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CCS Hobart

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 467 086 844

Address: Po box 1401 Lindisfarne 7015 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.ccshobart.com/

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25.01.2022 Ive got this at home have you.If this is this good in the dark imagine daylight.. https://www.facebook.com/secwholesalers/videos/2234340443464028/

22.01.2022 Another common phone usb charger that will kill you...be careful what you buy

21.01.2022 INSTALLING A CCTV SYSTEM OR ALARM WILL TICK THESE BOXES For the safety of all Tasmanians, new and enhanced firearms storage requirements come into effect today. Assistant Commissioner Richard Cowling said that the enhanced firearms storage requirements were designed to help prevent the theft of firearms and therefore also prevent stolen firearms from being used in other crimes. ... We have been consulting with firearms owners extensively for many years. The review of the Act that led to these changes commenced in 2009. In regard to storage specifically, the Minister announced the changes when the amendments went through the Parliament in 2015, draft requirements were released for public comment in 2016, and we wrote to 37,000 firearms owners in May 2017 to inform them of the final changes and their responsibilities under the new legislation, Mr Cowling said. Firearms thefts have been increasing. In 2006-07 there were 125 firearms reported stolen, which gradually increased to 260 firearms being reported stolen in the 2015-16 financial year. Over that decade, an average of 200 firearms are stolen per year, ending up in the hands of criminals. Firearms are an attractive target for thieves. Where other consumer goods cant be sold for much by criminals, stolen firearms are in demand on the black market. Criminals know this and are more inclined to steal firearms than other items, Mr Cowling said. We know that existing requirements are not sufficient. The majority of firearms stolen are stolen from storage receptacles. These may be broken into on-site, or in some cases the whole receptacle has been removed. As a consequence, these changes require stronger receptacles that are more securely attached to the premises. Under the changes: At a minimum additional anchor points will have to be installed on a currently compliant safe. Timber firearms safes are no longer compliant with the storage legislation. A smaller subset of firearm owners who possess handguns, or 10 or more firearms, will also be required to have electronic security. This can be either an alarm or video surveillance. It is up to the firearm owner to select what option best suits their circumstance. A new website has been launched specifically for firearms requirements to ensure firearms owners have the latest up to date information about the requirements under the new legislation at https://fas.police.tas.gov.au/ I

20.01.2022 Need a reason to install cctv... Laugh at this person all day everyday..

20.01.2022 Now this is different...

19.01.2022 Not one of my cctv systems or the picture would be quality also catching front and rear plates as well.. At least they had something.... Remember Xmas is coming your going away but thrives dont... be pre paired or stay home.

19.01.2022 Are you buying non genuine and not getting it tested... This is where you end up.

18.01.2022 Does your crappy retail cctv cover a specific spot like mine do..The camera is set to send a warning if specific area is broken while still recording at full resolution. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2234909223407150&id=2228794377351968

18.01.2022 Quality electrical work...this is in a commercial roof space..

17.01.2022 Product may blow a house fuse when plugged in or turned off.....

16.01.2022 Tested and passed incorrectly...should have been failed and cut...things you see around..just because they are licensed to test doesnt mean they actually know what is safe..make sure you get it tested and get a referral..

16.01.2022 This place doesnt have good Cctv.. and this is what you get when you actually need to catch a thief... As.little. as $1500.00 installed would be almost 1080p quality

15.01.2022 We dont allow machine guns in Australia let alone answering the door to one but with a cctv camera at the front door you can see whos there and make that decision before they see you.

13.01.2022 iGear.com.au Pty Ltd Travel Charger PRA No. 2018/17226... Date published 23 Dec 2018 Product description USB Travel Charger for Phones. Brand: iGear Model: DAS63ZJE Input: 100-240V 50-60Hz, 0.5 A, Output: 5V dc, 2A Identifying features Electrical approval number GMA-102739-EA-001 What are the defects? The two part housing of the wall charger may become separated exposing live electrical components. What are the hazards? If live electrical components are exposed, there is risk of electric shock if the exposed components remain in the socket while the power is turned on. What should consumers do? Consumers should immediately cease using the wall charger and contact iGear for a refund or replacement. Consumers can contact iGear by email [email protected](link sends e-mail) or phone (07) 3354 2458. Supplier iGear.com.au Pty Ltd(link is external) Traders who sold this product Various convenience stores, pharmacies and newsagencies Where the product was sold Nationally Dates available for sale 1 November 2014 - 30 November 2018 Recall advertisements and supporting documentation Recall advertisement.pdf (64.15 KB) Responsible regulator Electrical Safety Office (QLD)(link is external) is the responsible regulator for this recall. Product category Electronics and technology Bookmark/Search this post Facebook(link is external) Twitter(link is external) LinkedIn(link is external)

13.01.2022 Fire hazard if not checked or recalled.

13.01.2022 Didnt go as planned..

11.01.2022 Something to think about...its real and works...no too sure about the quality

10.01.2022 Another faulty product...Have them checked.

10.01.2022 Poor electrical.. great idea...

10.01.2022 This is why you need cctv...but another in a better placement looking directly at their faces will help the police... just having it above a door means they can just wear a hoody and no face shot...

10.01.2022 Made from the incorrect material..

10.01.2022 Shiploads. I think you had better re check what your buying...My customer called me because this was not working. It had 240v going through it but luckily they didnt have a metal bench or else.. after performing a run test through my appliance tester this thing literally just melted in front of us.. Customer didnt keep receipt and was only used twice since 3weeks ago..

09.01.2022 This is why you need CCTV now.

08.01.2022 Tempo (Aust) Pty Ltd Stirling 1.7L Electric Kettle Tempo (Aust) Pty Ltd Stirling 1.7L Electric Kettle RECALL NOTICE ... PRA No. 2018/17074 Date published 3 Oct 2018 Product description Stirling 1.7L electric kettle Open-handled kettle in various colours Affected kettles will have one of the following PLUs on the underside of their base unit: 58848, 60039, 60040, 60041, 56361, 56362, 56363, 58091, 58092 or 58093. Identifying features Other ALDI PLU Numbers 58848, 60039, 60040, 60041, 56361, 56362, 56363, 58091, 58092 and 58093 What are the defects? The handle may become loose or separate from the body of the kettle. What are the hazards? Risk of scalding. What should consumers do? Stop using the product immediately. Consumers can return the product to any ALDI store for a full refund. For further information, phone the recall hotline on 1300 886 649 (Monday to Friday, 8.30am - 6pm AEDS). Supplier Tempo (Aust) Pty Ltd(link is external) Traders who sold this product ALDI Where the product was sold Nationally Dates available for sale 22 March 2017 - 13 June 2018 Recall advertisements and supporting documentation Stirling electric kettle recall.

08.01.2022 This is totally avoidable. get it all checked

08.01.2022 This is why you need cctv installed... something as simple as a delivery.

07.01.2022 The Educational Experience Pty Ltd Easi-Listener CD Player Set with international travel adapter PRA No. 2017/16308...Continue reading

06.01.2022 DONT SAY I TOLD YOU SO GET IT CHECKED

06.01.2022 Get it tested,,,dont end up like this.

06.01.2022 Another fire hazard...

03.01.2022 good coverage from this CCTV-great job getting the thief

02.01.2022 Quality cctv is a must when this happens daily.. police want better than this in quality to prosecute... especially if underage... dont instal rubbish.. it might be cheap now but will cost you when you actually need it.

01.01.2022 The battery charger enclosure may crack or separate, exposing live parts.

01.01.2022 Always a phone charger that can be tested to be safe but fails.