🚪 GE Personal Security Window/Door Alarm, 4-Pack, DIY Protection, Burglar Alert, Wireless, Chime/Alarm, Easy Installation, Ideal for Home, Garage, Apartment, Dorm, RV and Office, 45174, 4 Review

We bought this as an extra security measure for our home. We ended up hanging them on the basement exit windows in case anyone decides to break in. We also have one set up in the warehouse below. We tested them when we first got them and my goodness they are loud! It's great when you look at things like this. My husband went downstairs and checked them out and even if I was sitting in the living room watching TV with all the downstairs doors closed I could easily hear them working while he…

Update my review and give 2 stars. I haven't worn them once for 3 days and it's 12 midnight and I'm waking up to this loud alarm clock. believing someone broke in, of course. So I get up very quickly (I just fell into a deep sleep around 10:45am) and try to figure out where the fear is coming from. My house is only 800 square feet and there was either a door or a window directly in front of my bedroom. I turn on my cell phone flashlight and see that the door alarm is half off. I check the door…

Now let me explain the title of this review, we bought two packs and installed them in all the entryways of our home. The sound is loud enough to be heard in all parts of the house which I would rate a 5/5 but the problem we had with each of these alarm clocks was that after 4 days they fell off the doors. Both the alarm itself and the magnetic strip fell to the ground. What appeared to be a very sticky coating for these devices slid right off our doors (note: we made sure to clean the surfaces

Decent product for the price. 1 out of 4 didn't work out of the box. It was missing a plastic battery tab that you have to pull out before use, so the batteries might just be dead. Depending on the frame and opening direction of your door, these may need to be mounted differently, ie which part is attached to a stable surface and which part is attached to a moving surface. If your door has an angular frame at all like the picture of my front door I've attached, it's absolutely impossible to get