WiFi and 3/4G GSM Home Burglar Security Alarm System Auto Dial with Smart Life and Tuya App Alert, Works with Google Assistant and Alexa

Great Alarm System
This little alarm system is really nice. Easy to install and works well. I needed an alarm system because we were going to be gone for several months and I wanted the house protected. My neighbor checked the house and I knew when he disarmed and armed the system. I ordered two extra motion sensors and installed them before we left which gave me coverage in the living room, dining room and office, they work well. I ordered two more motion sensors while we were out of town so I would have them when we returned. I am going to install one in the master bedroom and the other in the spare bedroom, this will make the whole house covered. Again…… a great inexpensive alarm system that works very well.

Detailed description. A few caveats and a whole lotta love
This review is forWiFi and 3/4G GSM Home Burglar Security Alarm System Auto Dial with Smart Life and Tuya AppHighliteNo subscriptions, No monthly fees.First, a few cavaets;You can not buy additional doorwindow sensors. They are no longer available.*You can not buy additional motion sensors. They are no longer available.*You can not buy additional key fobs. They are no longer available.*You can not buy a wireless external siren. You guessed it, not available.*But that doesn’t mean you can’t upgrade…*see below my notes on How to Upgrade2g or 4g ?This unit comes in two versions, 2G and 4g.If you are looking for 4G, check the side of the box and make sure 2g is NOT checked. They shipped me the wrong one twice.If you are not using the sim for phone calls then it doesn’t matter.Only two key fobs ? — No ProblemI don’t like my family members dependent on key fobs. So…If you need more people or more convenience than just two key fobs, you can share the alarm with other family members using the app. In this case, your family members use the app on their phone as the ‘key fob’. They have to create their own account. I tried to have my wife log in with my credentials from her phone and it didn’t work. First have the second person install the app. Then, in your app, (the ‘master’). find ‘Share Device’ and share it with the second person. I find this to be much more preferred than key fobs. We don’t even use the key fobs, we both just use the app.Sensor Range?I’m in a 1600 square foot two story house, so that would be about 800 per level. The sensors work fine from the garage where the panel is to the far other end of the house.Which Sensor Triggered?The sensors are paired to the alarm panel. You will get an alert with names like ‘zone 1’ or ‘zone 9’ for example. But you can rename these so they can tell you something like ‘front door’ or ‘back door’ or ‘kitchen window’, whatever you want to name them.Wired Sensors OptionThere are connections for two wired sensors. That means you could use any third party sensor that is not wireless, but rather run a wire to the control panel.The sirenThe siren is built right into the control panel with a little speaker. However there is also a wired option.It is wired and comes with a short cable. You can easily add an extension. It is loud. Really loud. If you have the control panel in the house and you want the siren outside, you will have to run a wire from the panel to the siren.ORif you are good with electronics, a wired output for an optional siren is a great feature . The output is about 4 volts DC. You can wire your own transmitter to a receiver for the siren you put somewhere else. I have done that with mine. I now have the built in siren on the control panel in the house, and a siren outside under the eves via a transmitter.The instructionsThe instructions will point you in the right direction but then you need to be a bit intuitive.The appWhile the app isn’t completely intuitive, it does work and it is very well behaved. It actually works pretty darn well.A phone call is much better than just an alert. The idea is you set up a unique ring tone for this call. Then you know right away what the call is about. Alerts are easy to miss. I bought an alarm sim card here on Amazon for $5.00 month, just to try it out. It works well. For 5 bucks a month you can have this thing call you, and send you a push notification, and send you an SMS text.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GUKDDBQ?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_titleMore on the app.You get an alarm alert and a screen pops up. You acknowledge the alert on your phone. Then it takes you to the ‘devices’ page. There you select the device (alarm), from there you can then disarm it. It would be nice if the initial alert screen would just let you disarm it. However, if you set it up with a sim for phone calls, you answer the call and disarm it by pressing 2. The app is smart enough not to pop up the notification if you set it up for phone calls. Not bad.One horrible caveat about the app is that there is no option to change wi-fi’s. If you move the alarm to a different access point with a different SSID, this becomes a challenge. The dealer is of no help. Your on your own. This is a terrible oversight by the programmers.Why Use an alarm company ?The way Brinks, ADT, and all these big alarm company’s do it is as follows.The alarm calls them, they call you, they ask if that was you, if it was you give them a secrete pin number. If it wasn’t you, then they send out security to verify if there is an intruder. If there is, then they call the police.Wow. That’s a lot of wasted time. Why not just have the alarm call me? I’ll take it from there. That is the idea with this type of system.Backup For Power FailsIt has an internal lithium Ion backup battery. So if there is a power failure, the panel will still be active. Since it does not rely on wifi if you use a sim card, It will still call you in an emergency. It will also alert you that there was a power failure. It is a very attractive small, lightweight panel with a built in battery. The more industrial alarms on the market with big metal boxes have a backup battery much like a motorcycle lead acid battery.Tamper ProofThere are holes in the back of the unit to hang it on screws if you like. Inside one of the holes is a leaf switch that the head of the screw would engage. In this way, if someone lifts this thing of the wall, it will set of an alert.Scheduling OptionYou can set this thing to arm and/or disarm on a schedule. With my previous alarm in the evenings my wife and I would always ask, ‘is the alarm set?’, because one of us was going outside for whatever reason. We now know the alarm is going to be on automatically every night at a specific time. Nice.* Tip: How to upgradeThere are instructions on how to pair the individual devices, like the key fobs and the window/door sensors. So in theory, you could buy another unit and use the accessories. I paid $67.50 with a discount coupon for this thing. Another unit would give you 10 sensors, 2 key fobs, 2 rfid cards, one siren, and one motion sensor. That would be $4.22 average each item. Not a bad price for all those accessories, and you would have an extra unused control panel. I haven’t tried it myself but it should work.Why a Four Star RatingTwo reasons;1. You can not easily move to another access point with a new SSID. That is, you can not change wi-fi easily.2. and if the accessories were available, this thing would have easily been a 5 star product. Kind of a shame.Final ThoughtsI have had this thing about months now. I was skeptical and ready to be critical. However, now I love this thing.It comes with the sensors and fobs paired so everything is ready to go.I bought this since we are having our house tented for termites, so it will serve it’s purpose, and then some thereafter. When I think back at my first alarm I bought from Radio Shack, a big metal box, hard wired sensors, no phone calls, nothing wireless, no backup battery yea, we’ve come a long way. Not bad. All in all, I’m pretty happy with it, even if upgrading means getting a whole new system, that won’t be for quite some time.

Great home alarm system / Detailed information about system below
Great home alarm system was pretty easy to install..You have to place the sensors by each window each door any area that you want to secure the sensors will go off if door or window is open if installed properly have not had any false alarms..The alarm system itself the base the control panel (download app) you can do more if you download the app for the system was able to connect to home Wi-Fi after I downloaded the app..Was able to set up timer for the alarm system to come on and go off each day automatic.Was able to set exit delay without any issues.Note:If you are having issues with entrance delay after setting the seconds in the panel..To get it to work so the alarm did not come on right when I walked in the house..I had to download the app which is good to have to get all the features.Click on the app then click on accessories click on detectors and it will pull up your sensors 1- through however many you have you will have to find the one for your doors and you can click on delay.This will activate your delay for your entrance..Make sure to get a system that has enough sensors for all of your entry points that you want to protect.If you want the alarm to call you or text you will have to get a sim card with it..$5moAlarm will work fine without SIM card this is just a added feature..

Sim card not support in uae

Es lo que ofrecen, ya instalado y en función