THE REPORTER RWV-400R Wireless Alert System with 2-Way Voice Communication
by THE REPORTER
(Click here)
Product Details
Manufacturer: THE REPORTERModel: RWV-400R
Product features:
- 1000 2-way transmission range to other intercom units
- Alert sounds when heat or motion is detected by passive IR sensor
- Advanced passive IR sensor distinguishes between vehicles, humans, and animals
- Opens gates, door, and executes other commands with remote feature activated through 10A relay
- Expandable up to 8 remote sensors
- THE REPORTER PIRV-400R Wireless Alert System Sensor
- Chamberlain PIR2-300S Sensor for Reporter Wireless Alert System
Description of THE REPORTER RWV-400R Wireless Alert System with 2-Way Voice Communication
Secure your home and business. Alerts you to the presence of people or vehicles at your gate or door and lets you talk with them (or just listen). Also operates gates, doors, lights or cameras by remote control (if they are electrically operated). Advanced motion sensor distinguishes between vehicles and humans. U.S.A.Tools and Hardware Reviews of THE REPORTER RWV-400R Wireless Alert System with 2-Way Voice Communication
Customer Review: A Great Product
Summary: 5 Stars
After reading the generally good reviews for the Reporter Wireless alert system without intercom, I purchased the Reporter Wireless Alert System with Intercom along with a total of 4 wireless intercom sensors.
Have a corner lot near a main road with ample walkby traffic and wanted to give our family an alert if anybody makes it to our driveway, frontyard or backyard. Have had the system for about a week and it operates great. Has two types of alarm sounds for the central unit, one is a type of doorbell sound with varying beeps to distinquish the specific sensor that is set off, and the other option is loud beeping noises with the number of beeps distinquishing said sensor. We have kept it on the doorbell mode for use in the house.
The range for each sensor is about 30 feet and they all operated well even through a recent rainstorm. Each sensor has a normally open circuit whereby you can hook up lights, a gate opener, an outdoor alarm, or other device that is set off remotely by pressing a button on the main console after the sensor has been triggered. The sensor must be triggered to activate the remote circuitry.
The intercom portion of the system works great with no complaints - I have it set on the lowest volume and can have a clear conversation with anybody at the sensor. You have 10 seconds to talk with somebody at the sensor after it is first triggered, but once you talk, the intercom will not shut off for about 20 seconds until after you stop talking from the main console so you can listen to the person's response at the sensor. As long as you keep talking from the console within the 20 second time period, you can continue the conversation without the intercom turning off for as long as you like (as long as you say something to the remote sensor within each 20 seconds even if the remote sensor is not being activated). A well thought out feature.
It is good for keeping kids out of certain areas around the house. At night, we keep the unit by our bedside and have rest assured we will be awakened if there is there are any prowlers. Haven't had a single false alarm from any of the sensors in the week's time we've had the system installed. Installation is a breeze, but you will need to provide your own batteries. The console works with batteries (which is how we use it) or with a provided AC jack outlet.
After reading comments about the non-intercom Reporter wireless alert system, it seems the manufacturers have taken the clues from the comments made by their customers and included most all of the needed conveniences in this system. Though the main console unit is quite small, my only wish is they would make the unit in a design that can clip onto your belt so you can walk around the property with it on. This is a great system and we will be purchasing 4 more sensors for expanded coverage of our lot.
More THE REPORTER RWV-400R Wireless Alert System with 2-Way Voice Communication Customer Reviews:
1 2
1 2
Categories
Tools and Hardware
Bestsellers in Categories
Computer Science Illuminated, Fourth Editionby Nell Dale
Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Inc.; Published: 2009-11-25; Paperback; Book
Best price: $56.14
Price in other shops:
Well Played 1.0: Video Games, Value and Meaningby Drew Davidson
lulu.com; Published: 2010-03-30; Paperback; Book
Best price: $28.95
New Perspectives on the Internet: Comprehensive (New Perspectives (Course Technology Paperback))by Gary P. Schneider, Jessica Evans
Course Technology; Published: 2009-11-18; Paperback; Book
Best price: $91.95
Price in other shops:
Natural Hazards and Disastersby Donald Hyndman, David Hyndman
Brooks Cole; Published: 2008-04-03; Paperback; Book
Best price: $60.00
Price in other shops:
Dear and Glorious Physician.by Taylor Caldwell
Doubleday; Published: 1959-06; Hardcover; Book
Best price: $39.99
Elspeth (Shadow of the Dragon) (Bk. 2)by Kate OHearn
Hodder Childrens; Published: 2009-05-21; Paperback; Book
Best price: $9.44
One Hundred Years Of Solitudeby Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Picador; Published: 1978; Paperback; Book
Introductory Chemistry Essentials with MasteringChemistry® (4th Edition)by Nivaldo J. Tro
Prentice Hall; Published: 2011-01-24; Hardcover; Book
Best price: $116.00
Price in other shops:
How to Read the Bible for All Its Worthby Gordon D. Fee, Douglas Stuart
Zondervan; Published: 2003-10-28; Paperback; Book
Best price: $9.43
Price in other shops:
Physics of Everyday Phenomenaby W. Thomas Griffith
McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math; Published: 2008-09-08; Hardcover; Book
Best price: $59.65