If you have an electric garage door, a thief can remotely open it at any time... 

With a "code grabber," anyone can open your electric garage door. A safety device from Street Smart Security ensures that no thief will be able to open your garage door, protecting you and your family!

It's 9:00 a.m. and you've just pulled out of the garage. You point your electric garage door remote to shut the garage door and drive off to work and hope you don't run into any traffic. Meanwhile, a thief is parked a few hundred feet away from your house watching you leave. He drives up to your house, points a "code grabber" at your electric garage door and it opens. He now drives into your garage, shuts the door and goes into your home. Are you at risk? If you have an electrical garage door you are. A new protection device - the Code Rotator- will prevent thieves from opening your electric garage door.

You're at risk. If you own an electrical garage door, a thief can break into your home. Every hour of every day, thieves around the world are using a device called a "code grabber" It gives them the code to your electric garage door and unrestricted access to your possessions and family. Since the device can be used from hundreds of feet away, you will never know when a thief is using it.

How does a "code grabber" work? When you leave your home and activate your electric garage door to shut it , you are actually transmitting a code to a thief with a "code grabber". He can re-transmit your code to the door and open it. It's like having a key to your house. Burglars use "code grabbers" to open electric garage doors and break into homes...

A "code grabber" is a device that can record and play back the signal produced from your garage door remote control. It has grabbed your private, secret code and revealed it to a burglar. One of the things that makes a "code grabber" so dangerous is that a criminal can sit comfortably hundreds of feet away from you when you use your garage door opener and still grab your code. The "code grabber" duplicates the signal you just used. The thief can re-transmit the signal just captured, drive into your garage, close the door behind him- thus giving him easy access to your home, your valuables and your family from behind the security of your garage door. Even worse, if you are unaware that the burglary was the result of a "code grabber" the thief can return within a few months to steal whatever your insurance has replaced. He has 24 hour a day access to your property.

Where do thieves get "code grabbers" and why haven't they been publicized?
"Code grabbers" are sold out of the back of magazines and can be made from parts available at any electronic store. Police departments nationwide are aware of these devices but hesitate to give them even more publicity for potential criminals.

What’s the answer? Your garage door opener needs to be equipped with a Code Encryptor that generates randomly rotating opening codes.

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