I would not use a Yale system on a dog kennel.

Agreed. I think I'd rather have no alarm than that tat on my house.

Same here.

I would rather buy a big rotty dug than a Yale system. Only problem would be picking up ***** for the next 15 years.

I would rather buy a big rotty dug than a Yale system. Only problem would be picking up ***** for the next 15 years.

Atleast you could bin the dog **** instead of having it screwed all over your house.

I'd recommend the Visonic too. The enforcer is trying to stay loyal to installers rather than being offered to DIYers

Atleast you could bin the dog **** instead of having it screwed all over your house.

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Atleast you could bin the dog **** instead of having it screwed all over your house.

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tbf and objective, I have never used a Yale system and whilst I suspect they may be cack they have a market and do all of you above have experience of them?

tbf and objective, I have never used a Yale system and whilst I suspect they may be cack they have a market and do all of you above have experience of them?

At a previous firm we "maintained" a hsa3200 or something . Pile of cack it was. But the 80 year old seemed to like it.

We were forever changing batteries in it for her as she didn't want a new system.

Also fitted one a few month ago as a favor for a friend of a friend. (they were police officers if I remember correctly) lots of breakins in the area.

Did advise them it was a pile of steaming @$%€ but they had already got it off amazon.

To be fair they are easy to fit and setup come with a telephone lead and uk mains plug.

A pain in the **** to fit like a proper alarm tho

Edited April 13, 201313 yr by Lwillis

tbf and objective, I have never used a Yale system and whilst I suspect they may be cack they have a market and do all of you above have experience of them?

Yes.

 

Hence I feel I can comment. They may have come along and now even say they have a graded version IIRC but I still would not trust it.