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product_id: 3118271
title: "Guardline 500 Foot Range Wireless Driveway Alarm [1 Motion Detector Alarm Sensor & 1 Receiver] Weatherproof Outdoor Security Alert System for Home & Property"
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# 500 ft wireless range long-lasting battery life weather-resistant design Guardline 500 Foot Range Wireless Driveway Alarm [1 Motion Detector Alarm Sensor & 1 Receiver] Weatherproof Outdoor Security Alert System for Home & Property

**Brand:** guardline
**Price:** € 16.37
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## Summary

> 🚨 Stay ahead of intruders with Guardline’s 500 ft driveway alert—because peace of mind shouldn’t wait.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Guardline 500 Foot Range Wireless Driveway Alarm [1 Motion Detector Alarm Sensor & 1 Receiver] Weatherproof Outdoor Security Alert System for Home & Property by guardline
- **How much does it cost?** € 16.37 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- guardline enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted guardline brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **DIY Quick Setup:** Plug-and-play installation in minutes means you’re protected faster, with zero hassle.
- • **Seamless Expansion:** Effortlessly add receivers or sensors to cover your entire property without disrupting your existing system.
- • **Customizable Alerts:** Choose from 30+ unique chimes and adjust volume to ensure you never miss a motion alert.
- • **Weatherproof Durability:** Built to withstand rain, snow, and wind—your security stays strong no matter the forecast.
- • **True 500 Ft Wireless Range:** Reliable motion detection up to 500 feet keeps you connected to every corner of your driveway.

## Overview

The Guardline 500 Foot Long Range Driveway Wireless Alarm is a weather-resistant, battery-powered motion sensor system operating at 915 MHz. Designed for easy DIY installation, it offers reliable motion detection up to 500 feet with customizable alerts and expandable receivers, ensuring comprehensive outdoor property protection in all weather conditions.

## Description

desertcart.com : Guardline 500 Foot Range Wireless Driveway Alarm [1 Motion Detector Alarm Sensor & 1 Receiver] Weatherproof Outdoor Security Alert System for Home & Property : Electronics

Review: Unbelievably good customer service - This is an augmentation to my original review below which at the time I had rated this product at four stars. I changed the rating to five stars because in the time I had it, it worked quite well and then when I had a problem four years later I was very satisfied with their customer service. I purchased this item in December 2016. The item worked quite well and I was quite satisfied with it. There was an occasional false alarm which I think is to be expected. More than once when I looked in my driveway there was either a squirrel or a crow that had set it off. In August 2020 the sensor started acting up. It kept going off every few seconds. I followed the troubleshooting section in the instructions to no avail. At the bottom of the manual there was an email address for more information. I sent a note to Guardline asking for help in fixing my alarm. They replied they were going to send me another sensor. I wrote back and told them this unit was not new and that I purchased it about four years ago. They wrote back and told me they shipped me another sensor anyway. Now, you can't beat that for customer service. ==============Original Review============== I just finished installing this product so I cannot yet comment on the reliability it. I will give my initial impression. This is more expensive than most of the other alarms. I purchased it because of the high ratings in the product reviews. The sensor housing looks cheap. That doesn't mean it won't be reliable but I would expect better cosmetics for the hundred dollars I paid for it. My biggest objection is the ball joint that is used to aim the sensor. It is far too loose. I received and e-mail from the vendor that sold it to me about the time it was delivered telling me about the product. In it, it had this sentence: "If your sensor doesn't stay pointed in the direction that you aim it or the ball joint is loose, you can easily fix this by tightening the screw located on the back of the mounting plate." This is not true. I tightened it as much as I could and it still was loose. I suppose one could put a drop of glue on the ball joint to keep it in place but that should not have to be necessary. The instructions were a little hard to follow and there were a few minor mistakes in them. For example, it said see section "G" to set some of the advanced features. The settings were described in section "I." Also the instructions showed three sets of four DIP switches each set of switches labeled 1 to 4 to set the advanced features whereby on the unit there was one set of 12 DIP switches numbered 1-12. Most people wouldn't be changing these advanced features anyway (I didn't) but, like I said, it was somewhat hard to follow. In desertcart's product description it says, "4 “zones” allowing up to 12 sensors per zone." But according to the instructions there can be no more than 4 sensors per zone,16 total. But even that seems to me more sensors than I can imagine anyone using. There are plenty of melodies to choose from - 32 in all. A different melody can be set for each zone so one doesn't have to look at the sensor to know what zone has been tripped if one learns what melodies go with what zones.
Review: Guardline GL2000 vs. eMacros HS-002 - I purchased two different driveway alarms with the idea of doing some comparative testing. This is my initial impression of the Guardline GL2000 and eMacros HS-002 Solar Driveway alarm and I will add to this after the units are in service for several months. Sensor Appearance: both have a similar appearance and seem to be made from the same brown hard plastic; both are made in China; both "eyes" are opaque white plastic and flash red when they sense moving heat. The Guardline settings are controlled by dip switches inside the unit, whereas the eMacros has a panel on the bottom covered by a silicone flap with switches for sensitivity (including off) and channel selection along with a microUSB charge port for initial setup. Sensor power: The eMacros has a solar panel (obviously) and an internal 18650 lithium battery and the Guardline requires 4 AA batteries. The batteries on the Guardline can only be changed by removing 4 small screws through the front (they supply a screwdriver for this) and changing in the field might be difficult without losing one. Depending on how often the batteries need to be replaced, I may just take the unit off it's post and change them on a bench. The need to change batteries was my main motivation for buying the eMacros unit, since it should be more maintenance free. Detectors: Both have volume controls, offer different tones, can pair with different sensors if you have more than one and have a place for optional back-up AA battery power. The Guardline receiver is larger and square and sits on a flat surface at an angle. The eMacros receiver is disk shaped and sits flat on a table or can be hung from a wall. The Guardline is powered by a DC adapter with a round jack and the eMacros with a microUSB type charger. Documentation: Both come with quick-start guides and instruction manuals that are well written. The Guardline owners manual is much more extensive and detailed which describes features that Guardline has that eMacros does not. For example the ability to control external devices when the sensor detects movement and the ability to pause detection for a preset period of time, which would be useful when there is a lot of activity around the sensor, like mowing the lawn. Initial impressions: Both units were up and running in minutes once I had charged or put batteries into them. They came factory paired to their receivers and did not interfere with each other. I found the default Guardline tone more pleasant that that on the eMacro, but both are sufficiently loud to be heard throughout our 3 story house. Initial Performance: I placed both sensor units on a post 12 feet from the centerline of our driveway and 375 feet from the living room where the receivers are placed. Before long, a delivery truck came down the drive and both alarms went off. Note that this is well within the reported range of the Guardline (500 feet) and the eMacro (1/2 mile). The installation of both of these units was a breeze and both worked as stated right out of the box. Stay tuned for my long term update to this posting...

## Features

- Security - Feel a sense of safety around your home with our weatherproof perimeter alarm set. It's sensitive to heat and motion during the day and at night, making it an alert system you can count on.
- Easy To Install: Ordinarily, the installation of the equipment by a technician is the most costly part of a home security system, but this set is easy to install and you won’t have to worry about anyone else knowing about it. Installation Tip: Do not point sensor toward sun.
- Long Range - With 1 motion sensor and 1 receiver, each driveway sensor also has a wireless range of up to 500 feet for plenty of coverage around your property.
- Compatibility - This motion detector alarm unit runs at 915 MHz. If you are expanding your Guardline wireless alarm system, please make sure you are purchasing the same frequency as your existing set.
- Customizable - Regardless of the size of your home and property, you can configure this system of motion detectors with a motion alarm sensor add on, or extra receivers for greater peace of mind.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00HFZUKGM |
| Antenna Location | Driveway, Garage |
| Battery Description | Alkaline |
| Best Sellers Rank | #520 in Motion Detectors (Electronics) |
| Brand | Guardline |
| Color | Black + Copper |
| Compatible Devices | Home Security Systems, Smart Home Hubs |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 5,135 Reviews |
| Frequency | 915 MHz |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 3"D x 3"W x 4"H |
| Item Type Name | Motion Detector Alarm Sensor |
| Item Weight | 1.8 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Guardline |
| Maximum Range | 40 feet |
| Mfr Part Number | GL 2000 |
| Model Number | 4331030700 |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| UPC | 753677310032 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Guardline
- **Color:** Black
- **Item Weight:** 13.6 ounces
- **Maximum Range:** 0.25 miles, 500 feet
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Unbelievably good customer service
*by T***N on December 13, 2016*

This is an augmentation to my original review below which at the time I had rated this product at four stars. I changed the rating to five stars because in the time I had it, it worked quite well and then when I had a problem four years later I was very satisfied with their customer service. I purchased this item in December 2016. The item worked quite well and I was quite satisfied with it. There was an occasional false alarm which I think is to be expected. More than once when I looked in my driveway there was either a squirrel or a crow that had set it off. In August 2020 the sensor started acting up. It kept going off every few seconds. I followed the troubleshooting section in the instructions to no avail. At the bottom of the manual there was an email address for more information. I sent a note to Guardline asking for help in fixing my alarm. They replied they were going to send me another sensor. I wrote back and told them this unit was not new and that I purchased it about four years ago. They wrote back and told me they shipped me another sensor anyway. Now, you can't beat that for customer service. ==============Original Review============== I just finished installing this product so I cannot yet comment on the reliability it. I will give my initial impression. This is more expensive than most of the other alarms. I purchased it because of the high ratings in the product reviews. The sensor housing looks cheap. That doesn't mean it won't be reliable but I would expect better cosmetics for the hundred dollars I paid for it. My biggest objection is the ball joint that is used to aim the sensor. It is far too loose. I received and e-mail from the vendor that sold it to me about the time it was delivered telling me about the product. In it, it had this sentence: "If your sensor doesn't stay pointed in the direction that you aim it or the ball joint is loose, you can easily fix this by tightening the screw located on the back of the mounting plate." This is not true. I tightened it as much as I could and it still was loose. I suppose one could put a drop of glue on the ball joint to keep it in place but that should not have to be necessary. The instructions were a little hard to follow and there were a few minor mistakes in them. For example, it said see section "G" to set some of the advanced features. The settings were described in section "I." Also the instructions showed three sets of four DIP switches each set of switches labeled 1 to 4 to set the advanced features whereby on the unit there was one set of 12 DIP switches numbered 1-12. Most people wouldn't be changing these advanced features anyway (I didn't) but, like I said, it was somewhat hard to follow. In Amazon's product description it says, "4 “zones” allowing up to 12 sensors per zone." But according to the instructions there can be no more than 4 sensors per zone,16 total. But even that seems to me more sensors than I can imagine anyone using. There are plenty of melodies to choose from - 32 in all. A different melody can be set for each zone so one doesn't have to look at the sensor to know what zone has been tripped if one learns what melodies go with what zones.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Guardline GL2000 vs. eMacros HS-002
*by M***R on December 28, 2019*

I purchased two different driveway alarms with the idea of doing some comparative testing. This is my initial impression of the Guardline GL2000 and eMacros HS-002 Solar Driveway alarm and I will add to this after the units are in service for several months. Sensor Appearance: both have a similar appearance and seem to be made from the same brown hard plastic; both are made in China; both "eyes" are opaque white plastic and flash red when they sense moving heat. The Guardline settings are controlled by dip switches inside the unit, whereas the eMacros has a panel on the bottom covered by a silicone flap with switches for sensitivity (including off) and channel selection along with a microUSB charge port for initial setup. Sensor power: The eMacros has a solar panel (obviously) and an internal 18650 lithium battery and the Guardline requires 4 AA batteries. The batteries on the Guardline can only be changed by removing 4 small screws through the front (they supply a screwdriver for this) and changing in the field might be difficult without losing one. Depending on how often the batteries need to be replaced, I may just take the unit off it's post and change them on a bench. The need to change batteries was my main motivation for buying the eMacros unit, since it should be more maintenance free. Detectors: Both have volume controls, offer different tones, can pair with different sensors if you have more than one and have a place for optional back-up AA battery power. The Guardline receiver is larger and square and sits on a flat surface at an angle. The eMacros receiver is disk shaped and sits flat on a table or can be hung from a wall. The Guardline is powered by a DC adapter with a round jack and the eMacros with a microUSB type charger. Documentation: Both come with quick-start guides and instruction manuals that are well written. The Guardline owners manual is much more extensive and detailed which describes features that Guardline has that eMacros does not. For example the ability to control external devices when the sensor detects movement and the ability to pause detection for a preset period of time, which would be useful when there is a lot of activity around the sensor, like mowing the lawn. Initial impressions: Both units were up and running in minutes once I had charged or put batteries into them. They came factory paired to their receivers and did not interfere with each other. I found the default Guardline tone more pleasant that that on the eMacro, but both are sufficiently loud to be heard throughout our 3 story house. Initial Performance: I placed both sensor units on a post 12 feet from the centerline of our driveway and 375 feet from the living room where the receivers are placed. Before long, a delivery truck came down the drive and both alarms went off. Note that this is well within the reported range of the Guardline (500 feet) and the eMacro (1/2 mile). The installation of both of these units was a breeze and both worked as stated right out of the box. Stay tuned for my long term update to this posting...

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Writing titles is the hardest part of a review
*by T***R on September 30, 2017*

EDIT, 9/30/2017: It just rained, and the rain pushed the sensor downward, probably about an angle of 30 degrees, so only the closet half of the driveway was being monitored. The cover is a little dinky thing that sits on the sensor like a hat, so it's not easy to try to tape the sensor in place. I'll have to try to come up with a more permanent solution. I shouldn't have to deal with this for something I paid $100 for. I wonder how often that has happened to others without them realizing it. I was lucky to notice it myself so quickly. So I lowered my rating to 4 stars. If I continue to struggle with this problem, I'll revise my review. ORIGINAL REVIEW, 9/30/2017: I love this little thing. It's really nice to have advance notice when someone is approaching the house, whether they are there for legitimate purposes or not. Delivery people typically don't ring the doorbell, but this lets me know a package is at my front door. If I want to pretend I'm not home, I can be quiet before someone approaches the house so I won't give myself away. Friends don't have to wait on me if they are there to pick me up without me having to wait at the front door. I also use it for hanging out in the backyard where I can't hear the doorbell. The receiver can be both plugged in with a cord, and battery powered (4 AAA's). So I can just unplug it, carry it with me and sit it next to me, and just re-plug it in when I go back inside. Once fastened, the sensor can be moved to any angle you want. I have mine pointed at the corner of my neighbor's house so it won't point to their backyard, so I don't have to worry about it going off when they are walking around their backyard. There are 32 different chimes that the receiver can play. They vary in length, volume and abrasiveness (such as a car horn vs. a baby melody). There is also a volume control. It's not so loud that it will overcome your stereo on full blast, but it's loud enough. I have mine set to the Charge! tune they play at the Kentucky Derby/horse races, which isn't too jarring, long enough so it registers, but not so long that it gets on my nerves. There isn't a switch on the outside of the sensor, so the only way to disable it is to unscrew the front and remove the batteries, and that's impossible to do without setting it off. I guess you could also just cover it up or point it to the sky, but that will also set it off. The color is ideal, as it is not noticeable at all. Even the receiver looks sharp sitting on the counter. The sensor eye turns red when it is set off, but you can't see it in broad daylight, but I don't know why they have it do it in the first place. I also like how it can be paired up with additional sensors and receivers. I was considering a very inexpensive competitor that is white, which seems to defeat the purpose, as you would want it to be more camouflaged. If someone knows it is there, they can just walk around or under it. Also, the competitor has an on/off switch right on the side of the sensor. What?!? That seems really dumb. The competitor's receiver also is the type that plugs right in the wall, and I was worried about if I used it by the pool, the outdoor plug with the cover is not the type where you can easily cram something sizeable right up against it. Also, I since I can put this one right next to me, I don't have to worry so much about hearing it if I'm not sitting right next to the outlet. This is expensive, but it seems very reliable and easy to use. I'm very glad I got it.

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