ADT Yard sign

Anyone know where I can buy just a ADT security system yard sign and some window decals. I did a lot of searching but just came up with complete security systems. I just want the sign, thanks.

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dh
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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 21:31:32 -0500 "dh" used 3 lines of text to write in newsgroup: alt.home.repair

Ebay

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G. Morgan

Steal one ? ;-)

I doubt ADT sells them since that is the main deterrant they sell with a four figure security system.

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Greg

you can buy some bogus security decals from radio shack.

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Jmagerl

Just for fun I looked, and your are right! Going price is $26.

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toller

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Robert Barr

On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 04:25:50 GMT "toller" used 17 lines of text to write in newsgroup: alt.home.repair

Did you think I was lying? ;~)

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G. Morgan

Are the really a deterrent or do they say "cut the phone line"?

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Edwin Pawlowski

Utility water, or a well? Either way, that's WAY too high, and it's a wonder any of your faucets will shut off anymore.

If it's utility water, talk to them. If it's a well, your regulator is shot and needs to be replaced. The 80 number makes me think it's a well - utility pressue wouldn't change from running hte water unless there was a regulator with hysterisis controlling the pressure.

Don't just bandaid it; find the cause. The other poster was right: 40-50 is a usual pressure setting. That way it doesn't blow the water rught back into your face when you try to fill a glass or a bowl wiht water. Must be a nice, fast flow though .

Pop

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Pop

Most ADT security systems will go off immidately if the phone line is cut and the system is armed. Granted it won't call central station unless you have the cellular add on but it will sure get the neighbors attention if you have an outside siren.

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John

Consider one of the faux security cameras with the blinking red LED on the front. They're listed in many places from $15-25. Mount it high enough to prevent theft, of course. HTH

Joe

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Joe Bobst

Greetings,

Everywhere you were planning on ADT signs post a copy of a different article along the lines of "Home intruder shot dead by woman".

--William

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William Deans

Hi, Ask your local ADT office. They'll send some. I got whole bunch. Tony

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Tony Hwang

Hmmm All is under ground here, electric, phone, cable, etc. No would-be robber can cut it. Tony

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Tony Hwang

The Dmark is still on the wall isn't it?

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Greg

Just call ADT and ask for them. There great ads for the company. If they won't bring them out, tell the ADT sales rep your going to call there local competition and let them plant an ad on your lawn.

Alarms will not sound if your phone line is cut. You must request your alarm company install a phone line monitor to protect them. Them the alarm will sound if you lines are cut.

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SEPrince1

On 18 Nov 2004 15:46:42 GMT "SEPrince1" used 7 lines of text to write in newsgroup: alt.home.repair

That depends on what brand/model of panel is installed. Some have a built in TLM. Some require a separate TLM.

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G. Morgan

According to ADT (I'm a customer) if the phone line is cut, that triggers the alarm.

Dan Shulman

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Dan Shulman

On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 18:40:50 -0500 "Dan Shulman" used 12 lines of text to write in newsgroup: alt.home.repair

Sorry to hear that.

You better make sure you didn't get a generic answer. The systems they deploy are Ademco brand, made for their proprietary use. All the Vista series panels do not have a TLM.

BTW..

A TLM (Telephone Line Monitor) works by monitoring DC line voltage. It is triggered when the voltage drops below > ~20V for a period of

3-6 minutes. (depending on make and model of the panel/seperate module).

What's important to note is:

IF THE LINE IS CUT, NO SIGNAL WILL BE TRANSMITTED. ONLY THE SIREN WILL SOUND.

The only thing you can do to prevent non-reporting of phone-cut attacks is to have backup reporting VIA cellular or long-range radio. The growing trend will be IP based monitoring over your high-speed Internet, but that is not considered a viable residential application (yet).

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G. Morgan

I bet that is more like 6 or 7 volts. Hang a meter on your phone line and see what it is with a couple of phones "off hook". On hook is around 48, off hook is 8-10, ringing is about 100 If a guy was really that interested he would hang a 9v battery on the Dmark before he cut he wire.

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Greg

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