D1D9Home GSM alarm system wireless scare burglar away for house security

The D1D9 Burglar Alarm System is a must-have for anyone who wants to protect their home. It's easy to install and provides excellent security. The wireless design allows me to place sensors throughout my home, ensuring that all areas are protected.The alarm is loud and effective, and it will deter any potential intruders. I also appreciate the ability to connect the alarm to my smartphone, allowing me to monitor my home remotely. If you're looking for a reliable and affordable home security system, I highly recommend the D1D9 Burglar Alarm System. It's a great way to protect what matters most.

Hey, i purchased this, and installed it today.First issue, you need to have your wifi in 2.4gz not 5gz. That's not a problem for some, you have to access your router as an admin, change the setting, and when it's all set up, change it back again and the alarm system will still work.The instructions are very vague. It took me a while to add the host panel. Also for example, nothing to tell you how to turn the PIR Motion detecter hardware on. And I winged it to connect each one. (You need to name them, so you know.) Also, change the door sensors in the app to that.Once I started to get the hang of it, it all fell in to place. My only moan now it's all up and running is the outdoor siren, that has to be wired to the control panel, means you can't have the control panel by the front door, as the wire for the siren is so short. So I have my control panel at the top of my stairs, the siren out the window. The remote control turns the alarm on and off.4 out of 5 stars. It could be better, and have an outside box to show people there is an alarm and the siren within it. Hope this helps. 140 quid. Worth it!

In spite of being described as wireless and connected this alarm system has NO Wifi. In turn, there is NO APP. The description is misleading. The GSM connection is only 2G, which is going too be discontinued in UK.The software interface for installation is for hardware engineers from the 1960: you enter a code and then you have to refer to a table to enter a value. This using a 4 digits display.What a spectacular dive into the past.AVOID

Had one for several years but I moved house and had to get another and was happy to buy the same again. It works very well and is excellent value for money. I don't think the manual is as bad as some others say, but there are some helpful videos on youtube if in doubt. One thing I did find is that on mine, when you start to pair a device it says something like "pairing device" then you pair the device and it again says "pairing device" rather than saying "device paired", so you get angry trying to figure out why it hasn't paired when in fact it has. I notice that this is not a problem on the youtube videos so I think I have a different, slightly messed up version of the firmware. Don't let it put you off though.

The alarm system seems to work ok, and once you uderstand the setup procedure, its easy to add sensors. But there are problems with this alarm. 1- if you add external sounder it chirps when activating or de activating alarm. Not good late at night. 2- its does not keep good time, always wrong. 3- the remote fob buttons are not marked correctly, the at home activation button is marked wrong, and when pressed it activates the alarm, the panic button is the activate alarm when at home. 4- the external sounder is not loud enough. Small changes would have made this aolarm a lot better.

Very easy to set up and a good price

Arrived quickly. Impressed with the quality, function, easy to install, and the amount of kit for the price. I am very happy with my purchase it exceeded my expectations. Very good value for money.

the single sheet of paper included as instructions is only useful for the codes . and it does seem a bit random on what zones it adds things to but saying that - it is easy to set and works well . ( btw the buzzer thing goes in the right 2 sockets on the back .Easiest way to set it up is add a sensor - arm the alarm ( before you but the buzzer in ) and see what number comes up on the panel use the remote to arm disarm and once you have all the sensors logged in then add them to doors and windows - NB make sure you change the 2 pin codes once you are set upTo use a function type the default pin and it will go into programme mode then type the code for what you want to do and add the extra info ( see their example of date and time) . BTW to get out of that mode do * #do as it asks for sensor adding ( zone is just the number you want the sensor to be - ie when it goes off thats the number the panel and the sms show ) and it doesn't actually say that the sensor it active it just beeps when you assign itMay be worth getting some 23a 12v batteries ( door windows ) and some 27a 12 (fob) 9v box batteries (pir) - all are included.Overall its damn good .