I have seen so many people comment about the frequency this security system operates on and that it can be scrambled! Will someone find me the device that'll do this and i'll create a video about it and we'll see if it actually works by cancelling out the SimpliSafe alarm! I'll make a video on it too! :)
I have compiled a list for your attention. FCC ID Application DateProduct Purpose Application TypeU9K-LK1000 2019-09-10Simplisafe Lock Original EquipmentU9K-LK1000 2019-09-10Simplisafe Lock Original EquipmentU9K-PP1000 2019-09-09Pin pad Original EquipmentU9K-DB3000 2018-09-20Video doorbell Original EquipmentU9K-DB3000 2018-09-20Video doorbell Original EquipmentU9K-CM2000 2018-01-30IP Camera Original EquipmentU9K-SD3000 2017-12-21Smoke Detector Original EquipmentU9K-CO3000 2017-12-21CO Detector Original EquipmentU9K-BS3000 2017-12-14Base station Original EquipmentU9K-KP3000 2017-12-04Keypad Original EquipmentU9K-WS3000 2017-12-01Siren Original EquipmentU9K-GB3000 2017-12-01Glassbreak sensor(00368+1000) Original EquipmentU9K-FS3000 2017-09-19freeze sensor Original EquipmentU9K-PB3000 2017-09-18Panic Button Original EquipmentU9K-MS3000 2017-09-18Motion Sensor Original EquipmentU9K-KF3000 2017-09-18Keychain remote Original EquipmentU9K-ES3 2017-09-18Entry sensor Original EquipmentU9K-WT3000 2017-09-15Water Sensor Original EquipmentU9K-CM1000 2016-01-26IP Camera Original EquipmentU9K-GB1000 2014-01-21alarm system glassbreak sensor Original EquipmentU9K-SD1000 2012-12-19433MHz Transmitter (Smoke Detector) Original EquipmentU9K-CO1000 2012-12-19433MHz Transmitter (CO Detector) Original EquipmentU9K-WT1000 2012-07-04433MHz Transmitter (Water Sensor) Original EquipmentU9K-FS1000 2012-07-04433MHz Transmitter (Freeze Sensor) Original EquipmentU9K-BS2000 2012-04-30315MHz Transmitter (Base Station) Original EquipmentU9KR2 2009-11-08433MHz Transmitter (Keychain Remote) Original EquipmentU9K-KP1000 2008-11-28433MHz Transmitter (Keypad) Original EquipmentU9K-BS1000 2008-11-28315MHz Transmitter (Base Station) Original EquipmentU9K-KR1 2008-11-27433MHz Transmitter (Keychain Remote) Original EquipmentU9K-KR1 2008-11-27433MHz Transmitter (Keychain Remote) Original EquipmentU9K-PB1000 2008-11-26433MHz Transmitter (Panic Button) Original EquipmentU9K-MS1000 2008-11-26433MHz Transmitter (Motion Sensor) Original EquipmentU9K-ES1000 2008-11-26433MHz Transmitter
I believe generation 3 of the system (which I believe this is) does not have the hack because it now has encryption between all the wireless parts, previous 2 gens did not. I am researching the system to buy and this was a real concern for me. Before if you disarmed on the keypad it sent a signal to the base stations totally unencrypted apparently and someone could replay attack it with a device. It wasn't an easy hack to do because you had to be near to the device and know where they were in the house. Anyway all signals are encrypted from gen3. Becareful putting out the yard sign or a sticker to the brand if you have gen1 or gen 2 though!
@@danieljuk the encryption doesn't matter...it has to do with the 433.92MHz (at least in the US) being low emitted signal which can be interfered either causing the base station to believe and report it as RF interference or not at all.
We ended up exchanging this model for the slimmer version ruclips.net/user/postUgkx0jZ_lGlDVJhDnmagEU8gn47cmfPNlLQU because it was too wide for the only door trim area that made sense to mount it on. However, we should have just noted the dimensions prior to purchasing. Otherwise, we love the doorbell. It works perfectly, and the video is very clear, even at night.
Excellent demonstration! I have this system in my daughter's apartment and guess who lost the manual in the move? I was able to completely set up her system again and rename the devices by watching your video.
Great video. Just one point. The motion sensors will have to be set up differently on your walls if you have pets. I was told by simplisafe support that as I have a 26kg dog and 2 4kg cats that the sensors should be placed at shoulder level on the wall and upside down so the sensors don't scan the floor area. Just be aware of this. 😃
Here is a tip about SimpliSafe Motion Sensors. it takes a few minutes after you set your alarm for the sensors to adjust to the room. If you are testing your system take that into consideration. While testing my system I set the alarm and came into the room immediately and often the motion sensors did not detect me right away. If I waited a few minutes before I entered the room, they got me every time.
I just purchased this system and wanted to have a visual of the process and I happened to pick the perfect one. Excellent video, I'm now ready to set it up. Thank you so much.
I set mine up almost 2 years ago, it's worked flawslesly. I would recommend using screws to attach your sensors, if you are attaching to wood trim. The sensors hold well on glass and metal, just not on wood.
thank you so much for this! i’ve been looking for a video that shows a complete overview of the system including the siren so i’m very glad i found this video!
My biggest concern was how well the sensors would work on elaborate door frames...your video put me at ease (all other videos have simple door frames where everything lines up almost too conveniently!)
Word of advise. When placing motion sensors your better off placing on a wall not facing windows. In the past IR and Lightning from storms don't go together. Facing from an outside wall may prevent false alarms.
It's great to hear from an honest reviewer and that you took the time to go through the full set up. My SimpliSafe is on the way but I still have some concerns about certain details and this definitely helped. Happy Birthday btw.
@@macysondheim Good question! SimpliSafe represented the best value in terms of the features we were looking for in an alarm system. We still have it three years later and no plans to change anything. Are you shopping for an alarm then?
@@danielisin2273 Happy to report that we haven't been a victim yet, but we do have a significant number of break-ins in our area, and it does give us some peace of mind.
Great video! 💪🏼 I'd just say that the motion sensors are too high up, (they should be in corners, yeah, field of view is 90°), but they need to be within 4-5ft off the ground, they'll catch body heat in a 45° angle (from where it is mounted and down). And if you've dogs that'd stay inside your home when you arm the system in away mode, better install them upside down (with the test button facing the ground, so the angle would be 45 up) so your pet won't trip the alarm. Great work with the video 👌🏼👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Added this to my current security system for insane redundancy. My house is now like the Home Alone house complete with 1000+ marbles for the floor and a bucket of paint above the door. Not to mention the video camera and "Beware of the Dog" signs. It's pretty nuts at this point. And to top it all off: I really don't have anything to steal unless they want a 20 year old weight machine and ancient TV from the age of Dinosaurs. I don't even own a laptop!
Nice work and good job! Your process was different from the enclosed set up Manuel, but that gave me some additional information that I wouldn't have known, so thanks! 😎
I just realized if you move you can just take the thing with you. Although I don't know how hard it would be to get that adhesive to release. All the better to use screws maybe.
Love the review think ill be buying one of these for my property and seems to work better than my previous ADT security smart system (some sensors were not that sensitive), would of liked to of seen more of the online system functionality though in regards to adjusting the system to personalised requirements, and receiving of mobile notification. Still good review
I dumped ADT for Simply Safe more than 5 years ago! SS is less expensive, better looking, a lot less jive, and I left the many false alarms of ADT behind.
@@jamesscott1932 don’t be ridiculous, there’s no reason for anyone to waste a bunch of money on security devices. It’s a false sense of security in the end. If you are unable to defend yourself you should exercise regularly to get in better shape or get a dog
Cheers for this! Great video! We’ve just bought our first house. When we eventually move in, I’ll definitely be considering the SimpliSafe system. Have you ever had to use the monitoring centre? If so, was it a seamless experience?
The base station runs on battery power for up to 24 hours when disconnected, IF the thief either took those batteries out or destroyed the station it would immediately send a notice to the cops. Hoped this helped!
Hello mate, very helpful video thank you.. I just bought one of these then realised you got to pay 20 quid a month for use of the app and video monitoring etc, unlike the ring system which I kinda wished I bought now, but both have their pros and cons. Did you ever find out the system could be hacked or not? As I’m worried about that..
What about how to set this up so you can see through your iPhone both cameras and if alarm is set off by intruder. Will my phone get alert, for that matter will both my and my wife phone get an alert?. I hope those instructions are in the box, I'm setting it up tomorrow.
You don't have to pay subscription for this service. But you obviously lose some quirks if you dont. I pay £19.99 a month for everything. Remote view your camera, set and disarm alarm remotely through the app and other benefits. simplisafe.co.uk/professional-alarm-monitoring
@@GeekyStuff it gives you an option of 12.99 . I might get this looks really good and effective but the only problem I have with it is when the alarm goes off the hub should be outside not inside your home . How would this possibly alert other ppl.
@@islamicreminders3090 People don't tend to come running at the sound of a house alarm, unless you live in Gotham and Batman is having a quiet night.. the idea is the internal alarm is uncomfortable to stay close by and puts any intruder off after entering
I’ve been using SimpliSafe since they first came out in 2008. Strips work amazingly well and do indeed last. Sensors, including keypad, are very lightweight.
If you have pets please read the installation manual for the correct height to place the sensor. If you have a dog over 30lbs place the sensor 4ft. up from the floor with the test button side down and if you have a cat, 6 - 10 ft. up from the floor.
Hope they fixed that issue, the one where if you buy a hand held radio and set it to the same frequency it uses, it disables the whole thing, while broadcasting.
This alarm operates with in the amature radio frequency. All you need is a 30 quid tranciver programed to 433.92mhz and the 8 watt transmition will drown out the milliwatt output from the sensors thus rendering the alarm usless. And the stickers you get as with any alarm system the best place for them is a fire you might as well put your passcode on your door
Hey Geeky Stuff, loved your video. Would be great if you or others could reply to some of the great questions below. For example, does it say “back window left open” if you set the alarm. Another example, will the alarm go off and says “intrudeter detected, front door sensor”... and finally, does it have a battery feature on the dashboard to tell you how good or bad the batteries. Are. Oh and one more thing - is there an app? I used to have something called Alertme system 10 years ago which did all of this - until HIVE bought them out and destroyed them.
Yes, if a door or window is left open and you arm the alarm, the base station will warn you. When an alarm is triggered, you can see in the app which sensor was triggered. The base station does indicate when battery is low on devices, but obviously I've not had that happen yet.
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I have seen so many people comment about the frequency this security system operates on and that it can be scrambled! Will someone find me the device that'll do this and i'll create a video about it and we'll see if it actually works by cancelling out the SimpliSafe alarm! I'll make a video on it too! :)
I have compiled a list for your attention.
FCC ID
Application DateProduct Purpose
Application TypeU9K-LK1000
2019-09-10Simplisafe Lock
Original EquipmentU9K-LK1000
2019-09-10Simplisafe Lock
Original EquipmentU9K-PP1000
2019-09-09Pin pad
Original EquipmentU9K-DB3000
2018-09-20Video doorbell
Original EquipmentU9K-DB3000
2018-09-20Video doorbell
Original EquipmentU9K-CM2000
2018-01-30IP Camera
Original EquipmentU9K-SD3000
2017-12-21Smoke Detector
Original EquipmentU9K-CO3000
2017-12-21CO Detector
Original EquipmentU9K-BS3000
2017-12-14Base station
Original EquipmentU9K-KP3000
2017-12-04Keypad
Original EquipmentU9K-WS3000
2017-12-01Siren
Original EquipmentU9K-GB3000
2017-12-01Glassbreak sensor(00368+1000)
Original EquipmentU9K-FS3000
2017-09-19freeze sensor
Original EquipmentU9K-PB3000
2017-09-18Panic Button
Original EquipmentU9K-MS3000
2017-09-18Motion Sensor
Original EquipmentU9K-KF3000
2017-09-18Keychain remote
Original EquipmentU9K-ES3
2017-09-18Entry sensor
Original EquipmentU9K-WT3000
2017-09-15Water Sensor
Original EquipmentU9K-CM1000
2016-01-26IP Camera
Original EquipmentU9K-GB1000
2014-01-21alarm system glassbreak sensor
Original EquipmentU9K-SD1000
2012-12-19433MHz Transmitter (Smoke Detector)
Original EquipmentU9K-CO1000
2012-12-19433MHz Transmitter (CO Detector)
Original EquipmentU9K-WT1000
2012-07-04433MHz Transmitter (Water Sensor)
Original EquipmentU9K-FS1000
2012-07-04433MHz Transmitter (Freeze Sensor)
Original EquipmentU9K-BS2000
2012-04-30315MHz Transmitter (Base Station)
Original EquipmentU9KR2
2009-11-08433MHz Transmitter (Keychain Remote)
Original EquipmentU9K-KP1000
2008-11-28433MHz Transmitter (Keypad)
Original EquipmentU9K-BS1000
2008-11-28315MHz Transmitter (Base Station)
Original EquipmentU9K-KR1
2008-11-27433MHz Transmitter (Keychain Remote)
Original EquipmentU9K-KR1
2008-11-27433MHz Transmitter (Keychain Remote)
Original EquipmentU9K-PB1000
2008-11-26433MHz Transmitter (Panic Button)
Original EquipmentU9K-MS1000
2008-11-26433MHz Transmitter (Motion Sensor)
Original EquipmentU9K-ES1000
2008-11-26433MHz Transmitter
I believe generation 3 of the system (which I believe this is) does not have the hack because it now has encryption between all the wireless parts, previous 2 gens did not. I am researching the system to buy and this was a real concern for me. Before if you disarmed on the keypad it sent a signal to the base stations totally unencrypted apparently and someone could replay attack it with a device. It wasn't an easy hack to do because you had to be near to the device and know where they were in the house. Anyway all signals are encrypted from gen3. Becareful putting out the yard sign or a sticker to the brand if you have gen1 or gen 2 though!
@@danieljuk Encryption would not stop a device from jamming the signal between the base station and sensors.
ruclips.net/video/UlNkQJzw4oA/видео.html
@@danieljuk the encryption doesn't matter...it has to do with the 433.92MHz (at least in the US) being low emitted signal which can be interfered either causing the base station to believe and report it as RF interference or not at all.
We ended up exchanging this model for the slimmer version ruclips.net/user/postUgkx0jZ_lGlDVJhDnmagEU8gn47cmfPNlLQU because it was too wide for the only door trim area that made sense to mount it on. However, we should have just noted the dimensions prior to purchasing. Otherwise, we love the doorbell. It works perfectly, and the video is very clear, even at night.
Excellent demonstration! I have this system in my daughter's apartment and guess who lost the manual in the move? I was able to completely set up her system again and rename the devices by watching your video.
THANK YOU for actually testing the system and showing it working instead of doing the typical sales influencer nonsense. Good on ya.
SimpliSafe should compensate you for making this video. A+ demonstration :)
Haha thank you.
Great video. Just one point. The motion sensors will have to be set up differently on your walls if you have pets. I was told by simplisafe support that as I have a 26kg dog and 2 4kg cats that the sensors should be placed at shoulder level on the wall and upside down so the sensors don't scan the floor area. Just be aware of this. 😃
Cats climbing on shelves?? Seems like a recipe for frequent police visits to the residence
Thank you so much, I’ve just bought my first home and I wanted something that is wireless but really easy to install. Definitely going to buy it now.
U actually thing someone’s going to break into a cheap small home like yours
Here is a tip about SimpliSafe Motion Sensors. it takes a few minutes after you set your alarm for the sensors to adjust to the room. If you are testing your system take that into consideration. While testing my system I set the alarm and came into the room immediately and often the motion sensors did not detect me right away. If I waited a few minutes before I entered the room, they got me every time.
My SimpliSafe security system arrived, look impressive. I can’t wait to set it up thanks again.
No problems, good luck 👌
I have installed a few of these Simplisafe systems. Its amazing how easy they are to install. Great video!
I just purchased this system and wanted to have a visual of the process and I happened to pick the perfect one. Excellent video, I'm now ready to set it up. Thank you so much.
I set mine up almost 2 years ago, it's worked flawslesly. I would recommend using screws to attach your sensors, if you are attaching to wood trim. The sensors hold well on glass and metal, just not on wood.
How frequently you change the batteries?
thank you so much for this! i’ve been looking for a video that shows a complete overview of the system including the siren so i’m very glad i found this video!
This is a very GOOD video. Well done. Thank you for your service it was very helpful.
My biggest concern was how well the sensors would work on elaborate door frames...your video put me at ease (all other videos have simple door frames where everything lines up almost too conveniently!)
Great video! Been looking at getting the SimpliSafe system for my home. This video helped a lot before wanting to purchase.
Word of advise. When placing motion sensors your better off placing on a wall not facing windows. In the past IR and Lightning from storms don't go together. Facing from an outside wall may prevent false alarms.
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It's great to hear from an honest reviewer and that you took the time to go through the full set up. My SimpliSafe is on the way but I still have some concerns about certain details and this definitely helped. Happy Birthday btw.
Then why did you buy it
@@macysondheim Good question! SimpliSafe represented the best value in terms of the features we were looking for in an alarm system. We still have it three years later and no plans to change anything. Are you shopping for an alarm then?
@mikecarter16 has it prevented any break-ins. I hope that hasn't happened to you, but if it has, did it do its job?
@@danielisin2273 Happy to report that we haven't been a victim yet, but we do have a significant number of break-ins in our area, and it does give us some peace of mind.
Great video! 💪🏼
I'd just say that the motion sensors are too high up, (they should be in corners, yeah, field of view is 90°), but they need to be within 4-5ft off the ground, they'll catch body heat in a 45° angle (from where it is mounted and down). And if you've dogs that'd stay inside your home when you arm the system in away mode, better install them upside down (with the test button facing the ground, so the angle would be 45 up) so your pet won't trip the alarm.
Great work with the video 👌🏼👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Added this to my current security system for insane redundancy. My house is now like the Home Alone house complete with 1000+ marbles for the floor and a bucket of paint above the door. Not to mention the video camera and "Beware of the Dog" signs. It's pretty nuts at this point. And to top it all off: I really don't have anything to steal unless they want a 20 year old weight machine and ancient TV from the age of Dinosaurs. I don't even own a laptop!
good for you man
then you can ask the judge to subpoena your neighbors cloud just in case your security cam missed an angle if you have been broken into.
😂😂😂
Just got the SimpliSafe and your video greatly helped setting them up. Much appreciated!
Great video! I used this as a guide to setup my new system and it went flawless!
Brilliant, I'm glad it worked for you :)
Amazing video. I’m considering this system for my new house and I’ve been convinced. Thank you!
Great video. Im not looking at upgrading my current alarm system, but when i move house i want something more funky! Thank for the video.
You did an excellent job of explaining and demonstrating how to setup and use the Simply Safe Security. This is the BEST Simply Safe RUclips Video!!!
Great video. Perfectly done. I don't know why you had 73 thumbs down. ?? Thank you
He's a "soft talker." But I still thumbs up'd.
One of the best reviews i've seen. Good job 👍
Technically wasn't a review. Just an installation video.
Best video ever fr great vibe editing perfect mood muzik!
Excellent instructional video. I am now confident about buying this system and installing it. Thank you.
Thank you :)
Happy Birthday! Thanks for the tutorial!
Wow! Clear, concise & appeciated! Thank you!
Thank you for a terrific and insightful video! I am shopping for a system to replace my overpriced monitoring set-up with wired devices.
Great job! Thank you for this. Im getting a system soon and you tested/installed the main components im getting. Now I know what to do and expect.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and knowledge, 👍🏻
Thank you for this video. I am getting this system very soon. So again thank you for this video.
Genuinely looks brilliant & easy for a change 👍
Nice work and good job! Your process was different from the enclosed set up Manuel, but that gave me some additional information that I wouldn't have known, so thanks! 😎
Terrific video - well done! Thank you for preparing this.
Great video. I didn't know that the base was also the siren. Thanks!
No problem Andy, you can also buy a separate siren too, which is much louder.
Great job of explaining the set up! Thank you.
Glad it helped 😊
Great video. Very clear instructions. Thanks.
I heard it is better to place the motion sensors lower down, where things actually move.
the shutter option for the camera is really nice.
Thank you so much for your Awesome video, very helpful and easy to follow instructions !!!
Well done mate! I like the part where you did a live test. I doubt anyone would enter after hearing that siren. Cheers!
Yet, almost everyone won't even turn their head when hearing a car alarm go off. Same principle.
All the components transmit on a very common wireles signal. A stronger signal can over ride them and the alarm wont sound.
Thanks for the video! Made my set up smooth af
Thank you. Very helpful!!
Just got it for my dad, thanks for the instructions
No problem 😊👍
Does the system have some way of indicating the battery levels or tell you when the batteries are low?
Jimmy Nich yes
It will indicate on the keypad, and which sensor it is. It will alert weeks before battery actually dies.
Thanks for the awesome video! Very helpful! Cheers from Pickerington, Ohio USA!
Glad it helped. Might be doing a 12 month later video too 🙂
@@6833066837 it's actually 13 months now lol! I will definitely be doing one soon.
Great introduction and review. Thanks!
Nicely done video. Great to the point info and presentation. It is helping me decide on a system.
Glad it's helped! Thanks for watching 😁
Great video showing this system!
Great video.
Excellently demonstrated
Great job and video on the set up. Thanks!
Thank you so much for making this video!!
I just realized if you move you can just take the thing with you. Although I don't know how hard it would be to get that adhesive to release. All the better to use screws maybe.
Love the review think ill be buying one of these for my property and seems to work better than my previous ADT security smart system (some sensors were not that sensitive), would of liked to of seen more of the online system functionality though in regards to adjusting the system to personalised requirements, and receiving of mobile notification. Still good review
I dumped ADT for Simply Safe more than 5 years ago! SS is less expensive, better looking, a lot less jive, and I left the many false alarms of ADT behind.
@@jamesscott1932 don’t be ridiculous, there’s no reason for anyone to waste a bunch of money on security devices. It’s a false sense of security in the end. If you are unable to defend yourself you should exercise regularly to get in better shape or get a dog
Could you show us how to remove a device if you want to relocate?
At 433 MHz the system can be jammed. Do not put the yard sign out .
Have you tried to do this Mike? I was under the impression they resolved this...
Cheers for this! Great video! We’ve just bought our first house. When we eventually move in, I’ll definitely be considering the SimpliSafe system. Have you ever had to use the monitoring centre? If so, was it a seamless experience?
Thank you so much for sharing!!!
Great video. Your camera quality is phenomenal. What kind of camera did you use to record this?
Thank you, I used a Canon M50 Mirror less Camers
Super helpful - thank you!
That's super brilliant and easy to install x
Damn good video brother thanks, saved me from watching 10 different videos.
You were very helpful. Thank you so much…
Glad it helped 🙂
Excellent review with instructions, thank you
Nicely done clean and neat.
So what happens if thief comes and disconnects the base station were alarms goes off? Shouldn't this be hiding? Or takes the remote by door?
I was wondering the same thing.
The base station runs on battery power for up to 24 hours when disconnected, IF the thief either took those batteries out or destroyed the station it would immediately send a notice to the cops. Hoped this helped!
Looks like a nice simple system. Personally Leary of any inside cameras connected to web. Cheers
Hello mate, very helpful video thank you..
I just bought one of these then realised you got to pay 20 quid a month for use of the app and video monitoring etc, unlike the ring system which I kinda wished I bought now, but both have their pros and cons. Did you ever find out the system could be hacked or not? As I’m worried about that..
Great job. Excellent instructional video. 👍
very informative, thank you!
Wonderful QUIET !
What about how to set this up so you can see through your iPhone both cameras and if alarm is set off by intruder. Will my phone get alert, for that matter will both my and my wife phone get an alert?. I hope those instructions are in the box, I'm setting it up tomorrow.
Does anyone know how much the monthly subscription is? I didn't realize there was a required one, so I'm glad I saw this video first.
You don't have to pay subscription for this service. But you obviously lose some quirks if you dont. I pay £19.99 a month for everything. Remote view your camera, set and disarm alarm remotely through the app and other benefits.
simplisafe.co.uk/professional-alarm-monitoring
@@GeekyStuff it gives you an option of 12.99 . I might get this looks really good and effective but the only problem I have with it is when the alarm goes off the hub should be outside not inside your home . How would this possibly alert other ppl.
@@islamicreminders3090 People don't tend to come running at the sound of a house alarm, unless you live in Gotham and Batman is having a quiet night.. the idea is the internal alarm is uncomfortable to stay close by and puts any intruder off after entering
I've never seen this advance security system. I like it. My concern is those adhesive strip. Can they hold on for a long time?
Only time will tell, but they are definitely stuck on strong.
I’ve been using SimpliSafe since they first came out in 2008. Strips work amazingly well and do indeed last. Sensors, including keypad, are very lightweight.
Install temporary, when you satisfy the system and no need to relocate, install it permanently.
Very helpful video. Thank you.
Great video, does the base announce which door or window is triggered? I.e ‘’fault back door’’, or ‘’fault motion sensor living room’’ .....
No, but the app tells you which motion sensor was triggered.
So you can take the batteries off the base station to turn off the alarm?
I also found this vid useful. Many Thanks ! .
great video thank you!!!!!!!!!!!
If you have pets please read the installation manual for the correct height to place the sensor. If you have a dog over 30lbs place the sensor 4ft. up from the floor with the test button side down and if you have a cat, 6 - 10 ft. up from the floor.
How did you enter the name for Back Door under the OTHER option?
Great vid!! Very helpful!!
Thank you 👍
excellent video. thank you.
Well done ! Mate
Can the camera be used individually without the base and keypad?
Hope they fixed that issue, the one where if you buy a hand held radio and set it to the same frequency it uses, it disables the whole thing, while broadcasting.
This alarm operates with in the amature radio frequency. All you need is a 30 quid tranciver programed to 433.92mhz and the 8 watt transmition will drown out the milliwatt output from the sensors thus rendering the alarm usless. And the stickers you get as with any alarm system the best place for them is a fire you might as well put your passcode on your door
Link me up with the transceiver you think will do this and i'll buy it and test it on my SimpliSafe system. I'll make a video about it too! :)
@@GeekyStuff the baofeng gt-3tp you can find them on amazon 😊 i dont trust wirless alarm systems for this very purpose
Thank you for sharing
Hey Geeky Stuff, loved your video. Would be great if you or others could reply to some of the great questions below. For example, does it say “back window left open” if you set the alarm. Another example, will the alarm go off and says “intrudeter detected, front door sensor”... and finally, does it have a battery feature on the dashboard to tell you how good or bad the batteries. Are. Oh and one more thing - is there an app? I used to have something called Alertme system 10 years ago which did all of this - until HIVE bought them out and destroyed them.
Yes, if a door or window is left open and you arm the alarm, the base station will warn you. When an alarm is triggered, you can see in the app which sensor was triggered. The base station does indicate when battery is low on devices, but obviously I've not had that happen yet.
Thank you
Excellent
does this thing link to Alexis or similar? Eg, is my data linked to anything resold? Thanks for posting!
eeehyye hellp, tha alarma simplisafe have app for iphone IOS? only ANDROID?
You do realize you just showed the world your wifi SSID and password right? But other than that, great video!