House alarms

[Bri1975]

Need one , just wondering if anyone has installed their own.
Not looking for anything fancy couple of sensors and an alarm
On bit of a budget at the min with moving into new property

 

[Two Gun Bob]

If your on a tight budget then Yale kits are a good deal. Room sensors and a door point. Doddle to fit too.
If you just want basic protection put a dummy box up front and rear and bung a Tapo C220 internal cam protecting your internals. No cloud contract needed as you can use a storage card with notifications. If you get a decent Sandisk card you can leave it on constant record, a 128gig card should let you get a week before it rewrites.

So

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Yale-YES-ALARMKIT-Essentials-Alarm-Kit/dp/B07SQ1XZ4N/ref=dp_prsubs_d_sccl_2/525-8658311-5070337?pd_rd_w=l9J4J&content-id=amzn1.sym.e3e7b9bd-6b57-4b28-8a30-37934a5f8707&pf_rd_p=e3e7b9bd-6b57-4b28-8a30-37934a5f8707&pf_rd_r=XN3X55HQCFE0AYDT4HV7&pd_rd_wg=rEHw5&pd_rd_r=c2fc8c15-9386-4c39-97cf-8df8a3e497ba&pd_rd_i=B07SQ1XZ4N&psc=1

https://www.screwfix.com/p/yale-hsa-6700-stand-alone-alarm-system/216fl

https://www.diy.com/departments/yale-hsa-yak-hsa6700-intruder-alarm-kit-6-piece/5011802425859_BQ.prd

Or

Dummy boxes circa £30 with Tapo C220 £20 and a Sandisk high end ultra £25.99 for a 128gig.

Fitted wireless systems are around the £750 and upwards mark dependant on devices attached.
Our home system was £600 11 years ago and still working sweet. Just yearly battery replacement and we had to change the main control unit battery as they tend to have a life span of around 6 years.