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Skylink SC-10 Security System Basic Kit

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Skylink SC-10 Security System Basic Kit
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Piece Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours

Street Price: $98.96
Gaunz Org Price: $77.84
Savings!: $21.12 (21%)
Prices subject to change.

Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 8994





Batteries Included: 1
Batteries: 1 9V
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Product Brand: Skylink
EAN: 0623459400094
Label: Skylink
Product Manufacturer: Skylink
Model: SC-10
Publisher: Skylink
Ranking: 8994
Studio: Skylink


Piece facts:
  • Complete do-it-yourself wireless security system easy to install and ready to use
  • Rolling code technology provides maximum security and reduces false alarm
  • Ideal for spaces up to 3000 square feet, up to 100-foot range
  • Arm/disarm using key chain transmitter; piercing 110 decibel siren
  • Runs on AC power with an included 9-volt alkaline battery backup



Kit Basic System Security SC-10 Skylink





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DlY Wireless Security System - Easy to install and ready to use, no programming is required. Rolling Code Technology - Leading edge technology, provides maximum security & reduces false alarm. ldeal for homes, apartments, convenience stores, gas station and condominiums. Works in conjunction with up to 15 Skylink security accessories. Arm/Disarm using Keychain Transmitter.








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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - * simple unit, doesn't provide alarm zones ...
I bought this unit thinking it would allow a delayed entry or exit option. It doesn't. I kept the unit and used it as a remote sounding unit for the SC 101 panel from Skylink. This combination works great. On another note: This unit lost about 1/2 of its volume after a couple of alarm tests. This was the first time I had an issue with anything I have purchased from Amazon....WOW what great service. A simple email and the replacement was in the mail with a PREPAID return for the defective unit. I was totally impressed! Also see my review on the keypad and SC 101 panel.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - Apartment Security
Hey guys, We bought this system couple days ago and received it very fast. It took about 30 min to read through the manual and another 30 to get stuff ready. We like it.The siren is very very loud,yeah to be honest. The remotes and the sensors all are already programmed so no need to do so yourself.(You might if not,but easy too).I used screws to attach all even though they provide some double sided kind of tape.Just don't want to have surprises to have stuff fall off and start buzzing out of control! When it comes to the range, it's very good. From my bed or from the front yard I can set it up and also de-activate the system(with the remote).My wife and I each have a remote. I think the price is kind of right. Not too cheap or expensive. That's the basic system we need for now. Only con is we have to change some batteries in the long run especially the remote controls.But don't you worry cause the main system has AC adapter to power it!

Good luck and be safe!


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