Home Security Options for Private Dwelling (Home)

[Chris1234]

We have a burglary nearly everyday in my area. Just wondering what security people put on their houses etc.

 

[Harry_P]

We have a burglary nearly everyday in my area. Just wondering what security people put on their houses etc.

Motion activated cameras that I could view remotely is what I would probably go for if I was worried about burglars,you could get a half decent set up for a couple of hundred quid

 

[Nigel]

Rottweiler.

 

[Gavin John Hyde]

alarms are not in general responded to by the police, motion activated cameras that use a mix of wifi and 3g/4g would be my choice. that way if you get an alert you can ring 999 saying the crime is in progress, they are then likely to respond and hopefully catch them.

 

[Leesparkykent]

Rottweiler.

Same here...she’s only just turned one though. She’s a soft as anything but the moment any one enters the gate, she has none of it

 

[Silly Sausage]

We have a burglary nearly everyday in my area. Just wondering what security people put on their houses etc.

Where in Mancunia do you live?
I haven't locked the back door of my house for the last 15 years now.

M21 resident.

 

[Leesparkykent]

Where in Mancunia do you live?
I haven't locked the back door of my house for the last 15 years now.

M21 resident.

Is that Moss side?

 

[Silly Sausage]

Is that Moss side?

Close, I'm just down the road

 

[Leesparkykent]

Close, I'm just down the road

Is it as bad as it’s made out by the media? I put PV on a fire station in Manchester a few years back....IIRC it was in china town, only time I’ve been. I come out to the van in the morning in the premier inn carpark with the side door wide open and I had been relieved of all of my tools

 

[Silly Sausage]

Don't know what they say about it in Manc these days, but my experience ...
30 years in my house now and we'd get done over each year, guaranteed, the first 5 years, nothing since. Had the car done once.

But what is there to steal? Everyones got a flat screen TV, crappy computer etc etc etc. It's all worthless junk! I've got valuables, but your average fookfit wouldn't recognise them if I shoved them in his balls

 

[Squid]

You need a camera inside the property to record them entering the as proof, the only issue is that they will break in balaclava-red up.

The Police know who the known crime are but to be honest can't be bothered to chase them, I would also go the smart water route.

 

[static zap]

Having neigbours with dogs seems to help.
(Though I'm suprised fewer of my neighbours have them these days !)

 

[static zap]

....... I come out to the van in the morning in the XXXXXXHOTEL carpark with the side door wide open ........

Yep this seems to be quite common up and down the country -any hotel brand.
The little darlings know the camera blind spots !
Does seem a bit organised !

 

[Chris1234]

Thanks.

Years ago my friend had something that beeped every time a PIR was set off. I’m thinking about this as a lot of burglaries are around 7pm.

 

[Rpa07]

GJD Emerald 3000 Mk1-3 has a PIR system that beeps when PIR is activated and you could use that for remote recording maybe as well as 3Kwatts of resistive lighting!

 

[MFS Electrical]

I have sensor lights and CCTV front and back ultion door locks paired with Yale armoured handles, alarm with autodialler, shock sensors on all the ground floor windows and glassbreak sensor on the ground and first floor a 6ft back garden fence with a strong gate and if that ain’t enough a rather irritable dog who doesn’t like to be woken when she is sleeping it’s far too easy to get in a house quietly and quickly these days

 

[marconi]

Much harsher prison terms for intruders who break into the homes of the elderly, vulnerable, disabled, deaf or blind - I am not among these.

It seems it is not enough to scare witless some elderly man or woman and steal from them - they have to be attacked violently as well. These are the intruders I certainly want caught, shamed and banged up.

The prison service could learn a lot from the Army correction centre at Colchester which is definitely not a hotel or holiday camp:

MCTC - https://www.army.mod.uk/who-we-are/corps-regiments-and-units/adjutant-generals-corps/provost/military-provost-staff/mctc/

 

[Squid]

I have sensor lights and CCTV front and back ultion door locks paired with Yale armoured handles, alarm with autodialler, shock sensors on all the ground floor windows and glassbreak sensor on the ground and first floor a 6ft back garden fence with a strong gate and if that ain’t enough a rather irritable dog who doesn’t like to be woken when she is sleeping it’s far too easy to get in a house quietly and quickly these days

You must be hiding some at home.......... I'll bring sausages and a bone for the dog ;o)))))

 

[Squid]

Much harsher prison terms for intruders who break into the homes of the elderly, vulnerable, disabled, deaf or blind - I am not among these.

It seems it is not enough to scare witless some elderly man or woman and steal from them - they have to be attacked violently as well. These are the intruders I certainly want caught, shamed and banged up.

The prison service could learn a lot from the Army correction centre at Colchester which is definitely not a hotel or holiday camp:

MCTC - https://www.army.mod.uk/who-we-are/corps-regiments-and-units/adjutant-generals-corps/provost/military-provost-staff/mctc/

The trouble is the liberals have taken over, the one thing I don't understand is you go to prison because you have been a bad person but you are let out early when you are a good person in prison, if you get 10 years you do 10 years, simple. Oh and if women want to be treated as equals then then do the time as well as a lot get away with a suspended sentence whereas a man gets jailed.

 

[littlespark]

Home security?
Haven’t you guys seen Home Alone?