A pint-sized home office adjacent to a dark room holds my collection of professional cameras and parts that I use on the job, that of contract digital photography for image banks. In value, that office outdoes the rest of my home.
It drove my wife up the wall that I tended to circumnavigate these rooms in a late night stupor, worried my moneymaker would be burgled and lose my equipment. Surely, we aren’t too poor to buy an infrared motion alarm, she snapped.
Sure enough, costs were fair on the assortment of infrared motion alarm merchandise I discovered online afterwards. There were those that came in entire home security systems but I decided a single device would suffice.
For its good looks and slight frame, I zoomed in on the Mace Motion Alert. It did not hurt my the symmetry-conscious part of my brain that mounting is a choice of edgewise or plumb.
Engineered to discern action inside a marked location, this passive infrared motion alarm can be locked up by a personal security code and does not cease sounding otherwise. I can replace the alarm sound with a dual-tone chime.
For an equivalent advantage, I zeroed in next on the Mini Alert Alarm. The undetectable barricading triangle it creates utilizing a passive IR system would set the alarm off when penetrated. With both operating on batteries, I was spared of knotty cords.
I purchased both infrared motion alarm products. They were ample for reinforcing my home office that I planned to have home security systems installed later in the week.
I let my wife come looking for me in my home office after returning from her job. For someone who just set an alarm off unknowingly, she sure appeared happy, happy to have peaceful nights head.
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