Motorhome security (1 Viewer)

[faraway]

What do full-timers have in the way of security? If your MH was stolen from your house it might not have much in it, but if full-time with all your belongings, what extra security do you have? Thanks

 

[Badknee]

Strikeback Growler, wire rope across cab doors, front seats swivelled round and locked with a padlock. Passports etc behind hidden panels.

 

[faraway]

Thank you Paul.

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[pyro]

Not full time as in 365/year. but 60 days/year

Front seats swivelled round and locked with a padlock, Thatcham alarms (cab & hab), GPS tracker, wheel clamp when not touring, hidden switch (fuel)

 

[peterc10]

Another one with a Growler alarm from @eddievanbitz along with their non-starter which also acts as a tracker.

 

[Neckender]

I've got the growler but we have to feed her.

John.

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[nicholsong]

Strikeback Growler, wire rope across cab doors, front seats swivelled round and locked with a padlock. Passports etc behind hidden panels.

Paul

Thanks for reminder about swivel and padlock - but think only driver's seat is necessary, bit of a stretch for thief to drive from passenger seat.

No cab doors so that is covered. Would like Vanbitz to fit alarm, but even when we get to Dover from Poland they are still a long way to go.

Passports, money etc. like you are in concealed compartments.

Problem with passport is that some countries 'legally' require anyone to have identification at any time. We did have a UK scheme for getting a voluntary ID card, but it was terminated 2-3 years ago, so technically in those countries one should carry one's passport. I do not, and hope that the authorities would accept a photocard Driving Licence - a Bank in USA would have done, but initially refused my Passport. Cannot imagine myself walking through Barcelona in shorts with a Passport in my back pocket

Geoff

 

[Gromett]

Deadlocks on all doors. Proper ones though.