IMHO Wire is normally easily run and can not be jammed with a radio signal.
On Tue, 08 Nov 2011 08:22:56 -0500, Heard Saxon <heard at datatrontech.net>
wrote:
>
> Bill,
> In my previous house, I put motion detectors in my garage and in my shop.
> Seemed like a good idea! Only problem was we have a lot of those really
> large wolf spiders. They hunt at night. When they walk over the motion
> detector ( and yes, I know they are really infrared detectors), they will
> set it off. I think you are much better off with alarms on the doors and
> windows. They all come in wireless flavors now, so it is no big deal to
> cover all the doors and windows without having to run wire.
>
> Heard
>
> On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 8:25 PM, <corvallis at peoplepc.com> wrote:
>
>> I would like to put a Wireless intrusion detection system in my garage.
>> There are several I've found using the internet but users don't rate
>> them
>> very well; quality problems (China) and lack of wireless to get through
>> several walls and into the house. I would like to have two motion
>> detectors
>> in my adjacent garage and a receiver for them in my house. I don't need
>> an
>> alarm as such; and I'm not going to run out there and get into a
>> situation.
>>
>> I had such poor luck on the internet (Consumers Report and Buyer's
>> Guide)
>> that we visited the local alarm sales place. They prefer to use wired
>> system$.
>>
>> Suggestions and comments appreciated. .bill in corvallis
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