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Question: can a additional sensors be program in sc-100 ? i purchase motion and door sensor.
Document: Skylink-100 works great right out of the box. It was easy to set up and program. I bought several additional components; more door sensors and the alarm monitor that I have down next to the smoke / Co2 detectors in the basement. This... sorta works.In a word; it makes noise when you need it to. We live in suburban enough neighborhood to alert the neighbors when it goes off (we did not opt for the dialer).PROS- Easy set up and programming- Good range- Nice remote control- Long battery life on the remotes- Good motion detectors!- LOUD when it has to beCONS- No dedicated smoke / Co2 detector available- Siren may sound if the house power goes off.
The system was very easy to install and works well. I opted to add an additional door sensor, audible alarm, and motion sensor. The accessories all work well with this unit. Remember during installation to program additional door sensors to zones 1 and 2 which operate on delay (45 seconds). Overall pleased with the product.
I purchased the Skylink SC-100 system along with the Skylink SC-10 system. It made sense to purchase both of these systems because, together, they had everything that I needed - a keypad, an audio alarm, four door/window sensors, a motion detector, and three handheld transmitters for easy arm/disarm action.I think that at least one motion detector is important. There is a possibility that someone breaking in may not open the door/window that they break through. They could easily break through a window pane and climb through rather than break the window and reach through to open the window.
For some reason, I could not add it to zone 2, to which the motion sensor that comes in this package is assigned, but there four zones, so it was not a big deal.The siren is ear piercingly loud when you are close to it, but it does not feel horribly loud in another room behind a closed door, so it makes sense to add one or two more sirens if you want your neighbors to hear your alarm. We bought an SC-10 system to have an additional siren along with more remotes and door sensors.
The motion detectors are very sensitive and can go off the second you are in the view (from accross the living room) I am impressed. I don't have any false alarms. I have even bought more door/window sensors and one more motion sensor (total of 8 door/window sensors and 2 motion sensors) I was able to program them to the main unit and they work just fine. I strongly recommand this product.
Very good for a first impression... The quick setup guide walks the user pretty clearly through the initial setup. The instructions keep the system in the chime mode, so the user does not have to hear the god awful sirens just to make sure the door or motion sensors are communicating with the main unit properly. The different alarm modes in the manual could be explained a little better, but overall the setup was a pleasant experience. I purchased an additional motion sensor (PS-434A) and it was easy to pair it with the main unit.
I bought the product mainly to alert me if someone enters my house.Pros.-Easy to setup-Has 5 programming settings, can set up 4 zones.For instance if zone 1 is for the front door and zone 2 is for the motion sensors, you can set one program to beep if zone 1 is activated and alarm if zone 2 is activated. Each zone can have multiple sensors.-Loud alarm-Motion sensor pretty reliable. No false detects yet.Cons.-Can be pretty easily defeated if you knew what you were dealing with.
Zone one is for entrance doors and has delayed entrance feature. Zone two is for motion detectors. Zones 3 and 4 are for additional sensors set for instant activation. Zone 5 is for control devices like keypads, keychain remotes and panic buttons. You can custom program the control panel for whatever your needs are but the built in programs are probably sufficient for almost any purpose. The system supports multiple PIN numbers. It uses rolling code tech for additional security. For a fairly inexpensive system it is pretty state of the art.I like the design of the control panel.
Skylink SC-100 Security System was very easy to install. Took less than 2 hours; would have taken less if I was more competent in handling tools. No problems with linking the sensors to the main unit.Only problem was that the 9 volt batteries for the motion detector and backup to the main unit were just about dead. Emailed the supplier who promptly provided me with a refund to purchase new batteries.System has been installed for about a month with no problems - keeping my fingers crossed. A system like this may put regular alarm installers out of business.
I liked the performance and the range of this unit so well that I decided to expand it. I purchased an additional SC-100 Kit from Amazon because it was less expensive than buying the additional sensors and parts that I wanted separately. Also, the second control panel can be used as an additional audio alarm, and as a backup in case of a problem with the first unit.During the installation process, one of the door sensors in the second kit would not communicate properly with the control panel. Instead of the chime and the flashing light in zone 1 that was supposed to be the result of opening the door in test mode, the only indication I got was a quick flash of the ARM light.
Answer: yes