The motorhome alarm
January 28th, 2010
The motorhome alarm you choose should have sensors on the driver and passenger doors as well as the habitation door to ensure the alarm sounds if any of these doors are opened. Some alarms will also be set off if the bonnet is lifted, deterring thieves from trying to disconnect the battery in an attempt to deactivate the alarm. Passive Infra-Red (PIR) sensors inside the motorhome will detect any movement from anyone who has gain access to the motorhome and set off the alarm, protecting your belongings. Some alarms have the functionality to turn off this feature as a ‘Night’ or ‘Pet’ mode so you can still use the alarm at night whilst you’re asleep and during the day if you leave your pets inside unattended.
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