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I know Dean has a nice alarm system so hopefully he will explain a bit more on that.:thumbup1:

 

 

Any other tips/tricks or good bits of security gear welcome.

 

Sorry, missed this one.

 

I used the Snitcher bike alarm connected to a wagon battery that lasts twelve month between charges and used micros switches as the trigger.

 

The alarm was less than £90 and I know whereever I am I will know the moment someone touches my containers

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There is so much information on the internet that to think not publishing your address will somehow obscure your whereabouts from would be thieves is living in dreamland. For small operations keeping low key can work but once you start dragging a chipper round with a 4x4 or van with greedy boards it's kind of obvious what you do and people follow you.

Once you have signwritten vehicles, website, yellow pages etc your'e on the map. Making your place a bit riskier to get into is the most realistic preventative measure. Knowing they're doing it is not much help as even if you manage to stop them once, if they are serious they'll come back harder and with more resources next time, IMO.

Jump through the insurance hoops, ensure site and yard security is culture with your workforce and hope.

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