HTZSAFE Wireless Driveway Alarm Kit — Outdoor Waterproof PIR Motion Detector with Plug-In Receiver | Long-Range Perimeter Sensor for Drives, Gates & Garages

Description

Know who is on your property — before they reach the door. The HTZSAFE wireless driveway alarm gives you a clear chime and visual alert the second someone (or a vehicle) crosses the beam of its outdoor PIR motion detector. It is one of the simplest, most reliable layers of home security you can add: no Wi-Fi, no app, no monthly fee.

Mount the weather-resistant sensor on a fence post, gate, garage corner or tree facing your drive. Plug the chime receiver into any indoor socket. The moment movement is detected within range, the receiver chimes and flashes — giving you crucial seconds to look out the window, switch on a porch light or grab your phone.

Why it works

• Long-range wireless — generous transmission distance between sensor and receiver, more than enough for a typical driveway or back garden.
• Outdoor-rated PIR sensor — built to take rain, wind and British weather without missing a beat.
• Instant chime + LED flash — multiple ringtones to choose from, adjustable volume.
• No internet, no subscription — peer-to-peer wireless that keeps working when the Wi-Fi drops.
• Expandable — pair multiple sensors to one receiver for full perimeter coverage (front gate, side path, back garden).
• UK plug — wall-powered receiver, optional batteries for portable use.

Who this is for

Homeowners who want early warning of anyone approaching at night. Anyone living down a long drive, on a corner plot, or near a public footpath. Small-business owners watching a yard, workshop or storage unit. Renters or holiday-let owners who want a layer of security without drilling a single cable into the wall.

What’s in the box

• 1 × Outdoor PIR motion detector
• 1 × Indoor plug-in receiver (UK plug)
• Mounting hardware
• Quick-start guide

Pair this with one of our outdoor cameras for a “detect → record → review” stack: the alarm tells you something just happened, the camera tells you what.