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GE Choice Alert Wireless Alarm System Wireless Keypad

by GE
3.7 out of 5 stars 484 customer reviews
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  • Add a wireless keypad to your Choice Alert Security System for remote access and instant alarm activation in any room
  • Easy to set up and use - no wiring
  • Features four-digit access code entry
  • Add up to four remote access devices to the Choice Alert Control Center
  • Operates up to 150 feet away from the Choice Alert Wireless Control Center
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Technical Details

Part Number 45146
Item Weight 4.8 ounces
Product Dimensions 2 x 7 x 9 inches
Item model number 45146
Style Wireless Keypad
Power Source battery-powered
Item Package Quantity 1

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ASIN B002HEU9NU
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3.7 out of 5 stars 484 customer reviews

3.7 out of 5 stars
Best Sellers Rank #225,920 in Home Improvements (See top 100)
#1,107 in Home Improvement > Safety & Security > Home Security & Surveillance > Security Sensors
#25,261 in Home Improvement > Power & Hand Tools > Power Tool Parts & Accessories
Shipping Weight 4.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
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Date First Available July 13, 2009

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4.0 out of 5 starsGood - But understand the limitations
By P. S. Ross on December 21, 2009
Style Name: Control Center Starter Kit
I bought this GE Home Security starter kit and several of the add ons to put in a security system to help protect our home. I've been fairly pleased, but there are a couple of issues to be aware of. In order to give my review a bit of structure, I'll attempt to break it down by component...including a couple of components that ARE NOT included in this basic kit, but that you may need to purchase to get the system to work, or elect to purchase to expand the system.

1. The conroller. The controler is small, easy to program and makes heck of a racket when the alarm system is triggered. My only slight complaint with the conroller is it does not include any provision to be wall mounted and it has limited range (more on that under "door/window sensor below". Turning the system on or off from the control pad is very easy. Each of first 3 zones can handle up to 4 sensors, allowing you to say, put all 4-exterior doors on Zone 1, and windows on zones 2 and 3. To do this, obviously you have to get more hardware than comes with the basic kit reviewed here.

2. Door/Window sensor. The advantage of the wireless door/window sensor is the ease of installation. A wired system would require many hours of running wires from each sensor to the controller to function. This is not practical in many instances. The wireless sensors are easy to place using a couple of screws to mount the contact plate and some double sided tape to mount the sensors themselves. Programming the controller to recognize the sensor is also easily accomplished. However, be aware that the sensors have limited range...in some cases VERY limited range. In my installation, 2 sensors located near the front of the house would not communicate all the time with the control box.Read more ›
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3.0 out of 5 starsGreat for a low budget system.
By Carolina Yankee on November 27, 2010
Style Name: Control Center Starter Kit
As my title says, the system is great for the price. But the biggest reason I gave it only 3 stars is because of one really stupid design flaw that could have easily been avoided with one simple mute switch.

As others have mentioned, the problem is while the system is giving the 45 second delay after a sensor has been triggered to give you time to disable it, it gives off very loud beeps with no option to mute it or at least turn it down. The problem here is obvious. If the intruder has any determination at all, all he has to do is follow the beeping sounds to your system and smash it to bits before the alarm goes off. Yes, I know he can still do that after the alarm goes off, but most intruders are going to take off when suddenly and unexpectantly a very loud alarm goes off. I understand that many people like an audible reminder that their alarm has been triggered so that they will remember to turn it off. But how hard would it have been to give me the option to turn the beeps off? I would rather take my chances on maybe occasionally forgetting that I have my alarm system on and letting the alarm go off, than directing an intruder straight to my system so he can disable it.

Here's how I worked around that problem. I located the base unit in my storage room in my garage locked up behind a door that swings out.(can't easily be kicked in) Also convenient for when we drive up into the garage, we simply go into the storage room to disarm it without triggering the system and then have to beat the clock. In this location, if the intruder is in the house he won't hear the beeps. If he breaks into the garage, he can hear them but he still won't be able to get to it. At least not in 45 seconds, if at all.Read more ›
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5.0 out of 5 starsI "Hacked" the Control Center- here's how you can too...
By G. Todd on February 20, 2010
Style Name: Control Center Starter Kit
I just got done installing the Choice Alert system in our 1600 square foot split foyer. The components include the control center, one signal booster, one extra siren module, 3 door/ 3 window sensors, one garage door sensor, one signal repeater, and one motion sensor. Obviously, I don't yet have much experience with its performance, but I thought I'd share some installation thoughts.
Certainly the biggest problem is- what keeps an intruder from just unplugging/ taking the batteries out/ or just smashing the control center? The warning beeps in the "away" mode are obvious enough and give the intruder enough time to home in on the sound. My "Hack"? I just opened the Control Center and snipped the wires to the beeper/ siren. It works just fine like that, and it is totally silent until the siren module goes off. The upside of doing this is obvious, the downsides are- 1. You don't get the short beep when a door or window is opened when it is not armed (although I actually think that's a plus). 2. You don't get the warning beeps when you come home- if you forget, it will go off. 3. You have to buy a siren module. 4. I suspect GE would void the warranty. 5. You could mess up and snip the wrong wires.
If you decide to try it, here's what I did. I took the 3 screws on the back plus one in the battery compartment out. At that point I still could not completely open it up- the right side would not release. I pried the back open about an inch on the left side and examined it with a flashlight. After being pretty sure I had the right wires (2 brown ones that disappear into the beeper module) I snipped them with a pair of scissors. I then tested it and I got exactly what I wanted- total silence until the alarm sounds.Read more ›
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Most Recent Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5 starsFive Stars

Very functional

Published 5 days ago by Waeltinawi
3.0 out of 5 starsThree Stars

Single is weak, it's not realiable

Published 12 days ago by Rajeshkumar P.
1.0 out of 5 starsif only they were right about the range

The product worked great if you are within 10 feet. It says it will reach up to 150 feet. NO WAY!! I couldn't even get to my back door and get it to work which is only 25 feet... Read more

Published 19 days ago by Daniel
2.0 out of 5 starsWill not replace with same kind but will upgrade to something better...

Quit after a little less than one year. Will not replace with same kind but will upgrade to something better such as Simply Safe or other. Read more

Published 23 days ago by Mr. Dale A. Stagg
1.0 out of 5 starsUSELESS. They just read you the same manual I ...

DOES NOT WORK as specified. I installed at just 16 ft from sensors and most times it does not trigger alarm.
Contacted GE customer service: USELESS. Read more

Published 29 days ago by Joe Malbec
5.0 out of 5 starsFive Stars

Extremely loud and easy to set up, excellent door security

Published 1 month ago by C.H.
1.0 out of 5 starsNo Go

Waste of $! System only works if you're 8' away from the sensor. Even bought the Booster for more $ & it still won't go further than 8'! Read more

Published 1 month ago by Todd Doering
5.0 out of 5 starsWorth the money spent.

Great alarm for the price.

Published 1 month ago by chad Kraemer
5.0 out of 5 starsFive Stars

Works great! Can arm/disarm downstairs from upstairs bedroom. Easy to use.

Published 1 month ago by Amazon Customer
4.0 out of 5 starsFour Stars

Works as stated by manufacturer.

Published 1 month ago by Debbeedo

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