The SafeGuard X10 Wireless Security system is a wireless security and prevention system with a built-in telephone dialer.
Using a touch tone phone it is possible to dial into the SC9000 system controller, the heart of the security system, to control Home Automation and Alarm functions. You can switch on and off lights and appliances from a remote location with ease. Running late home from work? Dial in to your security system and switch on the downstairs lights for your arrival. The possibilities are endless!
The kit contains 4 pieces including the SC9000 security console with built-in telephone dialer, DS90 Door/Window Sensor, MS90 Motion Detector, and KR21E Remote Control.
This extensive kit contains all the components you need to protect your house or apartment.
A manual is available for this product: Click here for the Safeguard Manual - 429Kb
Security console - SC9000 Motion Detector -MS90 Door/Window Sensor - DS90 Key Chain Remote Control - KR21 AC adapter Accessories: batteries, telephone wire, telephone plug
Simon Hill - 21/09/2009
A straightforward system which uses X-10 wireless security sensors, and can transmit X-10 powerline signals. It can also be linked to a standard phone line, allowing you to arm/disarm the system and control X-10 devices. It can also call you if the alarm is triggered. Simple and very easy to use, the whole system can be completely set up from scratch in 5 minutes flat. The X-10 integration works well, and it was able to send a clear signal to control appliances anywhere in the house. Some features can feel a little too basic - for example, no zone names, and tiny fixed indicators which are almost too small to read. The telephone link on mine also sometimes gets "confused" if interrupted during dialling, resulting in a hung line, and the built-in siren is rather quiet, so make sure you buy an external one. If you want a basic security system capable of integrating with your HA setup, or even as an entry level controller, this will do the job nicely. If you have an RFXCOM receiver/transmitter and suitable software like Homeseer, you can even check the status of the panel and sensors, and arm/disarm the system over the internet, making this an easy and inexpensive way to integrate security into your HA setup. Overall good value for money, just don't expect too much sophistication at this price!
Simon Hill - Submitted on: 21/09/2009
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