Re: keypad placement, entry delays, and key fobs

["Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxx>]

"alarman" <nospam@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> JediSpork@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> > Hello again. I've been thinking a lot about keypad placement, entry
> > delays, and key fobs.
> > I have ocd and I would go bonkers worrying about accidentally pushing
> > the disarm on a key fob after I go out the door.  So I've decided to
> > keep them in house.
> >
> > My next concern is entry delays. A lot of people like 30-45 second
> > entry delays. Thats way to long for someone to be in your house before
> > a alarm. I think anything less than a instant alarm is to long for a
> > stranger to be in your house especially after reading that a lot of
> > intruders come right through the front door.
> >
> > I know a key fob would be great for solving this kind of problem but
> > as I said before I don't like to carry them out of the house. We enter
> > through the garage or the front door. I was thinking of installing a
> > 5828v in the garage but was wondering what the operating temps on
> > these are? Our coldest winter nights are -10 and hottest days go to
> > around 105.
> >
> > For the front door which is usually only used for entry I could put a
> > 5827. Only problem is there is no feedback from this keypad. I could
> > just tell my girlfriend to enter the code 2-3 times to make sure it
> > works and just keep her phone on in case of a false alarm.
> >
> > Has anyone else been successful on using a no entry delay system?
>
> Uh, you're kidding, ...right?
>
> --
> js

Lol I was thinking the same thing, he sure sounds paranoid