13 HOME SECURITY GADGETS YOU SHOULD SEE

1) Spotter Perimeter Surveillance Radars

2) Sunflower Labs
(preview)

3) Sublethal

4) Ruswin Perimeter Electrical Fencing

4.1) Intelligent Electric Fence Security Systems

4.2) Insight Security
(preview)

5) SILATEC

6) Boss Security Screens

7) Seceuroglide Roller Door

8) Torex Cyber

9) REHAU Smart Guard

10) Shield Security Panic Room

10.1) Fog Cannon

11) Fantom Defender
+
11.1) HavenLock

12) Wyze Cam Floodlight Pro

13) Avantis High Security FMT Window Lock

00:46 - Spotter Perimeter Surveillance Radars
01:40 - Sunflower Labs
02:29 - Sublethal
03:11 - Ruswin Perimeter Electrical Fencing
03:51 - Intelligent Electric Fence Security Systems
04:34 - Insight Security
05:37 - SILATEC
06:28 - Boss Security Screens
07:22 - Seceuroglide Roller Door
08:22 - Torex Cyber
09:16 - REHAU Smart Guard
10:15 - Shield Security Panic Room
11:14 - Fog Cannon
12:11 - Fantom Defender
12:44 - HavenLock
13:34 - Wyze Cam Floodlight Pro
14:31 - Avantis High Security FMT Window Lock

[bricknmotor]

Most of these systems probably cost more then my possessions I'd be protecting. 😆😆😆

[ty.Tibor]

What security we really need is. New judges. To give the proper sentencing.

[MackJackson-hwro]

I didn't see anything mentioned about a 12-gauge loaded with 603grain Brenekke bear slugs.

[rogerodle]

I like the idea of a panic room -- for the bad guy. He goes in. Gets locked in. Escape proof. Sound proof. As to why he beat the s**t out of himself while he's in there -- I'll never know.

[johncraig]

i've tried every one of these but my mother in law still gets in.

[markorsrpska]

About electric fences and barbed wire or sharpened objects on fences, as a South African I can say that they are useless in a planned house burglary. Our criminals use a thick old carpet to slide it over the security and comfortably jump the fence. A low-tech solution for expensive protection.

[jimgilbert]

Geese are great alarm systems, too. In fact, if I remember correctly, a warehouse used to store scotch used to use geese as an alarm system to protect the tipple.

[costafilh]

Me calling security provider: Hello, my rubber gun is shooting at me instead of intruders! 🤣

[philippekogler]

I have a German Shepherd, 4 years, lots of pointy teeth, working 24 hours.

[lwilson]

The fogger would pair nicely with my thermal night vision.😎

[michaelw]

My preference is 55 gal drums of fougasse buried on the perimeter. They taught us how to make & use these in Ranger School back in the 70’s all the way down to making our own napalm. They are impressive when detonated to say the least. A wall of napalm being thrown at you is quite the deterrent. It’s a one and done, so you have to plan in depth for a determined (or stupid) foe. Just the thing for the Zombie apocalypse along with field-expedient claymores … also practiced with these in Ranger training.

[royrice]

A castration warning should be posted for those razor fence toppers! 😱🤯

[DeejayWilson]

That SubLethal gun is actually dope definitely getting that for Christmas 😭🤣

[ahmicm]

Motion sensor alarm (outdoor and indoor) combined with trained dog/s is the best combination!

[rickpen]

When politicians feel the need to go to extremes to protect themselves from their own citizens it speaks volumes. Looking at you Brandon.

[pambeck]

Californian home owners should consider installing these windows/doors as mudslide barriers. I lived there in the 80’s and after a small quake we were astonished to literally see the bottom of our pool from a walk on the beach . Packed up, moved back home to the Carolinas and ain’t been back.😂

[MercedesMechanic]

I like the fog concept but it would be better if it released CS gas because its invisible and takes your breath away, the burglar will do anything to get out since they can't breathe. Its also harmless since every military recruit is placed in a room with CS gas to experience what its like.

[marianafrancisco]

as a woman this kind of things is my paradise !!! I would love to have that in my house !!!

[wallypoly]

It comes across that people need to keep developing and buying more and more gadgets to be safe, so it's time to treat criminals like we treated them a hundred years ago. You try to break-in to someone's home and you die trying. The courts are continually giving criminals more and more latitude and telling the public not to harm them, in spite of that fact that they will certainly harm us. The courts are making life more unpleasant and dangerous for law abiding people.

[paullorenz]

Amen to the new desperately needed judges. And more security and not just from our criminals. (mostly our own gov)!!!!