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Key Features
The wireless driveway alarm system does not rely on air hoses. Instead, it detects movement up to 50 feet in front of the sensor, triggering the receiver chime each time movement is detected, even from up to 1/2 a mile away. The sensor is powered by a 9-volt transistor battery for long-lasting performance and ease of installation.
Key Features of the Driveway Motion Sensor Alarm:
- Detects motion up to 50 feet in front of the sensor
- Wireless transmission range of up to 1/2 a mile
- Adjustable sensitivity knob to customize the detection range
- 9-volt transistor battery powers the sensor
- Receiver chime plugs into a standard outlet and includes audio volume control
- Select from 12 customizable tunes for different types of alerts
Comprehensive Kit Comes With
Homes & Rural Properties
Know when guests, deliveries, or service vehicles arrive before they reach your door.
Farms & Ranches
Monitor vehicle traffic at entrances, barns, equipment yards, and remote access roads.
Drive-Thru Businesses
Receive instant vehicle notifications at drive-thru lanes, pickup windows, and service areas.
Warehouses & Industrial Facilities
Stay aware of incoming deliveries, employee traffic, and vehicle activity at facility entrances.
Auto Shops & Service Centers
Get alerted when customers enter your lot or pull into service bays.
Property & Security Monitoring
Maintain awareness of vehicle activity at gates, long driveways, and restricted-access areas.
Step 1
Install the driveway signal hose across your driveway entrance.
Step 2
An arriving vehicle passes over the hose and activates the system.
Step 3
The Milton Bell sounds instantly inside your building, alerting you to incoming traffic.
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A Legacy of Reliable Signaling
Milton’s Bells began with a simple mission: create durable, dependable mechanical alarm bells that facilities could trust. Today, that legacy continues across a full range of industrial signaling and security solutions—combining proven reliability with modern innovation.
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