Yes. The system can have up to 20 sensors. See Accessories page 

Unfortunately no. Although the Tolviviov system is reliable, easy to install and relativley inexpensive, it does not have all the ‘nice-to-have’ features. Check out the AX-Pro id you need a system with pet-friendly sensors, along with several other handy features.

Yes. We recommend watching the installation videos before you start and have a quick look through the manual

The sensors consume very little power. The door/window sensors use a single A23 miniature alkaline battery (available at most supermarkets) The PIR motion sensors use 2 x AA batteries. In a typical residential alarm system the batteries should give 3-5 years. 

No need to be an expert to get this done, just a use a bit of common sense will do the trick. Try and think like a burglar! 😉

Burglars typically scout for hidden spots away from prying eyes, usually at the back or side near the fence.

Beware, wooden doors aren’t much of a challenge—they can be kicked in quite easily. (Standard locks are really for keeping the doors closed. They won’t withstand a couple of kicks)

And those sliding aluminum windows and doors? A simple lever tool can pop them right open, and yes, that includes the ones claiming to be ‘security doors’.

Getting in through the roof is a breeze too. Just slide back a few tiles, hop in, and a quick stomp through the ceiling gets you inside.

Watch out for rooms filled with tech and games, as well as garages and workshops—they’re prime targets.

Placing a sensor in the hallway is a smart move to catch any sneaky moves from the bedrooms.

Door and window magnetic sensors are your best friends. They let you secure these entry points even when you’re chilling at home, in what we call “Home Mode”.

For a basic setup with just one PIR sensor, it should be mounted either in the main hallway, or in the master bedroom (or wherever you keep your jewellery. at the main entrance, another at the back, and one more in the hallway or a room packed with valuables.

Free. No subscription, no fees. It’s better than several of the well-known ‘professional’ security system apps in terms of speed, reliability and features. I pulled out the Bosch Solution 3000 from my own home and now use the SecureNet as my alarm system because the app is so good.

Door/window sensor has 2 parts: the switch and the magnet.  The switch is mounted to the door or window frame.  The magnet is attached to door or window.

When door or window is closed, contact and magnet are together. If the door or window is opened  system alarms. 

Major advantage with these sensors is the security system activates before the thieves get in!

Yes you can. This is called Home mode. Home mode can be activated from the codepad, the remote control or the app. Any sensor you’ve designated as a Home Mode sensor will be active during Home Mode – this would typically be window/door switches and motion sensors in living areas. Motion sensors NOT designated as Home Mode sensors will be disabled. This means you can move around in certain areas of the home without tripping the alarm. The user manaul and installation videos show you how to set up your  Home Mode sensors. Its really simple, and you can change these settings yourself anytime.