Question - the blue things

[The Young One]

how do i avoid them and how do i know they've been activated? what is the response time usually on them? And if you dont know what im on about search up armadillo security systems

 

[mookster]

You can generally avoid them by not going near them.

 

[The Young One]

You can generally avoid them by not going near them.

not helpful when there in the doorway

 

[Speed]

They are remote monitored so if there is no on site guard response time isn't usually very fast. Sometimes they use them on sites with a on site guard that gets a heads up from the control room when one gets triggered tho.

They dont have great range so you can actually get quite close to them before they go off. They can be set to silent so you never know you've triggered one but most of the time if they will start flashing/playing a recorded message/siren and if you're lucky an Irish bloke will come on and tell you the Garda are on their way.. presumably response time on the Garda getting to Kent is quite long, especially if they get the ferry.

 

[The Young One]

They are remote monitored so if there is no on site guard response time isn't usually very fast. Sometimes they use them on sites with a on site guard that gets a heads up from the control room when one gets triggered tho.

They dont have great range so you can actually get quite close to them before they go off. They can be set to silent so you never know you've triggered one but most of the time if they will start flashing/playing a recorded message/siren and if you're lucky an Irish bloke will come on and tell you the Garda are on their way.. presumably response time on the Garda getting to Kent is quite long, especially if they get the ferry.

triggered one on purpose and ist not very good might just go in from one of their blindsides a place a bin bag over it

 

[mookster]

triggered one on purpose and ist not very good might just go in from one of their blindsides a place a bin bag over it

They tend to have a camera/sensor on each side

 

[Bugsuperstar]

They are remote monitored so if there is no on site guard response time isn't usually very fast. Sometimes they use them on sites with a on site guard that gets a heads up from the control room when one gets triggered tho.

They dont have great range so you can actually get quite close to them before they go off. They can be set to silent so you never know you've triggered one but most of the time if they will start flashing/playing a recorded message/siren and if you're lucky an Irish bloke will come on and tell you the Garda are on their way.. presumably response time on the Garda getting to Kent is quite long, especially if they get the ferry.

Gardai would probably get to Kent faster than they do to a local call out here!

 

[The Young One]

They tend to have a camera/sensor on each side

guess ill just roll stuff at the legs so it tipsover then

 

[mookster]

guess ill just roll stuff at the legs so it tipsover then

That'll set it off too, any movement that disrupts the sensor will trip it

 

[tumbles]

Can confirm they don't float in canals.

 

[GRONK]

You can generally avoid them by not going near them.

This made my day

 

[Wastelandr]

I take it you're not a magpie

 

[paulpowers]

If you wrap yourself in foil you can just walk right past it
Give it a try 😜