Guardline Driveway Alarm and Motion Detector - Portable Security System
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- The Guardline Driveway Alarm is a motion detector alarm system that can be run on batteries, making it a versatile, portable security alarm system for a wide range of applications beyond just monitoring your driveway. * Discount is over but it is still a great deal *
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I recently put this inside the house right outside my mentally disabled son's bedroom door. Works like a charm. love it! (For some of our severely challenged kids, we want to know when they leave their rooms before they get to other things they can spill, break, or escape from. )
Wow good idea
Thank you very much for indicating the detection range is 40 feet! I recently had to return a different manufacture's product because they didn't indicate its range was limited to 30 feet. And the installation I needed it for - was for a range of 60 feet. My sincere thanks!!
The 60' sensor detection range is impressive. I have a different driveway alert and 20' is about all I get. And the 1,000 foot range from the sensor to the base station is incredible. I have been waffling back and forth about buying this unit for about a year now but you have convinced me to go ahead and pull the trigger. Great video. Thanks.
I have heard form a lot of satisfied buyers of this product
NICE! Exactly what I need to cover my often vandalized out buildings! THANKS!
+Steven “Shooter11b” Szabo cool
Wow, just so happens I purchased one of these. There was an initial problem, but due to the Holidays, made sense and the delivery was made good, swiftly, and on time . I will be installing very soon. This company was on point responsive. So glad you shared this as it is a good intro. for my install. Thanks for sharing...
I'm glad it helped.
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Thanks for you help! - Bryan
Hi... great review. Had a question. Can you turn the audible alarm all the way off? I can think of situations where I would like visual alerts only & absolutely zero sound. Vibrate mode would also be nice, but I don't think that's an option on this unit. Thanks in advance for the reply.
No ur a towel
Hi SOP, I have spent 2 DAYS trying to pair a unique MELODY to my 3rd sensor and no luck! I paired 2 sensors yest. with no problem. I switched sensors to see if the sensor was faulty but they won't pair to a THIRD unique melody either. This is important to know which sensor /ZONE was triggered. I am also connecting a 12 volt tow truck light (bc I am hard of hearing) to the 12 volt relay connector for VISUAL confirmation. Does the light need to be powered, or just wire it straight in to the relay? The wires on the light are both coiled BLACK. Which is the POS+ wire? One wire has SAFCO stamped on it. Is that the POS+ lead? Thanx....Nick. (FRUSTRATED)
@@dgott7726 You can connect a 12volt vibrate unit to the relay ouputs on the bottom of receiver.
You should think on that before you go with those comments
"And now for something completely different". That's really cool.
Right up there with fish licenses
Well Sir, it seems this old boy is in need of a setup like that. The ability to run up to sixteen motion detection areas just hit the mark for my needs. Many thanks for the review.
It is a great system
Yup, all bad guys walk like that. Gave me a smile - keep up the good work.
All sneaky like
I have the Guardian Driveway Alarm with 4 sensors.
I also have a Belkin battery back up system Revision B that comes with the same DC plug that the GDA uses.
I know I am gonna catch flack from people who say this isn't hunting or I left electronics at home for the peace and quiet. I get plenty of peace and quiet except for the extremely loud tinnitus I hear 24/7/365 since I went deaf.
Being handicapped I sit in a blind hunting deer. I am 95% deaf in the left ear and 75% deaf in the right ear due to an explosion & my eyesight isn't the best either now.
I will be using the 3 sensors around a 100 yard perimeter of the deer stand this hunting season. I haven't been able to get any deer for some time now. I just started hunting in 2019. I have one sensor being used at the house at this time just to test this out and have caught coyotes walking around the property looking with the thermal scope.
This gentleman is clear and one of the best products review simple and clear thank you from London good job and thank you
Wow, thank you!
I purchased the shorter range version of this unit and an extra sensor because of your tests in this video. Let me tell you the shorter range unit works just as well. I really didnt have a need in a urban area for the long range system. Your video here was good and informative in real world uses.
+Jeff Sorosiak i'm glad it helped
Thanks Brian!!!! We were looking for information on this alarm and it was good to see a friendly face giving it a review. Thanks for the video!
It is really a good one Brickell. Thanks for saying hi.
No problem. Its always good to find a review from someone you have met or you know.
Good review and great system. I utilized the 12v output and alarm relay. The 12v output drives a small indoor siren and the relay breaks power to a external relay that drives a loud outdoor siren. The outdoor speaker draws 1amp so I used a external 12vdc power supply. My wife complains about all the switches I added to turn turn off the sirens lol. The system hasn’t false alarmed yet.
Cool
Thank you for so much information on so many different products. This is very helpful. Again thank you for your time and effort. You rock.
Aw shucks. You are too kind.
great beginning video....really would love to see distance and monitor sensitivity in trees before purchasing....that's more applicable IMHO.
The distance check looked good but I wish you would have done a test where the motion detector was set up outside and the alarm box was inside a house. I wanted to see if some walls in between the two devices would affect its operation.
IT does affect it a little but it works fine on most situations
Would this work indoors? Looking for a simple motion sensor and alarm to wake me up if an intruder comes in. Living in rented accommodation so cannot install proper alarm system. Any feedback welcome.
Just ordered mine
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how come american company dont make it their own wireless parking driveway patrol system...
america can do that...
dont need depend on china
Your video was just EXCELLENT. Clear understandable information, a bit fun, very good!
Thank you. I appreciate it.
A solar powered option would be convenient.
U can get rechargeable batteries
Yep ,a litle solar panel on top would be great
@guardline here is an idea for you
Another company has a SOLAR-type driveway alert system.
i will get it because your video was good
If you live somewhere that has a driveway that is over a hill or around a curve and you constantly have to worry about pulling out because you're not sure if a car is coming, you can set up your sensors around the turn or over the hill and it will let you know if a car is coming, so long as you keep the receiver in the car with you.
Good idea
Congrats on the new sponsor Bryan :) That is quite cool gadget. Something like that would be great for my parents. They have had problems with some vandalizing kids. Their neighbors too. Great review! Big thumbs up as always!
Thanks. I appreciate it.
+Jani Sukanen our driveway alarms are great for property protection. All too often we get calls from folks who need a driveway alarm because they or a neighbor was just robbed.
Id like to see a wifi connectible feature that shoots you a notification to toyr phone.. in the case you're not home and someone pulls onto your property.
That would be cool.
+TheRealJayGutta we don't have a built-in wifi solution yet, but the 12v relay outputs on the receiver allow you to tie-in any 12v accessory, including a wifi alert.
Guardline would like a list of 12v accessories that could be used. For example I would a like a sensor to trigger off a light(s) in my house and another sensor could start a sustained recording of a dog barking. I wonder what other 12v devices are available that could be useful. Also, since up to 16 sensors can be used does that mean 16 separate 12v devices can be used?
Buy an outdoor nest cam. Not only will it send you a notification to your phone, but you'll get video too that you can save and zoom in on.
www.pidevice.com - I created the notification unit that works with this device. I also have a video on the site using the Guardline GL2000. Yes, it will SMS your phone if triggered. I use it to monitor my apartments storage unit.
When you work midnights and want to know when someone is coming towards you such as the boss. *Nap Time*
;-)
That's a cool alarm package! Great review and info man...thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching.
I ordered the 500ft distance one, I have cameras but they don’t alert you, I have had my sons bikes stolen twice if it happens a third time this will wake us up to stop the theft!
Is there a updated coupon for the guardline 1/4 mile long range wireless driveway alarm?
I don't think so but you can always contact them and ask.
Thank you for the terrific review. You tested the sensor only to a 60ft range and I am trying to cover a distance of 120 ft. Do you think the sensor is capable of reaching that far?
I have no idea. That would be a question for the manufacturer.
Hi Cayman West, the sensor will not pick up that far. In rare circumstances, the sensor can pick up cars or trucks at a long distance, but that is not the norm. Give us a call Mon-Fri with any other questions, 888-519-0413. Devin, Guardline
Cayman West you could double up?
One thing i dont like about gaurdline is i have two sensors one for the fromt and one for the back yard. When i set one sensor on 1 and the other sensor on 2,3, or 4. When the sensor goes off in the back yard it says 1. And when the sensor goes off in the front yard it also says 1. I would know if the criminal is in the front yard or the backyard. Incredible. But i got the 1/4 mile version and its the only sensor that provides good sensing quality for the distance. Thats my only complaint but Ill deal with it. 👍
You should get in touch with them and ask them about that. They are good folks.
Hi Anthony, it sounds like sensor 2 was accidentally paired to zone 1. Because of that, when sensor 2 is activated on zone 1. To resolve this, reset zone 1, then re-pair your sensors one at a time. IMPORTANT: make sure your sensors are face down during this process and you only pick them up when you want to pair them.
Please check out this video for troubleshooting help: ruclips.net/video/6ZahtsCP38I/видео.html or you can call us at 888-519-0413.
5 Bux Yup ! You Got It Bryan with the windchill -35C Just Right Hah ATB Terry God Bless
+T.W. Milburn (skillet210) Brrrrrr
Can you do one tone PER sensor ?? That way you know which sensor is going off....
Not sure
Dude , your comments about US based support and the instructions written by a English primary lenguage was totally wrong, I highly recomend you to travel and read more. Guardline good job sponsor a person with this great values.
If you are in the US and English is your primary language (like 70% of my audience) it does matter. And no amount of travel or reading would change that. I'm not sure what that has to do with my "values". I didn't say anything bad about other cultures. Don't be so sensitive.
Enjoyed the video. Thanks so much
Probably less distance and they need plugged in but i do this with 2 old cell phones and you get video as well, one phones the camera and the others the viewer with a motion detection alarm that you can select spots you wanna get motion alarms from. That distance an sensitivity you'll be getting alarms nonstop every time the wind blows a leaf
Hmmm.
What about false alarms? I bought a system and everything set off the sensor. Leaves, animals, and sometimes it went off for NO REASON at all. Is there a way to adjust the width of the beam?
I am not sure. You should reach out to Guardline. They are good folks.
Brian, Thank you for a very helpful video.
I am glad it helped
UNRERVED APOLOGY
In these days of online anonymity it is so easy to say something then not be bothered to go back to correct what you said.
I made a comment on my gadget & basically had a go at Bryan about a dodgy review. Well my son just got back from our cottage & apparently he managed to get 100 meters easily out the range, I only got 30 meters hence so unhappy.
My son assured me the gadget works excellent & that I got it wrong!!!
Really sorry Bryan & Guardline & I believe it’s fair to say that the GL200 I have easily does at least 100 meters - & excellent in all weather as we had some terrible rain in the UK recently.
If ever you are in my neck of the wood Starbucks is on me my friend : )
You are a man of character. Thanks!
do you keep one inside your house plugged in so you can hear it from outside or is it to scare away the person?
so you can hear
So I'm clear, your testing the motion detection range AND NOT the receiver range? How important is LOS to receiver I have a house that sits high with a winding driveway wooded area, less than 1/4 mi. you cant see the house from the driveway entrance at all and I'm wondering if this will work for me?
You should reach out to the folks at Guardline. They are good people and can answer your question better than me.
@@SurvivalOnPurpose video IDEA, range the receiver with and without Line Of Sight.
I might try this to keep out all the people walking their dogs and letting them poo in my yard~
It's not gonna keep anybody out. Just let you know when they are there
@@SurvivalOnPurposeI realize its not a fence
If you do that it might not be only the dog that takes a poo... you'd be adding an extra mess.
Awesome review I’ve been looking for something like this excellent I’m impressed keep up the good job
Glad I could help
I Purchased one and really impressed with this product. Thank you, for your RUclips review.
How long does the battery last on the sensor?
I would think it depends on how often it is triggered, temperature, etc.
+publicEnima the sensor batteries last about 1 year on average. Make sure you're using lithium ion batteries if you live in a cold climate. - Devin, Guardline
I just had an idea..if you have a dependent adult with dementia/alzheimers or autismthis could be used to alert if this dependent person wanders outside or off property
Good idea. This thing is so versatile
Hi Brian. Can this system be set to have the alarm sound more than once or does it just sound off once after a single detection and that's it?
Hi +mrfester42 Each alarm will play for a set duration. Some of the tones play several times, some are short, and some are continual alarms.
+mrfester42 like I said, these folks take their customer service seriously.
Thank you for the awsome review. Im planning on getting a driveway sensor due to thieves and hooligans going into my car at night. My only question is if i unplug the reciever and bring it upstairs into a different room, do i need to reset the system when i plug it in again? I want the volume low so they do not hear it. Thank you
I don't know
Hi there, you do not need to reset the system if you unplug the receiver and move it to a different location. However, I would have backup batteries in that receiver to ensure you have no disruptions in your performance.
I have a 150 feet long balcony on the beach, and would like to sound an alarm when someone climbs up the balcony. Would that work or is anyone walking near the balcony but on the beach will also sound the alarm.
I don't know. You should contact the company. They are great folks.
Nice. I've been looking for something like this.
It works
Excellent vid
Thanks. I appreciate it.
Can you pair two receivers to the same monitor? I would like one receiver in the garage and one in the house.
I am not sure
Yes you can
That thing will be useful.
I agree
I understand the sensors help keep skunks away.
I guess that's why there are never any skunks around here.
I use them for when cats or dogs get loose, it alerts me when they are trapped or eating food...
Thanks!
How about in a busy urban environment? We shall see.
Hey Bryan, You would make it just fine here in Minnesota. You just end up wearing more clothes, or you stay inside when its 8 degrees out like it is right now... Or just bring your Scouts to the Charles L Sommers Wilderness Canoe Base in the summer for an amazing time...
I was SO cold making this I almost could not believe it. My hands were literally numb inside my mittens
Only 4 minutes into the video and I'm seeing the same major deficiencies I had with my very similar units from over 10yrs ago. Namely, 4 AA batteries! next, 4 small screws! The batteries go dead way too frequent for me and what a pain to have to try to remove 4 tiny screws to change them out. Mine have been on the bench of projects for years waiting to retro-fit (solder & drill) adapter sockets so they can have small remote solar panels or external battery packs added. All they'd need is 4.8-6v. These should have been designed with bottom drop-out battery packs.
Thanks
Hi Tie Dye, thanks for that feedback. FYI - our sensor batteries last about 1 year on average. If you live in a cold climate make sure you're using lithium ion batteries to withstand the colder winter temps. - Devin, Guardline
Love the product. Does the manual state how large the object moving needs to be before the sensor is tripped (neighbors dog weighing about 60 lbs - crossing the driveway, would that set it off)? Thanks again for the review...
+Losfirstduty it would pick up a dog of that size and even smaller animals. If you're looking to avoid smaller animals, best way to accomplish that is by mounting it about 3-4' high.
Hi. I have one question for you. My property is near my house and between them, there are 3 or 4 houses. Will this work if i install motion detector in my property and receiver will be in my house?
I don't know. You should contact the company for that answer.
@@SurvivalOnPurpose ok thank u
Oh and also the guy said when i put 4 triple A batteries it will no longer need a AC adapter plug in. Super false doesnt work at all when i have tje batteries in and the wall unit disconnected. Doesnt show no sign of it being on thats my other complaint. 👍
Anthony, it should work with the batteries or plugged in. If it's not working with the batteries, they may be low. Give us a call with any questions and we'll get it sorted out for you.
Does the ref light always show or is it your camera?
I don't know
Can you adjust the height so it’s not going off every time a stray cat walks by?
I think so, but that is really a question for the manufacturer. They are good folks, I would reach out to them
Yes, you can adjust the height and the angle. There is a ball joint that connects the sensor to the mounting plate which allows you to swivel the sensor to your desired position. We recommend mounting the sensor 3-4' high and pointing it straight out to avoid any small animals. Give us a call at 888-519-0413 Mon-Fri and we'll be glad to answer any other questions! - Devin, Guardline
Does it also have a light feature on the receiver
I don't remember
Yes, the zone will light up when activated. If you need a brighter light, you can easily attach a strobe or any other 12v accessory to the 12v output on the receiver. You can find a 12v strobe on our site, here: www.guardlinesecurity.com/products/12-volt-add-on-flashing-strobe-light
Wish you ad done the 90 dollar model! Also wish you had examined the relay they say is included to add an external alarm. Would like to have seen where the relay connections are and how to connect to them.
I am sure it is just a couple of connections inside.
Good video. Very useful. Sorry if you answered this but which Model is the one you tested in the video? I see one on AMAZON for $99....is that the one you tested?
The $149 model
In this video Bryan is testing the 1/4-mile model which is $159 and can be found here: www.guardlinesecurity.com/collections/wireless-driveway-alarms/products/1-4-mile-wireless-driveway-alarm The $99 version is our 500' range model.
in cold places or places where the winter is long, those batteries will die in a day or two. Is wiring an option? If I want to put this set up by my small cabin i.e. Can I run a wire to power up the transmitter?
Thanks
+Gokhan Cukurova I don't know. This company is in NW USA so it gets colder there than where I am.
+Gokhan Cukurova we have plenty of customers using our sensors in Alaska and other cold climates without issue. For cold climates lithium batteries will work great. I'd avoid using alkaline batteries in cold temps as the low temperatures will drain the batteries extremely fast resulting in no signals or intermittent signals. Go with lithium batteries and you'll be fine.
We advise against wiring the sensor as it will compromise the weatherproof casing. I hope this helps, take care. - Devin
on 9:30 , alarm sound is from that motion sensor itself?? sensors can make something scary by sound and go away?
please answer on this question!
I don’t understand the question. But the noise is NOT from the sensor.
@@SurvivalOnPurpose thank you, that's what I wanted to know
thank you. great video
Thanks for the support!
That is all great but someone can steal the unit or damage it also with a long stick. Also, you are doing a test under ideal conditions, what about rain and cold ???? Could you put a metal grated enclosure to keep the unit for being abused ????
Impressive!!!
Thanks!
Does the actual "sensor" have to be directly pointed to/or straight at the receiver?
I don’t think so.
No it does not. Point it wherever you need to point it and keep it within the maximum range of your system and you'll be fine. - Devin, Guardline
Very cool!
Indeed.
Thanks for the vid / info! Was looking for something just like this. I have the cheap $15-20 driveway alarm that works with multiple sensors but was looking for one that would let you know what sensor/zone was tripped when using more then one sensor and this one looks like it will do just that.
+bishop2355 it is an excellent system and will do exactly that.
+bishop2355 You can assign what zone you pair your sensor to and you can assign a unique melody to every single sensor if you want, let you customize your setup however you want.
Great product, but I do have one question, does the audio choice cover all 4 zones or can you have a different tone for each zone?
Just found an answer, apparently each sensor can be matched to an individual tone, guess that means you only have to fire the mortars in one direction 😂
;-)
Is that an IR sensor if it is I found that they're very unreliable depending on the temperature outside and false alarms are an ongoing problem can you tell me have you had any experience with false alarms or failed alarms due to the temperature
I don't know. I have had quite a few people tell me they are happy with theirs.
This is a PIR sensor - it relies on heat and movement to set it off. Most of our customers are extremely pleased with their system. Usually, false alarms are caused by small animals and can easily be avoided. Let us know if you have any other questions, we're here to help!
Interesting device. I dal wuth similar equipmentmin my li e if work. I do have a question however. Since the motion detector is designed for outdoor use, I didnt see a gasket so im wondering if its water resistant?
It is water resistant. I thin the shield helps a alot
+bushcraft2012 , there's a gasket on the mounting plate which is secured as you tighten the sensor screws. It is water resistant.
How long do batteries last on the sensor and can u hook sensor up to the mains to avoid hassle?
I don’t know
thats useless
Sensor batteries last about 1 year on average. You cannot plug the sensor into power as it is meant to be used outdoors away from outlets. Let us know if you have any other questions, we can be reached Mon-Fri at 888-519-0413. Devin, Guardline
Gotta wonder how long the batteries will last. I guess it depends on the traffic or where you put it. I'd imagine that moving tree branches or bushes might set it off. I'm curious how trees or obstacles would affect the signal. Looks like a good product.
I was over the hill, out of sight about 1000 ft away and it worked fine.
+jonnyboat2 if you use lithium batteries, people get 1+ year out of the batteries on average. Tree branches won't set it off, it needs heat movement to activate it, so people, cars, animals will trigger the sensor. The 1/4 mile range is true range with minimal interference (trees and house walls). As you add more obstacles between the two units, your effective range will decrease a little.
Guardline Thank you. That is information that means a lot. There's nothing worse than a light or alarm that goes off relentlessly because of the wind.
Where is this unit made ??? USA or CHINA ????
How many times did you have to crawl under the table to find the tiny screws that fell through the openings between the boards?
I did not! And I consider that a victory ;-)
Well perhaps next time you do a review you might want to check if there are are other models as Review Prep
Hi sha, please don't hold this against Bryan, we only sent him the 1/4 mile version and had no expectation of him to review our shorter range model. If you need any help or have any questions about your GL2000, please contact us directly at www.guardlinesecurity.com/pages/contact-us .
Good show!
Thanks for watching.
FOR WHAT I COULD SE IT LOOKS A SYSTEM TO HAVE A GOOD RANG
FOR WHAT I COULD SE IT LOOKS LIKE A VERY GOOD SYSTEM
It has a lot longer range than I was able to show. It was just too cold for me ;-)
Barry, it has a true-to-life 1/4 mile range. That means it is tested and proven to work at 1/4 mile with standard interference (ex. going through 1-2 walls, a few trees in between.) It is possible to get even further than 1/4 mile depending on your circumstances.
YES IT SOUNDS A VERY GOOD IN ALL WAYS BUT I KEEP ASKING HOW MUCH DOES IT COST IN ENGLISH MONEY
Great until it's not. Two of mine started firing off on their own over and over. I was advised to put new batteries in after letting it rest ? Finally just tossed them and put new ones up. Might as well get the cheap version from Amazon. And why do the tones have to be so long? When it starts repeating on its own it drives you insane.
Does it require line of sight? There are some bends in my driveway
It does not. You aim it across the driveway to detect whenever something passes.
Survival On Purpose I mean line of sight between the motion sensor and the receiver with alarm? I have a lot of trees between my house and driveway
No it does not, but line of sight will help you get the longest range out of your system. Give us a call if you have any questions!
There are 2 types of alarms from them - I got the 2020 & it’s a waste of time, about to send it back it cost £100, apparently the better one is the 5 something - but that’s like £220??? Ahmm I don’t think so, perhaps more honest / accurate review would be more helpful Sir, I got mine on your word!!!
I reviewed the model they sent me and I was as honest and accurate as possible. I did as thorough a demonstration as I could to show the product's performance. Sorry for any confusion.
Great review!!!!!!!
Thanks
getting ready to buy one ... BUT ... at the end of my driveway , Tall swamp weeds from previous floods and tumbleweeds , does it tell between moving weeds and ppl or vehicles ????
I am not sure. I think you can adjust the sensitivity. If you contact the manufacturer they are very responsive. I am sure they can tell you
thanks
Dan, this will not be set off by moving branches/leaves. The sensor is set off by heat movement. Let us know if you have any other questions. - Devin, Guardline
@@Guardline thanks , i ordered the 1/4 mile sensor , totally off grid , glad both ends runs off batteries
Awesome! If you ever have any questions, give us a call at 888-519-0413 and we'll be glad to help.
are the batts the back up to the plug in choice?
For the receiver, yes.
+Tony sal yes they are. The plug-in power is the primary source, but will divert to battery back up in case of a power outage.
Different subject, when you got your Thrunite TN 42, did you get it from Amazon, or Thrunite itself, if you got it from Thrunite, how long did it take to arrive? Good videos, keep up the good work.
They sent it for review so I don't think you can judge much by that.
Well actually it would be listed on the box...maybe 433 or 900mhz
The box is long gone. Did you check their website? They probably have the info there.
Now a 2 year warranty in 2019
great review and cool product. How well does it receive thru barriers such as walls and trees? From detector to control panel i mean.
I don't really know. I was over the hill 1000' away and it worked
Hi +JR MTG - if you're going through through a few trees and walls there should be no loss or range, since these are all tested for realistic range. However, if you're going through a hill as Bryan did at the end of his test, or reinforced concrete walls or something similar, you will decrease the effective range of the unit.
Guardline Good info. Thank you very much Guardline.
Your reputation?
i like it
good info
Thanks!
will the alarm go off silently to my phone or into my house
there needs to be a solar panel on the motion detector and rechargeable batteries
+Adam Nygaard I just used regular batteries because I had them handy