Home security sensors can be used to deter bad guys before they enter the home, making your personal safety more secure in the process. A thief who is interrupted by an alarm will try to run away: a thief interrupted by a frightened or angry homeowner may become violent (especially if you're between him and the door).
 

Home Security Sensors

Driveway Alarm, Motion Detector Wireless
ITEM: DP

Our Price $26.99


The Driveway Patrol has an amazing 400-foot range and is battery operated, making it easily portable.

Motion Security Light With Optional Alarm
Function - Works Indoor or Outdoor
ITEM: M80351

Our Price $11.49


Find your way in the dark with this motion activated Sensor Light.

Bathtub Alert
ITEM: BTA

Our Price $8.99


Perfect for preventing overflows while children are bathing. Batteries, suction cup and lanyard included.

Flood Sensor
ITEM: FS433

Our Price $19.99


This Flood Sensor detects overflow/flooding when placed along the basement wall, near water heater, washing machine and etc.

Household Alert Receiver
ITEM: GM-318R

Our Price $23.99


This receiver allows you to monitor up to 4 different areas of your home. Operating range up to 300 feet

Keychain Transmitter
ITEM: 4B434

Our Price $28.95


Compact in size. Operating range up to 100 feet. 

Panic Transmitter
ITEM: PT434

Our Price $18.99


Water-resistant. Operating range of 100 feet and more.

Temperature Sensor
ITEM: TS434

Our Price $41.99


The Temperature Sensor monitors temperature of a specific area (i.e. greenhouse, storage room etc).

Monitoring your driveway and yard can help you catch potential problems: if the motion sensor on your garage tells you someone is lurking there, you can call your local police and ask for a cruiser; you can turn on a bright floodlight, sending the lurker away, or you can check the locks on your doors and windows to make it as difficult as possible for him to enter your home.
Home security systems should contain more than one device: ideally, you have a clever arrangement of well placed lights, audible alarms run by infrared technology, and battery powered alarms that won't go off if the power line is cut. Wireless technology often means you can plug an alarm into a socket instead of having to hire someone to rewire your house. Your system may be as simple as an eager, well-trained watch dog and remembering to lock your doors and windows, but technology can give your home security an added boost, keeping you safer, easier than ever before.