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Comments (12)
Tom Sharples
Interesting. I use Qolsys systems and sensors with Alarm.com monitoring and alerts on my rental properties, including leak detectors, selected closet door detectors and activity detection in critical public areas. I like the small sensor size from these guys, altho for me (and probably other landlords), the cost difference doesn't matter nearly as much as range & reliability. Can they offer that at such a low price point? Seems like something would have to give unless the're selling below cost to obtain market share. And they really have to have some way to plug into a central monitoring system to be a serious contender.
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Sergio Guzman
IPVMU Certified | 03/28/19 06:38pm
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Sal Visone
Nice little DIY solution in terms of bang for the buck. They did a great job with their introduction and explanation video.
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Undisclosed #1
there goes the neighborhood ;)
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Undisclosed Manufacturer #2
I do wonder if it is using ESP8266 module or something proprietary. If it were using the ESP8266 then it means that the information could potentially be used for IoT applications, as well as security; which makes it a lot more appealing.
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Michael Votaw
Certainly cost effective and catering to the DIY market which I suspect continues to grow, it would scare the heck out of me putting in all this product that you can't validate cyber security on. I believe that before long there will be some major hack and people will be horrified to find out what our government, a foreign government and various corporations know about us and have seen.
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Undisclosed Distributor #3
e; nevermind, more power to them.
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Shannon Davis
I bought one of these to test out in my house. I will let everyone know after I get it sometime in May. I have a couple of the cameras and for the money work fairly well. To me this won't be as much about security as about notifications or home automation once they release light bulbs. The better case will be if you could hook into other systems or devices.
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