Is there a way to secure the system so that no one can walk off with it?
464826
You sink the post into the ground, and everything is bolted to the post. I put some concrete in the post hole to make sure it stays in place. In order for someone to walk off with it, they would need to pull the post or unbolt each component. I don't see this happening.
464827
Yes, instructions have you dig a hole and fill with quickset concrete. Place system support post in quickset while wet and support til dry. Voila!
464828
dig 8 x 14 inch hole and pour in quick-crete. Sink the post into it and allow to harden.Then bolt on the sign, dispenser and can. No one is going to walk of with it.
1326775
you might try padlocks with straight lock pins they come with various size pins. You can't stop a determined thief but you can make not worth the time.
1171701
Irrespective of any security measures a motivated thief will find a way. Anyone who wants to use a crow bar must be desperate as the reward is not worth the trouble. I did get a response from the manufacturer on the question of security and their lock sets. They did say the lock set is the same for all units of this type but the combinations are in the thousands ,however it appears there is a probability that several customers could have the same key and combination. So the keys are not universal but not totally secure.
892725
Mark; go to the website for technical data:http://www.abus.com/us/Home-Security/Padlocks/Diskus-R/20
2058757
Yes, to a degree. I have these (3) installed on iron fences and most "visitors" are unsure if how they operate so they can't get in. That said, they are not security measures at all, but easy to unlatch and automatically latching devices. Keeping the unwanted out is best done with a physical locking device. This is only a deterent.
358574
I had the same problem with this thing. Sent it back. Easy to install but not much of a security device.
1947543
Sorry, not sure what type of security you're looking for but the ISP should provide that. I'm not aware of any security features and nothing mentioned in the owners manual.
104088
I purchased this item for a third party and don't recall weather it can be locked
603585
That is a very good question. I personally don't have an answer. We zip tied ours on for extra security, but unfortunately....there is no guarantee for that. I really don't know why anyone would bother, but you never know. Good luck!
1386388
U tube abounds with ways to get around this lock. Some involve snapping a piece off of the lap top.
1830786
Safely remove hardware doesn't actually do anything, it only checks to make sure no files are still being transferred before saying "okay to remove hardware." Therefore it's fine to just turn them off.
1237324
Absolutely, in my opinion this is supposed to be used as access control and not as a security lock. If power goes out the door will be unlocked. There is a digital connection in the pad that would make it impossible for someone to unplug and unlock the door, but the circuitry is not included in this kit to do that.
1540515
First off, the intruder would have to know where your control panel is to unplug it. The siren is VERY loud and if it goes off, it is a huge deterrent. As soon as the system is set off, the text is sent to you that it has gone off. If they do find the panel and unplug it, it has a battery backup so it still should keep sounding. Hope that helps.
1172532
I am fairly sure the device is sentient and would consider any removal a threat.. but in all seriousness, I don't think you can
195640
You can write to Bitdefender and perhaps, if you complain enough, they might turn it off. It is not possible for the user to turn it off.
2185283
I buy this security system as a request from my son so I have no knowledge about but seems to me that you could contact http://www.scytek.net/ for more details
527594
I have no idea. I returned the product. My father told me if I had an existing security system you can add this to it. But I have no idea.