Has anyone attached it to the well for security? How would you attach it for security/safety ?
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There is no simple way to do it. It was not designed for security. I would suggest if you wanted to use them for added security you could add three latches (center and two sides) accessible, preferably, from inside the basement.
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It's not exactly easy to remove. But with some engineering it could be secured. I have had mine for a year or so and still have it. Without securing it further than install.
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This can be attached or mounted with screws to your deck or pool rail. This alarm system will come with instructions to mount this to your above ground pool.
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I keep mine (more) secure by wrapping cable ties across the top of the light, around the base, as well as to attach the light to the handlebars. Might look a bit tacky, but black cable ties are almost invisible. O-rings are available at Home Depot for a few dollars: http://www.homedepot.com/b/Plumbing-Plumbing-Parts-Repair-Faucet-Parts-Repair-O-Rings-Washers/N-5yc1vZc6a6
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It installs by hooking keyhole slots over screw heads, so no, without special effort on your part it is not particularly theft proof. In my case the unit is mounted about 10 feet above the ground; it triggers over a range of 10-12 horizontal feet for me, which was about what I was hoping for.
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Felicia mine was secure. My issue is the hose, there is a small section where the rubber is more flexible, that's where it ripped. Right under a groove.
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I think he means secure as in secure from theft. I did read somewhere that there is an embedded nut on the light itself, so if you were to use some form of secure mount with what is probably a 1/4-20 thread bolt, then you can lock it in place. That's how I plan to attach mine, to a plate that is mounted under the handlebars and out of the way. Make it so that it's too much effort to steal.
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I have all 3 of mine - 2 small and 1 large - secured to my chain link fence for stability. We sunk the posts as suggested, and uses tan matching plastic tie-wraps to secure them to the fence cross post for climbing roses. Also, the large one is directly in the line of sight between my patio doors and the rear neighbor's patio doors, and adds quite a bit of privacy even during the winter.
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we agree with the second answer. it is not a permanent attachment, but it is very secure.
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Hi Luke, It is very secure. I have ladder holes on my pontoon boat so it is very secure and 200lb plus people have used it without any troubles.
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The bracket basically would keep the unit from falling forward during a quake I think. It attaches to the top shelf which is about 5 ft from the floor. I don't know what water supply you have behind your toilet unless you are talking about the tank and it doesn't interfere with it here. I just realized that you might be talking about the rod that is behind the toilet near the bottom. This rod is about 4" from the floor and again doesn't interfere here.
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The only reason you would want to mount it, would be not to loose it! It is hand held, and it is to locate finds in the hole that you are digging! Example, on the beach!
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Hi Ross. I did it some time ago, but I seem to remember that there is a stainless mounting bracket (use butterfly anchors) and the unit slips over the bracket. I DO remember it was easy. THe unit is well made and will last. I have two of them.Best - Jahn in Cincinnati
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Yes, it's quite secure. We've had no problems at all with it. Hope this helps you. :)
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If it has holes in the back of the safe, you can use wall anchors to mount it. I would not recommend that though, it won't be very as safe.
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I don't know if that is advisable or not. I know mine is installed in cement and in an inground pool. I do know that you want it installed so that it can support the weight of the person(s) coming out. It would have to be very well reinforced with extra framing for stability.
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We run a 3/8" thick bike cable lock thru the handle and both legs and lock that to our rig chassis. While not the greatest solution it gives us enough security to leave for a hike etc. We do not leave it out after sun-set.