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For the second time in less than 2 months I have had to sit and listen, with ear plugs and Radio 2 on full, to an absent owner's alarm sound for hours on end. Luckily the battery has now run out but had it been in the middle of the night it would have been a nightmare!
The owners are in Norfolk, and the site in Cheshire. Surely leave the alarm off or a spare key with the site management, especially at this time of year when it's windy which I assume was the culprit?
What purpose do they serve other than to annoy neighbours?
Rant over, but worth bearing in mind if you are seasonally pitched and some distance from your pitch?
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Topic: Caravan alarms
