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1 BY ONE Fake TV Simulator Anti-Burglar and Theft Deterrent with LED Light

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FakeTV uses 12 super-bright, computer-controlled LEDs to make constantly changing light effects, such as scene changes, motion, fades, color-shifts, and swells. It is because having a TV light in every room of your house can be a little suspicious to the experienced burglars. The device itself consumes very little power and is very safe; I left it on all day and its temperature hadn’t changed at all, so there’s likely no danger of it overheating while you’re away. The fake TV light consumes only 2-3watt of light and thus making it the most desired alternative security solution.

Alternatively, you may give the appearance of a television left on all the time by simply leaving the switch on FakeTV in the on position and plugging the adaptor in an unswitched outlet. A fake TV simulator is an unconventional way to mislead a burglar that somebody is watching TV inside the house while actually you are not. If FakeTV is near a second story window, you can use it with or without curtains or other window coverings. This advanced security tool uses bright, TV-like light from a compact white unit to mimic an occupied home, effectively deterring potential intruders and enhancing your home security.We tested and found that it compete with the scene as the color changes, fades, and transits giving it an unpredictable pattern.

How many times do you read about vulnerable elderly people being burgled while they are at home because the thief knows they are alone?The biggest problem with fake TV lights is that it’s a bluff, and if the burglars see through it, they’ll definitely raid the place. The FTV-10 produces the light equivalent to a typical 27″ LCD television– the sort you might find in a bedroom. FakeTV is an effective burglar deterrent because it simulates the light output of an operating television. Most televisions do not work with timers, because they turn on with a push button therefore the timer cannot operate it and burglars know this, making the Fake TV very effective. The light effects of real television programming (scene changes, camera pans, fades, flicks, swells, on-screen motion etc) are all faithfully simulated by FakeTV.

I was concerned something so small would be unable to generate enough light but I was pleasantly surprised – it’s very bright and, when placed far enough from the window, it definitely does look quite realistic. Home security systems not only provide all the essential security measures you need, but they also give protection from a professional monitoring team, who try to scare away criminals and also dispatch the police. When you are away from your house, you should get a smart plug with a timer, that turns it off on pre-defined time. I always use the product when going out at night, and it gives me a sense of security, coupled with my alarm system.

The mini computer controlled super-bright LEDs fill a room with light in hundreds of possible shades of color and even simulate scene changes, with fadeouts and light swells, as well as on-screen movements. The way it simulates a switched on TV is undoubtedly convincing enough to put a seed of doubt into the mind of any potential burglar. A built-in computer controls the bright LEDs which produce light of varying intensity and colour that light up the room. If you have any other questions about FakeTV, such as about the company, other products, or whether or not we intend to rob you, please see our page FAQ / General. FakeTV3 uses a built-in computer to control super-bright LEDs to produce light of varying intensity and colour that light up a room just like a real television does.

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