Wireless Mailbox Alert Best System
Wireless Mailbox Alert | This is a wonderful wireless mailbox alert system. I have the Mail Chime at my own home! Read my Mail Chime Review and I guarantee you'll order one within five minutes. You know when the mailman has brought you sweet moola and bills. You might also try a Ring Floodlight Camera alert if the floodlight is aimed at the mailbox.
Wireless Mailbox Alert Systems - Quite a Few Great Ones
- Wireless mailbox alert recommendation
- Many ways for a system to fail
- Check mail the old fashioned way
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Paul Loudenslager, lives in Tifton, Georgia wrote to me.
"I don't know how far your house is from your mailbox, but my mailbox is approximately 350 feet from the house. It's tiring at my age to travel back and forth several times a day to see if the mail has arrived. My mail is delivered at various times.
Can you recommend a reliable wireless mailbox alert that will transmit at least 500 feet?
There are pine tree branches hanging down possibly in the line of transmission, but they can be cut.
I just received a STI-34200 Wireless Mailbox Alert with a faulty receiver, so I'm a bit gunshy with this brand. Any other type you could recommend?"
My answer to Paul was pretty simple:
"Paul,
There are quite a few pretty good wireless mailbox alert systems online. I've not tested all of them, but I'm a ham radio operator and can attest to the power of radio.
You can also consider using something like a Ring floodlight camera, Arlo, or other security cameras. I have an Arlo camera that sends me an email the moment something moves in its sight.
Here's what you get with the Ring Floodlight Cam. You even get EXTRA parts in case you're a klutz and drop something. The orange screwdriver works to tighten the white finish nuts that secure the floodlight to the galvanized steel baseplate in the photo. Copyright 2017 Tim Carter
My Ring floodlight allows me to adjust the sensitivity so you don't get false positive messages. You'll have to play with it to make sure it works. This will really only work on low-traffic roads or otherwise, every passing car will send you an alert!"