Yale Deals & Offers

a smart lock you have to buy digital keys for? what a rip off..

you could say that about going to get a spare key cut for your traditional lock.

So, this is pretty much micro transactions but for a door lock?

The Conexis L1 maybe?

What lock goes with it

Exactly, precision kit and patience, or just put a brick through the window like my neighbours had!

Mine arrived yesterday from being on backorder, fitted it last night and rang the insurance company to confirm. Very happy with it so far, using a 'phone tag' bought separately I can go out training without keys jangling around in my pocket and the 'phone tag' works fine without the need for the app (or a charged phone)

Thing is, it's just a smart door handle, the actual locking mechanism of the door stays the same. It just replaces the need for a key.

This is probably miles better than most homes which can be unlocked with a bump key or less than a minute of pick locking

Showing 185 for me now..missed it Never mind..found it on the search...this is awesome but only if it could be hardwired.ive heard the batteries drain pretty quick, is that right?

Hope not still have 13 alarm systems to shift. Hopefully BBC will do a special on the rising crime rate soon.

most of the boxes on display are dummy boxes. That is another reason why homebase is closing as it is always been disorganized. These old ladies working in most of the branches do prefer to have a chat and a cup of tea instead of concentrating on some serious work.

Still stock around alarms and cctv got an alarm from high Wycombe yesterday Leighton Buzzard has some stuff left. Oxford are stores had stuff early last week keep an eye on bunnings they stock yale but have not reduced prices yet.

Cannock knock this deal. Good find :-)

My locals have dummy boxes on shelf but were cleared out days ago The only things they have left are dodgy looking customer returns.

I purchased SR 340for £180 from homebase, thought that's bargaib

Above an upstairs opening window. have someone hang on to your legs.

Put it somewhere u can get to easy. When u gonna change the batteries on the siren u will thank me. Obviously not on ground level. High enough so that they need a ladder. Higher than someone standing on the bins

Bought this early last year for similar, still not fit it yet. Need a deal on extendable ladders, otherwise might look a bit odd 7 ft up the wall

Eh?

Possibly, thanks though!

Also checked other Yale goodies,i.e. night latch lock, automation keypad, zwave and none of these where reduced either.

That's a pity, maybe worth giving Walton, Kingston stores a call. However if people have seen this post they've probably been snapped up..

In the Epsom store now and there are none of these in the safe asle

I'm also not convinced that having a safe is the safest way to keep things safe... best just to hide it somewhere discreet

Wonder is anyone can help. Installed powrline adapters and getting a solid wired internet connection (although my max speed in 1.8 Mb/s...Sky). But the app still can't find the DVR. It says " no device" every time. I've used both SN and IP methods of connecting but both don't work. Anyone got this problem before? I know it requires 10 Mb/s speed, as mentioned in the booklet, but surely that's for viewing and playing; at the very least the app should connect, right?

That's good you have a working setup now!

Thanks for the advice - with the short return window I had (Homebase is out of town for me) I managed to get a different brand DVR locally which works fine with the 1080p Yale cameras, and just returned the full 720p Yale kit.

unofficial but the 720p box works with the 1080p cameras, in my opinion the boxes are the same and will clearly tell when a1080p camera is fitted. I tried one but took it back to swap for the proper 1080p system when it went down in price. Something else must have happened. I would not suggest to tell yale to ask them why, they will for sure invalid the warranty, Try with the 720p cameras and see what does happen

Maybe you could try and speak with someone at Yale directly. I would just unplug the two 1080p cameras from the first two ports and see if it works with three and four? As I am totally unfamiliar with this product I can't really be of much help I am afraid but I hope you manage to get it working as I imagine it will be a pain to uninstall it.

Picked one up in robroyston £94.50 (y) thanks op

No service charge, all devices connect via smart hub to wifi. The camera is motion triggered but image only, not video

Looks like a great deal of you can find it. Does it have a mobile sim in it or do I need to buy one. What's the service charge?

Got it. It’s still £350 on Amazon, amazing price!

Good deal, just bought last one in stock from newcastle. Think they still have the standard model in stock

Not compatible with the sr340 though is it?

Thanks for clarification, I didn't realise until now I actually bought the 868mhz one, it looks identical apart from the colour of the buttons.

Also Kingston branch had some..

Loads behind the counter in Epsom. I get two this morning and the sr340 and PIRs. Could be worth a call as they were out back not on display.

No these transmit at 433mhz. The Sr and Ef range work at 868mhz.

Ended up getting the pir cameras also which links to alarms, some of the northern Ireland branches have some left as I got one for my parents today.

Picked one up along with the remote also for a fiver! Thanks

Picked one of these up in Crawley today. Thanks OP

Get one, they're great!

whats your vedict on this, ive reserved one over?

It possible could be your connection speed, my sky fibre is running around 32-38mbs and sometimes mine struggles to connect. Evan WiFi on my phone as well.

Wonder is anyone can help. Installed powrline adapters and getting a solid wired internet connection (although my max speed in 1.8 Mb/s...Sky). But the app still can't find the DVR. It says " no device" every time. I've used both SN and IP methods of connecting but both don't work. Anyone got this problem before? I know it requires 10 Mb/s speed, as mentioned in the booklet, but surely that's for viewing and playing; at the very least the app should connect, right? Thanks in advance

Thanks for that..it was driving me nuts :D

Bottom row, button second from the right looks like a video camera. Click that then there's a sliding bar underneath the image to choose the time. Hope that helps. Works well for me

Has anyone worked out how to playback footage on the yale cctv app (android)? I have no problem through the box on the tv but only seem to be able view live footage on phone :/ . Thanks

Although these have gone from the web site there is still stock around. your local can check the in store stock to see if there are any near you. same for all the other Yale security products in this discount deal.

I installed this at the weekend. Not difficult to install. Need a decent drill to make 4 holes in the wall. Ensure to connect up to panel first and check reception before closing bellbox once mounted. Also make sure tamper switch is pressed against wall.

I wouldn't say it was difficult, 4 holes to drill. You can use the dummy box back as a template if you're worried about dropping it or anything, they're both identical except that one is missing the electronics. I was more worried about accidentally setting it off due to the tamper switches but all went smoothly, just follow the instructions. If heights are a problem see if you can get a friend to help; I was able to hang out of an upstairs window to do mine so no need for climbing ladders; also made it easier to reach to change the batteries (which lasted about 2 years).

Thanks for all the tips guys (y)

I bought this and cctv system too thanks . I just need to get the drill bit to drill in the wall for all the wires .

Wonder is anyone can help. Installed powrline adapters and getting a solid wired internet connection (although my max speed in 1.8 Mb/s...Sky). But the app still can't find the DVR. It says " no device" every time. I've used both SN and IP methods of connecting but both don't work. Anyone got this problem before? I know it requires 10 Mb/s speed, as mentioned in the booklet, but surely that's for viewing and playing; at the very least the app should connect, right?

Click on the home button in the middle of the screen (little house!) Then the device menhir should open up. Then click on remote video. You can then select the date and stole through the video. The instruction manual isn't the clearest. There are so many options that aren't explained in the manual. I think I'm just unlucky, my DVR is only allowing a resolution of 960. I spoke with technical support and they are sending a new DVR. It might be worth checking yours works to the stated specification (y)

Has anyone worked out how to playback footage on the yale cctv app (android)? I have no problem through the box on the tv but only seem to be able view live footage on phone :/ . Thanks

Ken@ How did you get on with yr cctv All ok?

It's x 1 of 2TB DVR Similarly the 720p one is x 1 of 1TB DVR They've just poorly formatted it

Thanks op, I managed to get one

hot, thanks op...........managed to snag both this kit and the other 90 quid one from the Belfast (Shane Retail Park) store. they are always super excellent with reservations and have never let me down should note though that the sensors on this kit and the 90 quid tele-communicating kit do not seem to be compatible with each other for those who are building a "mega" kit. J

How did you do it? According to Yale: Yale HSA6200 - Siren Based Alarm System (This system can only have one working Siren Box) https://www.yale.co.uk/Yale/Yale_co_uk/Yale HSA6200 FAQ and FACTS.pdf

Yes - I have exactly this set up on my home - works perfectly.

Reserved online but got a call telling me not available. Tried a few other stores all around London. Same story. One of the store staff was kindly enough telling me they have them in stock at Bunnings Warehouse who apparently now owns Homebase. Called up Bunnings and the store actually have them in stock and can price match so I ended up with two sets for £61.20. Happy days!

Just paid £180 for this at homebase.

Got it - the alarm isn’t that loud very flexible re install - no wires homebase just had a 1/3rd off additional bits to add - which made it very affordable camera isn’t great at all - 720p - not a video camera either - just takes a snapshot when activated can disable certain functions to prolong battery life

Just checked the online app and it say an firmware update is available so I'll do mine when I get home.

Overpriced for what it is. I bought the £170 version reduced to £130, has a larger more sturdier pad and telephone alerts, 2door contacts and 2 sensors along with siren and dummy box. Plus have cctv with remote viewing and email alerts for £130 and on the lookout for a standard indoor camera worth motion sensor with alerts/remote viewing for under £50. Personally feel I'm better off

Bought the one at 190 recently. Wondering whether to get this instead....good price.

managed to get SR 340 for £180 today

Saw this at £56 in Homebase Lewes.Only saw 1 on shelf at back of shop. Bought the basic £34 kit.

It's not a pretty picture you paint, quite alarming :p My experience has been different. I had the EF telephone alert series but they're similar enough so here is my view. The sensors are pretty sensitive even at 8ft height for me (wife is 5ft but still triggers it). Most alarm PIRs are visible and look similar so looking awful really shouldn't be a reason to not buy something like this. However, a wired system will be equally as 'awful' looking with trunking and cables running throughout the house - I didn't want that and couldn't afford to hide it so got the Yale solution. Yes you have to replace batteries, it will inform you when that needs to happen and they last about 2 years which is pretty good and low maintenance. IMHO get this if you're looking for a low maintenance, good value, relatively low cost solution that can be DIY installed and if you want to avoid trunking and cables or builders plastering walls to hide cables etc which has its own cost. This is also a good option if you are renting and want to protect your contents and don't want to invest in a permanent solution - something like this can be installed and removed with little evidence of it being there. Not to mention you can take this to any new property. However, if you want something with 0 maintenance and don't mind the cables in sight (or can hide the cables or are getting the house rewired) and can afford the cost of a professionally fitted system then go for it - it's far superior.

I have had the EF-Series Telecommunicating Alarm Kit in the past - great product, easy to install and manage. Would recommend it. I think other's have mentioned that this one works on broadband and not telephone line (so won't call you but send you an alert on your app if your broadband is working). However, this is mostly a deterrent and most burglars are looking for quick wins/easy hits - they don't want confrontation or attention ever. Saying that, here are some tips since you're in the market for security: 1. Get timer based lights or plugs that switch a lamp on and off when you're away in the evening. You can get light boxes that mimic TVs behind curtains too. 2. Cut shorter any tall hedges that thieves can hide behind. 3. Get friendly with neighbours and give them your mobile and take there's in case of an emergency when either is out of town/home. 4. Use pebbles/stones in walkways or near fences - they make a lot of noise and put of thieves because they can't quietly creep up to the property. 5. Get CCTV (even fake ones) - the real thing is relatively cheap technology now - wireless ones exist and are plug and play. 6. Use signs on doors and windows which mention alarms. 7. If you're replacing locks soon, look for Secured By Design locks - the Met Police recommend these too. Multi-lock doors are good but there's no point if you can just bend the plastic/uPVC back (happened to me when a thief broke in with a screwdriver) so look for secure doors (these can be expensive!) like Rock Doors or Solidoors. 8. One of my favourite tips - get a large dog bowl and some dog toys and leave them near the back door and stick up "Beware of Dog" signs. That's enough to deter somebody from coming into your home uninvited. 9. Last but not least - get some LED solar lights up in dark areas like alley ways - they are practical but also a deterrent especially the ones that stay on during the night dimmed and light up brightly when they sense movement (PIR sensors). They do not work very well at night. Mpow and the likes do them and they're also relatively cheap and very effective. Hope this has helped somebody and hope nobody has to suffer from burglary and privacy invasion like that. (y)

And are they?

Predictive text on s7 sucks it well known. But my bad for not correcting (embarrassed)

http://www.theretheyretheir.com/

I totally agree, Bunnings brought in some very good quality different products at very good prices. What I can't understand is why they just didn't get on with the rebranding - my local ones are still trying to shift "Homebase" branded stock - they should have reduced all the old stock immediately and got rid of it, and rebranded the stores. A real shame to see this disappear.

Just ordered the last two of these. One for me and one for my sister

Only if it’s written on the side of a bus! ;) 🚌