Hi James,

Just to second the Euronova suggestion – cost effective and easy to use. I checked it with the ACE Security Advisor before I purchased it and he said it was suitable.

Thanks,

Sam

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Subject: Re: Vibration Alarms

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Hi James,

I was recommended the Euronova anti-snatch alarms for a click-netherfield case which has objects insured under GIS in it. They were cheap enough to experiment with, simple to install and are super loud – we have never had an issue with someone tampering with the case to set them off though.

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Dear all,

Do any of you use vibration alarms in your museum display cases, and if so, are there any recommendations for a capable and cost-effective brand/model? We’re looking to buy a few that we could use inside or underneath our Click Netherfield tank and desktop cases.

There are a plethora available online, but any recommendations would be gratefully received.

Kind Regards,

James

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