Wsdcam Wireless Door Alarm - Protect Your Home & Family with Advanced Security Technology

:): Great product for the price. I wish it would give you a different tone when disarming if someone has come in to your room or house while gone.

Canada on Oct 12, 2023

Steve M.: I purchased this for my newly built shed. It will house some expensive gear. Even though it has a Ring Camera and a back-to-base alarm, this gadget, added to the entry door, will certainly give an intruder a heart attack. I hope so, because if it does, I won’t need to call the police. A must have for added security.

Australia on Sep 21, 2023

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Canada on Sep 17, 2023

Lao: I bought this because my cat keeps opening the patio door and has escaped a number of times. Now I’ll know when he’s trying to open the door!! It works great. Such a good buy especially for the price. Going to buy another for the front door 😃

Canada on Jul 22, 2023

Customer: Was so easy to install and is reasonably made. I would recommend.

Canada on Jul 10, 2023

MikenzCO: this summer for the first time we started having people view our dumpster as being for 'public use' but it's ours we pay for it! this last time i heard the crashing of empty beer bottles at 2 a.m. but due to the distance i couldn't get outside in time to even get their license plate number. i decided if i couldn't stop this i'd have to get different ones i could lock, but then there was this option.

fyi i didn't want to use the magnetic portion i wanted an alarm siren i could trigger with a remote from inside our house. one that would have a strong enough signal to activate the siren which is approx. 100' from our home. this device comes with the remote and double stick tape to put up. the remote has a battery but the 'box' or siren portion doesn't. for that you'll need two AAA batteries.

while you can use it with just the magnetic portion as said i only care about remote operation. once i put it up and made sure it was on the right side of the dumpsters so they wouldn't get between the remote and siren signal blocking it i found it has worked with every test done. i could not be happier. strangely i am in a way hoping someone will try to fill our trash bins again...

United States on Sep 19, 2020

Melissa H.Melissa H.: I’ve bought 3 of these so far, for 3 different doors in my house. I bought them mostly so I know when my children are leaving the house. We’ve had the first one for about a year now, and it’s still going strong. We mostly use it on the doorbell setting. It take 2 AAA’s and with daily use the batteries last a few months. I accidentally lost the cover to one of our devices, but the batteries stay in really well even when the door is slammed. When I installed the third one recently, I tested how far away the magnet needs to be for it to register, in case the door frame did not allow for the magnet to be right up against the device. It allowed for some separation. It’s a no-fail magnet. It rings or alarms every time the door open ms slightly. I appreciate that security in case someone would try to open the door at night, or without permission. my only complaint is how stinkin’ loud it is. Being right next to the device is hard on the ears. And when it’s on the doorbell setting, you’re right next to it leaving the house. Sometimes I’ll remember and put my hand over the device to muffle it a bit. I do wish there was volume control. The noise setting is helpful though...

United States on Jun 29, 2020

Greg: Pros: Very loud. Easy to install. Remote key fob has excellent range and covers a 3000 ft house with no problem. You can program up to 50 alarms off of one remote. I have only done 3 alarms and they work great.
Cons: Instructions are confusing. The Chinese are trying but they need some help with their translations. So I'll help. Below is how you program multiple alarms to one or more remotes key fobs.

Model SF06R
1) Remove one battery in other alarms that are already paired with the key fob. You must do this
or you will deprogram them from the key fob.
2) Insert only one battery in the new alarm.
3) Press and hold the Bell button on the key fob.
4) Insert 2nd Battery into the alarm while holding the Bell button.
The Alarm will beep once. Continue holding the Bell key until the alarm beeps one more time.
This takes a few seconds.
5) Release the bell key and press the unlock button. The Alarm will beep again.
6) Test the key fop by pressing the bell button. The alarm should ring.
7) Reinsert all batteries in the other alarms.
8) Test all the alarms by pressing the Bell button. All Alarms should ring.
9) Repeat steps 1 thru 8 for any...

United States on Jul 09, 2018