DIY Wireless Security System - Easy to install and ready to use, no programming is required. Rolling Code Technology - Leading edge technology, provides maximum security & reduces false alarm. Ideal for homes, apartments, convenience stores, gas station and condominiums. Works in conjunction with up to 15 Skylink security accessories. Arm/Disarm using Keychain Transmitter.
Skylink SC-10 Security System Basic Kit Features
- Arm/disarm using key chain transmitter. piercing 110 decibel siren
- Ideal for spaces up to 3000 square feet, up to 100-foot range
- Rolling code technology provides maximum security and reduces false alarm
- Complete do-it-yourself wireless security system easy to install and ready to use
Price: $69.62
User Reviews about Skylink SC-10 Security System Basic Kit
Great price and very fast shipping. Bought a motion sensor and additional transmitter along with the SC-10 package. A snap to program, install and operate. Works great! -- Best buy for a home security system
We looked into home security after learning of neighborhood break ins. This product fit the bill completely. It works as advertised and will save us the $50 a month for a "professional" company to do the same. The system was quite easy to install and program. I would advise this set up for the average homeowner or renter. We bought this system primarily as a secondary audible alarm and extra remotes to complement the Skylink SC 1000. -- Very pleased.
I called Brinks new home security company, BroadView. They told me for $100 they would install 2 door sensors and 2 window sensors. Any additional sensors would be $75 a piece. Additionally I would pay $40 a month for their service and sign a 3 year contract. Thats $1500!!! If the system broke or messed up I would have to pay a BroadView tech to come out and fix it. WTF? Ok, so their commercials are great. I called ADT. I mean they have to be better, right? NO! Same deal.
You can't put a price on your families safety but are those companies services that great? If a sensor is triggered, they call your house. No sh*& sherlock! Thats going to help me out a lot! I could have called 911 on my own, and that's a free call.
Ok, the SKYLINK is Awesome. It was terribly simple to set up and install. I didn't use the switchboard that calls your phone since I don't use a land line. Each item came with everything I needed to install it. I tricked out my entire house with a sensor on each window and door. At night I just hit my keyring and hear the beeb when it arms. I set the sensor up in the hallway, but had to take it down because the dog kept triggering it and sending me flying around the house with a loaded gun. Other than that, there have been no false alarms. The alarm is LOUD. My eardrums pulse and head throbs even from the other side of the house. It is ridiculous loud. There is no way and intruder will continue to rob your house with that thing going off. The alarm is run buy a battery so it can be ripped off the wall or the power can be cut, and it will continue to work. I couldn't really hear it outside the house but inside.... You can buy and additional alarm to put outside but your neighbors will hate you for testing it or accidentally tripping on your way out the window.
I have zero regrets about purchasing Skylink and highly recommend it. -- Ridiculous Cool and Easy
I bought this wireless alarm system to comply with our insurance company's policy. The ability to add additional components like the emergency dialing system, and the (2) remote controls that the basic kit comes with were deciding factors in my making this purchase. Installation was simple. The sensors give off a loud enough "bing" noise to alert you that someone has opened a door and also tells delivery people and others that you have a security system. There are easy push button controls on the remotes to set the alarm function on/off and to set the door ajar "bing" on/off. For the few bucks I paid--this system fit the bill. -- A LOT OF BING FOR A FEW BUCKS
I purchased this product with the SC-1000. You can program the SC-10 to the SC-1000 control panel to work as a siren but the instructions to do that don't come with either. They're on their website ([...]). Also after everything is programmed the last thing that should be programmed is the wireless keychain transmitters to the SC-10 so when the control panel is triggered and both sirens are going off that the transmitter turns off the control panel AND the siren. I found out that turning off the alarm doesn't turn off the SC-10 siren. I gave this product 5 stars because it delivers on what it says it does. If you really want a better system then go with the SC-1000 or do what I did and get the SC-1000 and the SC-10. -- works best with SC-1000
