Thursday, March 22, 2012

Q-See QSDL506W Wireless Home Security Alarm System Kit (DIY)

Q-See QSDL506W Wireless Home Security Alarm System Kit (DIY)
Price : $65.19
List Price : $99.99
You Save : $34.80 (35%)

Item Description


Preserve your house or organization protected and secure with this reliable, cutting-edge wireless security system. The QSDL506W Wireless Safety Alarm System utilizes innovative technology with trouble-free wireless connections to give safety, producing it a wonderful selection for safeguarding against intruders. With this do-it-oneself technique, gone are the days of costly monthly monitoring fees. For Product Questions make contact with Q-SEE at (877) 998-3440 or csdpsi-usa.com.
Q-See QSDL506W Wireless Home Security Alarm System Kit (DIY)

Customer Critiques


Dog died, wanted a easy technique with local (door) and central alarm. This isn't the one to get.
Overall description:
5 door/window magnetic sensors. Each and every sensor has a switch on the side which says RF-Off-RF/ Alarm.
two keyfobs, every single with separate on/ off buttons.
1 central unit with 6 Red LEDs, a space beside each and every for a written description, and a switch on the side which toggles Alarm-Off-Chime.
1 Infrared unit, by no means tested.
The magnetic sensors trip when the primary unit is too far away from a straight forward magnetic bar. My understanding is that the RF setting is to be quiet locally but alarm remotely (didn't function, so I don't know). The RF/ Alarm setting supplies local and remote alarm. Each and every sensor comes prenumbered so that it corresponds to an LED on the central unit.
On the central unit, the alarm is supposed to give a visual and audible alarm when the sensor is tripped.
Pros:
Door sensors are loud and can be individually set to alarm remotely or remotely and locally.
Double-sided sticky tape is permanent. Greater make certain you place it on right the first time due to the fact paint will come with it.
Cons:
Oftentimes it works typically it doesn't. Who the heck knows?
Sometimes the central unit's alarm would trip but the corresponding LED did not light. In some cases it did not trip at all.
The RF setting on none of the door sensors triggered the central unit. Only RF/ Alarm caused the central unit to each alarm and light up and this was inconsistent.
Door sensors are larger than any other individuals I've observed.
You need to have 6 AA batteries. It ships with 17 batteries, why not full the job?
Style is horrible.
-There is only 1 volume level. The "chime" is just as loud as the alarm. We were thinking the chime could act as a just a basic indication, like a doorbell, that doesn't wake the baby.
-For what it really is worth, the chime is offered only on the central unit, not each sensor.
-Arming/ disarming is at full volume, as well. When you arm the central unit, you get a complete volume alarm cycle rather of just a chirp or other much less intense indication.
-You can not just set the central unit's switch to chime or alarm. You must also arm the unit with the keyfob.
-Keyfobs are only for arming and disarming the central unit. If you have the door sensors set to RF/ Alarm, the sensors will nonetheless alarm.
-Instructions are only on the packaging. The packaging wrongly stated there was an included User Manual. I found a pdf manual on [...], but it wasn't a lot improved.
Fairly disappointed in this product.

Prior to installing, I layed out the elements on a table, did the set up per the instruction manual and tested each and every item by simulating alarm. Instruction manual will need to be revised for the battery sizes mentioned for the motion detector and the alarm unit - desire to be "AAA" and not "AA".
It is excellent property security alarm technique for the price tag.
Q-See QSDL506W Wireless Home Security Alarm System Kit (DIY)

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