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Skylink SC-1000 Complete Wireless Alarm System by Skylink
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Product DetailsManufacturer: Skylink Model: SC-1000 Product features: - Rolling Code Technology - Leading edge technology
- Provides maximum security and reduces false alarm
- Dials up to 9 different numbers of your choice
- Sends out your personal 40 second message
- Easy installation
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Description of Skylink SC-1000 Complete Wireless Alarm SystemSkylink Wireless Alarm System... It's a complete WIRELESS security system that can be installed easily in minutes. It's ideal for your home, business office, stores, retail operations, wherever security is a concern. And thanks to the emergency dialer, there are no monthly charges because you don't have to sign up for additional monitoring services. The control panel can control up to 24 different sensors... triggering 120dB siren sounds, and sending a wireless signal to the emergency dialer that calls for help. Act ONLINE now... for some peace of mind! AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Smoke / Carbon Monoxide, Extra Door / Window or Extra Motion Sensors - word search in our Store for 'Sensors'. Skylink Complete Wireless Alarm System Featuring rolling-code technology, the Skylink SC-1000 Complete Wireless Alarm System provides maximum security and reduces the likelihood of false alarms. Suitable for homes, offices, 24-hour stores, businesses, or wherever security is a concern, this all-in-one system offers a 100-foot operating range, installs in minutes, and requires no monitoring services or fees. The SC-1000 is a complete, easy-to-install wireless security system that requires no monthly monitoring fees. View larger. | Reliable, Cutting-Edge System Uses Trouble-Free Wireless Connections Keep your home or business safe and secure with this reliable, cutting-edge wireless security system. The SC-1000 utilizes innovative technology with trouble-free wireless connections to provide security, making it a great choice for protecting against intruders and safeguarding in case of an accident, fire, flood, or other emergency.Do-it-Yourself Security Eliminates the Need for Monitoring Fees The SC-1000 is a do-it-yourself system, which means you can easily install it yourself and then use it without paying monitoring fees or registering with an alarm company. To arm or disarm, you simply enter your personal code or use the keychain transmitter. Rolling-Code Technology for Maximum Security and Fewer False Alarms
 | The Skylink SC-1000 Complete Wireless Alarm System:- Offers fast, easy installation
- Utilizes Advanced Rolling Code Technology
- Automatically calls for help in the event of an emergency
- Dials up to 9 different numbers of your choice and sends out your personal 40 second message
- Can be customized using up to 30 Skylink accessories
- Does not require expensive, monthly monitoring fees
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| Skylink is the first company to incorporate rolling-code technology into a home/business security system, which means that the SC-1000 provides maximum security while virtually eliminating the number of false alarms. A rolling code (or hopping code) is often used in entry systems that don't require a key, because it prevents an eavesdropper from capturing and using your personal security code. Thanks to rolling-code technology, the SC-1000's control panel will recognize radio waves only from its remote sensors (door/window sensor, motion sensor, and keychain transmitter), thereby preventing high-tech thieves from duplicating signals and tampering with your system.Motion, Door, and Window Sensors for Reliable Emergency Protection The SC-1000 comes complete with a motion sensor and two door/window sensors--enough coverage for small- to medium-sized homes. Because it works in conjunction with up to 30 Skylink security accessories, including Dial Alert, Alarm Detector Sensor, and Flood Sensor, this system can be customized to suit your needs and can be expanded to accommodate larger spaces or businesses that require a higher level of protection. If any sensors are triggered when the system is armed, the included 110dB siren will make a piercing sound, and the sensor will immediately send a wireless signal to the system's dialer. Automatically Calls for Help in an Emergency In case of an emergency, the SC-1000 follows a straightforward process to make sure you get the help you need. When you receive the system, you can program the emergency dialer to call up to nine different phone numbers, including your cellular phone, a pager, your doctor, relatives, friends, neighbors, etc., should something trigger one of the sensors. You'll also record a personal 40-second emergency message. In case of emergency, the system's dialer will automatically dial the number or numbers you have entered. Once the recipient picks up the phone, the emergency dialer will play your prerecorded message and inform the recipient that you are in an emergency situation and that help should be sent right away. Lighted Keypad and Low-Battery Indicator for Easy Operation Offering simple and straightforward operation, the SC-1000 features a lighted keypad that is easy to read in dark conditions and offers Chime, Instant, and Delay modes. It runs on AC power with nine-volt alkaline battery backup (battery included), and provides a helpful low-battery indicator to prevent a loss of power. What's in the Box Alarm with control panel (SC-001); one motion sensor (PS-434A); two door/window sensors (WT-433); one keychain transmitter (4B-434); one emergency dialer (AD-433S); two adapters; three nine-volt alkaline batteries; three 12-volt alkaline batteries; phone line; instruction manual; and warranty card.

This kit includes everything you need to guard a medium-sized home. Add up to 30 Skylink accessories for full, customized protection of larger spaces. |
Tools and Hardware Reviews of Skylink SC-1000 Complete Wireless Alarm SystemCustomer Review: SKYLINK SC1000 Summary: 5 Stars
I recently had my front door kicked in while the wife and I were away at work. Fortunately we were not cleaned out and the only thing missing was my wife's jewelery box. After replacement of the door I thought it best to purchase an alarm system. While doing some research and understanding that you either pay for monitoring at the tune of [...] dollars a month and get the system install with a 2 year contract for monitoring services ([...] for 2 yrs), which by the way consists of a phone call out by the alarm system that is answered by your monitor service, then they call your house and any other #'s to find out weather or not it may be a false alarm, if not a false alarm, they send a person to your residence to verify the alarm (by now maybe 1/2 hr or more has passed), then they call the police, fire, rescue, or what ever may be needed (in my case it was 15 minutes to get the police to my house, and that was only because it was a high priority call because I have guns in the house, it would have been much longer for police to answer a call for a simple break in call). By now your house could be burnt down, cleaned out by the thieves, etc. So left with this information, and knowing that a 45 minute response time in the best circumstance w/the addition of having to pay [...] a month I soon realized that I would not be going down that road. I should also mention that I haven't had a hard wired phone since I bought it in 2001. I don't have kids and my wife and I have always had cell phones so I saw no reason to pay [...] a month to a system that wont even let me call to the next zip code w/o charging me long distance. I do however have a home phone, I think I pay [...] a month for it. It uses a internet connection with a router and so the phone works even if the computers are shut off, and has no long distance charges for the most part. That being said, my research led me to Skylink. I ordered the SC-1000 and the SC-10 systems. The system is modular so buy what you need, and upgrade as you wish. The SC-1000 has 1 control panel with siren, 1 emergency dialer, 1 motion sensor, 2 door sensors, and 1 remote control. As I needed at least 3 door sensors and 2 remotes, I also purchased the SC-10 which gives you 1 remote siren, 2 remotes, and 2 door sensors. I ordered from Amazon at about 5:00pm Friday and received the order Sat. at about 10:00am ([...] shipping in my case, but wow, at my door in 17hrs).
So now on with the install and set-up. The system has all wireless sensors. The control panel, dialer, and additional siren (SC-10) all have plug in power supplies so they need to be close enough to an outlet (they have battery back-up but I don't think they would make it more than a day and maybe less). I my case I found it easiest to set up everything on a table, with nothing mounted, and get the sensors, sirens, dialer, motion sensor, and remotes programmed to the control panel. It is a little taxing but It was done in about an hour (I did have to refer to the web and Skylik's website to get it done as the manuals only describe a single system install, IE: dialer, control panel, additional siren to work by themselves and not to be one system all working off the control panel). Once done and tested on the table it was time to install. This was simple. Find locations to mount various sensors, panels, sirens, and dialer in appropriate locations and install them. In total, I spent approximately 5 hrs on set-up and install, this included testing the system in "chime mode" and verifying full functionality.
To address some of the reviews I have read, This is my response:
The Skyline products provide security for a fraction of the cost of the traditional security systems.
It is designed for the do it yourself crowd. You plan it, set it up, install it, and monitor it.
It is expandable to fit most peoples needs and circumstances.
I got a 15% break on my home owners insurance and it only cost me an afternoon and [...]
I can respond to my alarm in 10 minutes (work 10 min away from my house), the others charge you to respond and take much longer.
All security systems have a flaw, and none of them will prevent a break in. At best will call someone who in turn can call the police/fire dept. once on site.
If you have an existing security system you can purchase just the dialer and alarm sensor to monitor it yourself (and save some money on your home owners insurance).
The system will not notify you of open doors and windows when you arm it because of the wireless sensors (cannot run open/closed signal by battery 24/7) or the batteries would die in a matter of days. You have to verify all windows/doors are closed and locked if you want them to be closed or locked, as the alarm system will set regardless and only recognizes a change of any sensor (I think you could close a door that was open when the system was armed and set the alarm off).
The system will not tell you what sensor set the alarm off and I wouldn't expect that it would for a system that costs a fraction of the norm.
To sum it up I would like to say "A much needed product that offers many applications at a reasonable price."
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