That would make a noise when the canopy was interfered with.
Good Luck
We have similar ones on our electric bikes, work a treat and can be adjusted for certain circumstances. When first used one, it was windy and the damn thing went of a couple of times until we re-set it.
Surely the canopy is bolted down and the windows can be locked by simply drilling a hole through the inside of the slider, put a small bolt or pin in it and the window is locked. Pull out pin when you need the window open and have it hanging on a string or wire for easy access.
Most thieves on the road are opportunists, so if they come across any resistance no matter how small when trying to get in, they will leave for an easier target. The longer they hang around, the more chance of them being seen and caught.
Vic41 said
12:29 PM Mar 4, 2014
We have a one that has a motion sensor for inside RV's, can be mounted on Velcro or just free standing somewhere, it is battery operated and has a key pad for setting the code or turning it off. It has a delay when exiting and a short delay when re-entering to allow you to turn it off with the code. I think it was about $40 from Dick Smith.
We also have a couple of personal alarms that have a piercing noise when they go off, they operate by pulling a pin out (bit like an grenade) which has a string attached, they can also be set up so that if the string is attached and the alarm is secure they will go off if someone opens a door or window and pulls the pin out. The alarm can be reset and stopped by putting the pin back in...Also from Dick Smith, less than $20 I think from memory.
-- Edited by Vic41 on Tuesday 4th of March 2014 12:31:08 PM
baute said
01:10 PM Mar 4, 2014
This product looks great, a bit expensive but guaranteed to work. I came across it ages ago and thought whoever is making it has made a brilliant product. Their website; http://canopylocks.com.au/about/ sorry don't know how to do clickables. also no affiliation here, just a google find. Seems some brands are remote central locking and some something else haven't really looked into it.
quoted from website, sorry about edit, i copied and pasted 3 times :) The idea for this locking system was born from the need to simply lock all windows on my canopy, as a tradesman with all my tools in the rear of my ute it was a risk not to lock all the canopy windows even when going to the shop for a couple of minutes, but locking the 6 individual locks with a key which at times didn`t want to fit into the lock was just too hard.
Now all I have to do is push a button and all windows are secured, whether the handles on the windows are in the closed or open position. I have two remote controls on my key ring, one for the car doors and one for the canopy and I have also installed a switch on the dash next to the central lock switch for the car doors.
- See more at: http://canopylocks.com.au/about/#sthash.cl62Lsrl.dpuf
-- Edited by baute on Tuesday 4th of March 2014 01:12:12 PM
Cruising Cruze said
03:03 PM Mar 4, 2014
Thanks all for taking the time to reply
Did pay a visit to Jaycar this morning but nothing i'm looking for, also DSE same story
just want something with an Ultrasonic Sensor so I don't have to run 60 wires
The one Hako advised is looking better all the time
Thanks John
solo nomad said
05:07 PM Mar 4, 2014
bunnings have a (2) remote battery powered motion sensor 120dba alarm for $49.00
Vic41 said
06:06 PM Mar 4, 2014
baute wrote:
This product looks great, a bit expensive but guaranteed to work. I came across it ages ago and thought whoever is making it has made a brilliant product. Their website; http://canopylocks.com.au/about/ sorry don't know how to do clickables. also no affiliation here, just a google find. Seems some brands are remote central locking and some something else haven't really looked into it.
quoted from website, sorry about edit, i copied and pasted 3 times :) The idea for this locking system was born from the need to simply lock all windows on my canopy, as a tradesman with all my tools in the rear of my ute it was a risk not to lock all the canopy windows even when going to the shop for a couple of minutes, but locking the 6 individual locks with a key which at times didn`t want to fit into the lock was just too hard.
Now all I have to do is push a button and all windows are secured, whether the handles on the windows are in the closed or open position. I have two remote controls on my key ring, one for the car doors and one for the canopy and I have also installed a switch on the dash next to the central lock switch for the car doors.
Made clickable baute, next time just edit you post, click you mouse cursor behind the link, move one space on the space bar and it will turn blue, then submit post....
Vic41 said
06:48 PM Mar 4, 2014
A couple of cheapies here, I see the one on the first link here is $9 plus, however on the second link the same on is under $2, scroll down on 2nd link for other models etc...
Looking for an alarm for this
what can I use
Cheers John
No really, what about a hasp and staple set up, just add padlocks and done.
the cat is not clever enough Doug
For under $10 you can get something like:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/120dB-Anti-Theft-Security-Alarm-Remote-For-Car-Motor-bike-Vibration-Activated-/221230004216?pt=AU_Home_Personal_Security&hash=item338255f7f8&_uhb=1
That would make a noise when the canopy was interfered with.
Good Luck
ditto: tell Jayco what you need and they will have something i'm sure.
We have similar ones on our electric bikes, work a treat and can be adjusted for certain circumstances. When first used one, it was windy and the damn thing went of a couple of times until we re-set it.
Surely the canopy is bolted down and the windows can be locked by simply drilling a hole through the inside of the slider, put a small bolt or pin in it and the window is locked. Pull out pin when you need the window open and have it hanging on a string or wire for easy access.
Most thieves on the road are opportunists, so if they come across any resistance no matter how small when trying to get in, they will leave for an easier target. The longer they hang around, the more chance of them being seen and caught.
We have a one that has a motion sensor for inside RV's, can be mounted on Velcro or just free standing somewhere, it is battery operated and has a key pad for setting the code or turning it off. It has a delay when exiting and a short delay when re-entering to allow you to turn it off with the code. I think it was about $40 from Dick Smith.
We also have a couple of personal alarms that have a piercing noise when they go off, they operate by pulling a pin out (bit like an grenade) which has a string attached, they can also be set up so that if the string is attached and the alarm is secure they will go off if someone opens a door or window and pulls the pin out. The alarm can be reset and stopped by putting the pin back in...Also from Dick Smith, less than $20 I think from memory.
-- Edited by Vic41 on Tuesday 4th of March 2014 12:31:08 PM
This product looks great, a bit expensive but guaranteed to work. I came across it ages ago and thought whoever is making it has made a brilliant product. Their website; http://canopylocks.com.au/about/ sorry don't know how to do clickables. also no affiliation here, just a google find. Seems some brands are remote central locking and some something else haven't really looked into it.
quoted from website, sorry about edit, i copied and pasted 3 times :) The idea for this locking system was born from the need to simply lock all windows on my canopy, as a tradesman with all my tools in the rear of my ute it was a risk not to lock all the canopy windows even when going to the shop for a couple of minutes, but locking the 6 individual locks with a key which at times didn`t want to fit into the lock was just too hard.
Now all I have to do is push a button and all windows are secured, whether the handles on the windows are in the closed or open position. I have two remote controls on my key ring, one for the car doors and one for the canopy and I have also installed a switch on the dash next to the central lock switch for the car doors.
- See more at: http://canopylocks.com.au/about/#sthash.cl62Lsrl.dpuf-- Edited by baute on Tuesday 4th of March 2014 01:12:12 PM
Thanks all for taking the time to reply
Did pay a visit to Jaycar this morning but nothing i'm looking for, also DSE same story
just want something with an Ultrasonic Sensor so I don't have to run 60 wires
The one Hako advised is looking better all the time
Thanks John
Made clickable baute, next time just edit you post, click you mouse cursor behind the link, move one space on the space bar and it will turn blue, then submit post....
A couple of cheapies here, I see the one on the first link here is $9 plus, however on the second link the same on is under $2, scroll down on 2nd link for other models etc...
http://www.espow.com/product_info.php?products_id=50926¤cy=AUD&gsc=googleshopping&gclid=CNPrv6yw-LwCFRVvvAodhzgAZg
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/like/151110355529?limghlpsr=true&hlpv=2&ops=true&viphx=1&hlpht=true&lpid=107
I'm pretty sure last time I was in Bunnings they had a good range of the cheaper ones (battery etc).
Barry Manilow music or talkback ? Sounds like some is talking inside..
@ Aus-Kiwi
Hi Graeme
an bit hard in the back of the ute
Aha yes well?? How about some wires though Cabin and a couple of speakers? ? From front radio ??? Lol ok Billy Ray Cyrus ,