INCREDIBLE SECURITY SYSTEMS THAT YOU SHOULD SEE

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1) BATTENSHIELD
• Door Barricade Explain...
• BATTENSHIELD Door Barr...
2) Riot Glass™
• What Is Riot Glass? | ...
• Riot Glass vs Sledgeha...
• Regular Glass vs Riot ...
3) Heald HT1 Raptor (Preview)
• Heald HT1-Raptor Shall...
• HEALD RAPTOR - Retract...
• Heald HT1-Raptor Shall...
• Heald HT1-Raptor Shall...
4) Boss Security Screens
• Boss Security Doors to...
• Security Window Screen...
5) TiSO Tire-killer
• TiSO automatic spike b...
• Video
• TiSO automatic spike b...
6) Barricade Box
• Barricade Box by Lockd...
• Barricade Box on Outwa...
7) ZASP hydraulic automatic bollards
• ZASP hydraulic automat...
• ZASP HA401 hydraulic r...
• ZASP HA401-800 Hydraul...
• ZASP hydraulic automat...
8) Balai Door Security
www.amazon.com/vdp/d8b7a80749...
9) TiSO City-light Speedbump
• TiSO City-light Speedb...
• TiSO City-light Speedb...
• TiSO Road blockers of ...
10) PowerBar Safety Bar
• Μπάρα ασφαλείας - POWE...
11) Barracuda Intruder Defense System
• Barracuda Intruder Def...
12) Brinks Door Security Bar
• Brinks Door Security Bar
00:00 - Heald HT1 Raptor
01:01 - TiSO Tire-killer
01:46 - ZASP hydraulic automatic bollards
02:34 - TiSO City-light Speedbump
03:29 - Riot Glass™
04:19 - BATTENSHIELD
05:07 - Boss Security Screens
06:04 - Balai Door Security
06:56 - PowerBar Safety Bar
07:48 - Barracuda Intruder Defense System
08:35 - Brinks Door Security Bar
09:24 - Barricade Box
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[@TheCoolStuffHD]

7:40 if you’re mounting a security lock with drywall anchors, it’s not a security lock. It should be screwed into a stud.

[@anthonyd.5140]

I noticed that too

[@RonPiggott]

Time for "The Lock Picking Lawyer" to have a go at all these

[@Handyman247llc]

This by far is the most informative and interesting videos I have seen on home/business security. A lot of great ideas in here for future sales and service. Thank you!

[@rodgerscott6405]

I agree. One of those KZbin videos I wish I could save.

[@plaidhatter1674]

I get a sick and twisted sense of glee when I see vandals furious over strong glass, so the riot glass was amazing to watch!

[@Milosz_Ostrow]

I like the Battenshield door bar system, but in most suburban residences in America it would only be of use if the glazing on all large ground-floor windows and sliding glass doors could be replaced with the Riot Glass panes shown just before that. Sliding glass doors can otherwise be breached in a couple of seconds with a rock picked up from the garden.

[@Evan_Horvath]

I love the Battenshield, pretty cool design. Way too expensive. I don't have any sliding glass doors, but I have brackets on all my exterior doors for 2x4's. The Battenshield is $1300. For under $15, you can buy two brackets and a plank and get the same level of protection, it's just not as elegant. I am thinking about building my own version of this that can stay mounted on the door, but I'm fine with just manually putting the plank in place. Battenshield sells the exact same setup that I use, that I paid about $10 for, for about $85 on their website. Most hardware stores carry those brackets which are specifically designed to hold a 2x4 as a door barricade.

[@thestonercltu]

Americans love paper door. Here in eastern europe only safe doors with minimum with 2 locks. My one for example made out of steel and wood 4 locks outside 5 inside.

[@charlesmoore456]

This was AWESOME!!

[@John_1920]

03:30 Notice how none are shown being hit near the sides or - and especially - the corners? This is probably because those are weak points for any glass, and probably also goes for this type.

[@sirpixile4207]

Yea, its also bulletproof but I was thinking what is police need to shoot through the window?

[@AndrewTSq]

or take a hammer, crush a sparkplug, and throw the ceramic at the window.

[@Ruefus]

@@sirpixile4207 Not bulletproof. The rounds went right through. The point was to show the glass still holding its shape.

[@plaidhatter1674]

​@@Ruefus Right. When a thief shoots glass, the goal is to shatter it.

[@plaidhatter1674]

I mean, it's probably a good thing. Sometimes you need to break it. Still, a thief goes for the center.

[@gareth449]

If I was a criminal I would definately buy a couple of these products , such as the Riot glass and the Battenshield to stop the police doing a surprise 5am raid on me , it would give me the time I needed to dispose of evidence

[@jb6712]

That speaks volumes about your character, even if you're "joking." It's well known that 'out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks.'

[@Bobrogers99]

Some of these are practical, but some are fairly extreme and may run afoul of fire laws that require exit doors have locks that can be quickly and easily disengaged, even by children and the disabled. If you make your doors intrusion-proof you have to do the same with your windows. I imagine that the Riot Glass is quite pricey!

[@phoenix21studios]

well put together video with no fluff :D good job.

[@singingwindrider9881]

I need those screens for my cats 😆

[@pugmalley]

The first thing would be wonderful at every pedestrian intersection. Also tow trucks would benefit from them as well.

[@galy0]

Thank you for the video.

[@jerryhadler8835]

Use to have a door club years ago and it made entry almost impossible short of mechanical. Went in floor next to door and could be used like a door chain to open 2 inches or none. Simple install drill hole and install 4 inch screws in the hinges of door.

[@bling1634]

The door the little girl was closing that had the to planks and Rotated and locked and secured the door was pretty cool

[@gentleg5182]

I need one of these for my college dorm

[@lynnleigha580]

6:10 how has nobody came up with something like this, before now? Everyone with an older sibling, knows that once you get a door shut, you can stand with your foot on the bottom of the door and it's almost impossible to get through

[@Hairycabbbage]

Did you just stumble across this video and assume because it was here it was new? these have been around for decades, heck a simple wedge has probably been around since the creation of the door... xD

[@Hairycabbbage]

@mianki100 No, just old...

[@alalalus7692]

@mianki100 yes you are right, it is not related. The 'new' and 'old' they were talking about were 'never made before' and 'the idea is as old as the door itself'. While your 'new' was 'I now have it and didn't have before'

[@SpecialEllio]

you've surely seen a doorstop before right?

[@dillzilla4454]

because they aren't legal door locks

[@diyfireking]

It looks dangerous but it's very safe !😱

[@m.m.r4556]

Make more of these type of vids plss

[@Hiryur]

The “Armored Glass” are cool and all but, what if there is a fire and ur inside and the firefighters can’t break the window…

[@zcommandante]

Кувалда 25 кг вынесет это окно без проблем

[@carolynmesser7199]

Great ideas

[@JohnDoe-gq8tt]

PUT THESE IN SCHOOLS FOR SECURITY TODAY

[@911ACTIONJCAM]

That screen is intense! Don't let it become a trap though!

[@holysaintknight343]

Nice inventions. It's GG. Nice.

[@theayatollahofrockandrollah]

especially the stick behind the door is a complete game changer

[@KatomaFoxling]

For the screens, they should market the to Cat/dog owners

[@johnalexander4513]

Nice innovations. I every single one of these at my house! Sign me up!

[@mikesavad]

i also noticed he didn't use the claw side of that hammer to get into the screen.

[@roberthodgkinson406]

Bollard fits in the architecture but destroys the opposing truck, safety first

[@realracer0353]

Some of these options shown might be good at keeping people out, but what about a fire when you need to get our really quickly?

[@DL101ca]

She locks the door and the guy just walks through the 1/2" drywall ...

[@1toshi32]

The thing about lifetime warranties is that the company has to be still in operation for you to get your money back.

[@rogermckee2770]

It would be interesting to see the websites for the products in this video

[@lynnleigha580]

3:20 how are they working? Is there a near by generator, battery operated or solar?

[@Arawogan]

I like your video

[@Cadmandu2000]

9:24 At last! This will finally solve my velociraptor problem.

[@roadmonitoroz]

6:10 That's an awful lot of space under that door. Easy for under the door attacks with the right tool. 4:20 That would be expensive.. Feeding her, giving her a room to stay, educating her up to college level just to have a door locker on call :D 9:58 Good for schools. Breaks glass, reaches in and undoes rope or reaches in through other doors and cuts with bolt cutters.

[@lucyalderman422]

I like the one door lock that is slide under the door as there is no trace of it left behind-namely no damage

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

A lever under each exterior "wing'' & push the door in as per usual... 😎👍☘🍺

[@SBMC90803]

This shows how dangerous humans can be!

[@lynnleigha580]

8:39 a square shovel works just as well

[@DamplyDoo]

Wait that tire shredder operates until 140 degrees Fahrenheit? Seems pretty low, a hot street could reach that temp easily. What happens after 140? The electronics don't work?

[@williamhaynes7089]

we hit 118F often here in phoenix in air temperature, so 140 pavement temp would be easy to hit

[@joelayoub2774]

Easily resolved with an internal fan. Doubt that estimate is for the pavement but instead the ambient temperature around it.

[@jad43701]

@@williamhaynes7089 And that's in the shade !

[@jb6712]

If streets get that hot routinely---and I cannot imagine they do so---how in the world is the world still driving at all? Tires would blow out constantly, rendering the whole of citizenry helpless, yes??

[@noitallmanaz]

better ideas than guns in schools

[@PiwyLC]

Bruh, imagine breaking in a house with all these security systems

[@tdthecomedian4620]

The best question is WHY don't they give these to schools The one I heard of said when the question "what about security and protection" "We're adding more cameras" (no new cameras and the ones already there was already all view)

[@pterks911]

informative video for criminals.💁🏻‍♂️

[@snakedragon9953]

for the tiso speedbump i would wait for it to be activated then jump it on my bike, i feel like lots of people would do that

[@bencoatesworth7731]

The last one would be perfect in schools. The other one a wont thought so this one is small out of the way unless needed easily operated and more universal

[@michaelfairchild]

For home/shop - shotgun Nothing stop people better than a sound of putting one round into the chamber of a shotgun. For vehicles - landmines Nothing makes you rethink your life choice as a sign "Live landmines ahead".

[@brucemartini2288]

Ive got sweet home security idea- but its Highly expensive.

[@mingthemerciless9760]

So coool

[@MasterMindmars]

Thank you. The rope security door is easy to cut with knife.

[@OldsmobileCutlass1969Va]

Maybe if you can get a knife past the door jam, but it's kevlar... So you'll be there for awhile.

[@jb6712]

It's high tensile Kevlar---not easily cut with a knife, sorry.

[@garystewart6093]

The retractable bollard will be destroyed after use, the tyre killer spikes don’t stop the vehicle travelling and hello run flats

[@lesbaerman]

9:49 is the best way for anyone who want to prevent themselves from escape in any emergency lol.

[@mikesavad]

I just wonder how many people are trapped in their own house due to fire because they couldn't get out, and firemen couldn't get in.

[@Jak3092]

Есть такая отличная штука - входная железная дверь ))

[@ssattanen]

For the outdoor protection: why just install door so it opens outwards?

[@roadmonitoroz]

That's called a reinforced triple locking security screen. It allows you to open the main door (fire door) to see who is there (or view the cctv) , tell the person to nick off then close the main door again.

[@MatthewPettyST1300]

I visited my Uncle in Key West and his front door opened outward. I asked why and was told in strong winds from hurricanes, it often will blow the door open from wind pressure if it opens inward .

[@MatthewPettyST1300]

@@CalmoOmlac Just relaying what I was told by him. There are all ways other doors that will let you outside but not into the wind. it's part of the building code. goggle , key west homes doors open outward law

[@paulfrost8952]

@@CalmoOmlac does that include flats/apartments/condos?

[@paulfrost8952]

@@CalmoOmlac do flats?apartments/condos have more than one door?, I don’t live in North America either

[@paulbee2812]

Imagine living with that much fear

[@YASIRALIVIRK]

Great

[@JzNMuzak]

You would think just one of these manufacturers would give these away to promote and also save lives. Uvalde Texas, USA 🤔🤨

[@N37h4ka]

These products are amazing at the same time it kinda worrying , like in an emergency like a fire how would fire fighters get in to the house if the glass is unbreakable and the door is like super locked ?

[@BlackWinds]

Lets hope that if they have the money to have these securitiy systems, they also have a system for fires too.

[@DL101ca]

They would bust through a drywall in 30 seconds...they use their brain not brute force.

[@Evan_Horvath]

Chainsaws

[@OldsmobileCutlass1969Va]

You can buy a film to apply to windows to make it almost impenetrable... It's called embassy window film.

[@joshuagover6806]

Imagine being the driver in that truck hitting the bollard… vaporised hahaha

[@flowersflowers5070]

This is what we desperately need for cars & trucks that are entering an interstate ramp in the wrong direction. How many lives would it save? Everyone going the wrong way..

[@user-ub3tj5cf7f]

이런장치를 신호들이나 초등학교 부근에 설치하면 좋겟네

[@dalpilcher5254]

Now I wanna see a door with all of these put on it and a 50 cal fired at it lol

[@TanFedora]

the tiso one looks like a ramp on one side

[@gacek5658]

3:57 xDDDDDDD Nice flexible bat

[@dandasipek7475]

The first doesnt protect that much when car pieces can injure the pedestrian

[@anooslord666]

The music ..... It gives me good and bad flashbacks Edit: talking about the music at 2:19

[@Bumsenbohnen1]

they need to change the name of the "Riot Glass" to peacfull protest glass

[@fabmilhoty]

4:00 now imagine the door gets locked and firesystem be damaged.

[@luismedina6886]

She ran to room and locked the door yet I would just kick the sheet rock wall down lmao 🤣

[@RanDom-pl7fx]

even kids can do it....kids playing; lock themselves in and forget how to open

[@hokoko1078]

How much is the security bar?

[@joet.2078]

A lot of great ideas to make my home Zombie 🧟‍♂️ Proof!!! 👍

[@veronicat.6654]

Most of this tool's can be used in schools for emergency and safety

[@cjtm1604]

How can I get the glass?

[@MattManProductions]

@9:03 why are you worried about scratching a surface of someone is trying to break in? You have other things to worry about at that point🤦‍♂️

[@Kobaneko2005]

.... except when the engine goes flying through the pedestrians...

[@nuclearpowerphysics5409]

0:21 there’s only on problem, what if the part from the Vehicle flys into a person?

[@NP.1416]

3:29 GTA glass 💀

[@dracodomitor6676]

Oh come on now! Who wouldn’t be tempted to speed up and gun it over those raised speed bumps!!!???

[@reeepingk]

They go the opposite way you're thinking. You'd hit the "open" end and not go off the ramp.

[@lynnleigha580]

Just thought about it, what criminal wouldn't want these items

[@sjohnmanuel]

I think they got this tire killer idea from Prince of Persia games in the 90s... 🤔🤔

[@kristir1262]

😂

[@diggity1039]

So the Barracuda team asked Special Forces but not locksmiths, hmmmm.

[@joedirt7604]

"This is the lockpicking lawyer, and today we are testing door locks"

[@alexdavies9162]

3:55 what about explosives

[@theMekanik]

1st! 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻…… I just got the notifikation 😅

[@pimderond7662]

That cant be true because i see people that commented a few minutes earlier then you

[@SuperNoncents]

Reba commented 3 min before you did.

[@realiouslytv1711]

Pepe Le Pew wins

[@petergriffinson1907]

Gun penetrated the riot glass 😂😂😂

[@anaismilk5915]

almost thought this is mind warehouse

[@hansdavis7335]

It would be great to standardize having a tire-killer in every garage so no one could steal your car.

[@JammyDodger45]

It's a shame that system can't distinguish between thieves and school children.

[@esquireaudits4737]

@@JammyDodger45Thank you so much for your comment. Well said.

[@nurullulu2819]

If main battle tank pass all that gadget become nothing..

[@ProductBasement]

My kids would instantly weaponize those door gadgets against my wife and me lol

[@ptick16]

The kids would demand Twinkies before letting you inside your own home! I'm not letting you in Mom and Dad, until you get me my Twinkies!

[@ProductBasement]

@@ptick16 oddly specific request, but yes, they'd do something like that lol

[@Jay-sv5np]

It's fine I brought my moped today

[@videos8601]

Cool

[@sora_scorcher7921]

yeah battenshield imagine a child that forgets their insulin locks themselves in their room because of an argument with their parents or they decide to lock you out of your own home.

[@irshadhussain4304]

From 🇵🇰 Pakistan👍

[@HakendaNatan]

good

[@bryndishelga3684]

In my country you can't have low cars because of the speed bumps

[@ronnywouters7037]

2:35 This is the system used at your local money transport center.

[@mahendrachettri6572]

Hahaha... Technological advancements are leading back to past door lock designs that our grandparents home used to have...

[@Trollpharius_XX]

Me: sees a house with all of these items Me again: **Destroys thin wall**