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Black Wireless Remote Control Motocycle Window Door Glass break Vibration Alarm

$6.99

Wireless Remote Control Motocycle Window Door Glass break Vibration Alarm

$6.99

GE 60-873-95 | GE NX488 Simon 3 / Simon XT Wireless ShatterPro Glassbreak Sensor

$27.00

Lot of 2 Honeywell 5853 Wireless Glassbreak Detector NIB

$67.00

Honeywell Ademco CK-FGW1525T Wireless Glass-Break Sensor with Tamper Resistance

$77.99

TWO NEW ADEMCO 5853 WIRELESS GLASSBREAK DETECTOR AND TWO BROWN 5816

$48.00

60-834-95 – ITI Wireless Glass Break/Shock Sensor

$75.00

DSC WLS912L-433 Wireless Glass Break Detector

$29.99

DSC WLS912L433 Wireless Glassbreak Detector and Interface Module | Security |

$19.99

2x Ademco Honeywell 5853 Wireless Glassbreak Detector NEW w/ batts 5800 Sensor 2

$54.00

HONEYWELL 5853 WIRELESS GLASSBREAK DETECTOR N.I.B.

$25.00

MCT-501 – Visonic Wireless Glass Break Detector

$85.50

Ademco Honeywell 5853 Wireless Glassbreak Detector NEW

$40.00

2gig GB1-345 wireless Glass Break Detector… Brand New.

$30.00

DSC WLS912L-433 Wireless Glass Break Detector

$15.99

GE SIMON WIRELESS GLASSBREAK NX488 NX-488 60-873-95 ITI BRAND NEW IN BOX

$39.87

Honeywell 5853 Wireless Glass Break Detector

$52.95

Wireless Glassbreak Detector offers uncompromised performance and unmatched false alarm immunity. The FlexCore signal processor utilizes an Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) processing sound data in parallel rather than sequentially. This permits sound frequency, duration and amplitude to be analyzed 50% faster to minimize false alarms while maintaining the highest possible level of d…

NX488 – GE Wireless ShatterPro Glassbreak Sensor

$45.00

The GE Wireless ShatterPro Series provides excellent false alarm immunity without compromising detection. It is ideal for applications where hard wired acoustic sensors are impractical. 20′ radius range can protect an entire room with one sensor. Recognizes the actual pattern of glass breaking across the full audio band. User can test sensor operation with a clap of the hands….

DSC BV500GB PIR Motion Detector & Glassbreak Sensor

$42.99

Don’t wait for a burglar to enter your home before your alarm system goes off! Stop the crook BEFORE he breaks in with this combination Passive Infrared (PIR) motion detector and glassbreak sensor! Mount it in your ceiling and it will send an alarm signal…

Shatterpro 3 glassbreak sensor (round acoustic glassbreak form a)

$11.00

Round acoustic glassbreak, form a…

HAI 45A00-1 64-ZONE WIRELESS RECEIVER

$199.96

433 MHZ FOR USE IN DOMESTIC & INTERNATIONAL INSTALLATIONS; ALLOWS UP TO 64 UNIQUE WIRELESS SECURITY TRANSMITTERS TO REPORT INFORMATION TO AN HAI CONTROLLER; TRANSMITTERS REPLACE WIRED DOOR & WINDOW SENSORS AS WELL AS WIRED SMOKE MOTION & GLASSBREAK DETECTORS; FOR PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION ONLY…

Visonic MCT-501 Wireless Glassbreak Sensor

$99.7

A burglar can't open your doors or windows without setting off the door/window contacts, but what happens when he gains access through a broken window? This unit recognizes the pattern of glass breaking across the full audio band. Perfect for homes with a Type: Security & Motion

Wireless Microphone

$392.94

Wireless Microphone Lapel – Wireless

Wireless

$4.16

It has been said that the natural state of science fiction is the short story. If that is so, you won’t find a better exploration of that state than Charles Stross’s new collection. Centred around an original and previously unpublished novella, ‘Palimpsest’, WIRELESS is a showcase of some of the best short SF of the 21st century. With an introduction from the author and containing hitherto uncollected works such as ‘Missile Gap’, ‘Trunk and Disorderly’ and ‘Rogue Farm’, and some gems previously available only in small press publications, such as ‘A Colder War’ and ‘Antibodies’, WIRELESS will illustrate perfectly why award-winning editor and anthologist, Gardner Dozois, once declared: ‘Where Charles Stross goes today, the rest of science fiction will follow tomorrow.’