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My neighbors outbuildings had an attempted break in last night.

I am thinking of getting a shed alarm for mine. I don't have perminent power there yet. Any thoughts on this, which has a remote alarm for in the house and is battery powered:

https://www.ultrasecuredirect.com/wirel ... -p425.html

Or other recommendations gratefully received.

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That looks ok for a temporary solution till you power in and can install a proper alarm.

You can also try a hungry Pit Bull locked in at night.
 
Sorry, Timothy, missed this.

You've made an excellent choice and you won't need to worry about replacing it when you get powered up. We got their 800m security remote gizmo and it does exactly what it says on the can. It's brilliant. As a bonus, the range is much greater than 800m
 
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