AC ARMOR - New Air Conditioner Cage Design

Posted by AC ARMOR CAGES on September 1, 2009, 1:34 pm

http://www.acarmor.net has just changed the design on our AC ARMOR I
Air Conditioner Cage. Its features still include 1=94 Welded tub steel
and Industrial Paint/Powder-coated finish for rust protection and
durability; but now the unit can be completely disassembled for easy
cheap nationwide shipping.

Now the AC ARMOR I has a smaller, lighter frame but offers the same
high level of Air Conditioner Security for Prevent Copper Theft
Prevention. This A/C unit still provides full accessibility for
service and maintenance and comes with installation hardware.

We need your help. What else can be added to make these premier ac
security cages?

Posted by on September 1, 2009, 2:12 pm

On Tue, 1 Sep 2009 10:34:15 -0700 (PDT), AC ARMOR CAGES

>http://www.acarmor.net has just changed the design on our AC ARMOR I
>Air Conditioner Cage. Its features still include 1” Welded tub steel
>and Industrial Paint/Powder-coated finish for rust protection and
>durability; but now the unit can be completely disassembled for easy
>cheap nationwide shipping.
>Now the AC ARMOR I has a smaller, lighter frame but offers the same
>high level of Air Conditioner Security for Prevent Copper Theft
>Prevention. This A/C unit still provides full accessibility for
>service and maintenance and comes with installation hardware.
>We need your help. What else can be added to make these premier ac
>security cages?

A de-spammer ?

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Posted by Lefty on September 1, 2009, 4:59 pm

If I hit the thing with my truck, and then load it up and take it elsewhere
to steal the
copper...............................................................

BTW, how much can I get for a used, slightly dented AC ARMOR I cage thingy??

Air Conditioner Security for Prevent Copper Theft Prevention, huh?

Lefty

http://www.acarmor.net has just changed the design on our AC ARMOR I
Air Conditioner Cage. Its features still include 1” Welded tub steel
and Industrial Paint/Powder-coated finish for rust protection and
durability; but now the unit can be completely disassembled for easy
cheap nationwide shipping.

Now the AC ARMOR I has a smaller, lighter frame but offers the same
high level of Air Conditioner Security for Prevent Copper Theft
Prevention. This A/C unit still provides full accessibility for
service and maintenance and comes with installation hardware.

We need your help. What else can be added to make these premier ac
security cages?

Posted by Stormin Mormon on September 1, 2009, 9:08 pm

Some way for a tech to remove it, to service the AC unit?

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http://www.acarmor.net has just changed the design on our AC
ARMOR I
Air Conditioner Cage. Its features still include 1" Welded
tub steel
and Industrial Paint/Powder-coated finish for rust
protection and
durability; but now the unit can be completely disassembled
for easy
cheap nationwide shipping.

Now the AC ARMOR I has a smaller, lighter frame but offers
the same
high level of Air Conditioner Security for Prevent Copper
Theft
Prevention. This A/C unit still provides full accessibility
for
service and maintenance and comes with installation
hardware.

We need your help. What else can be added to make these
premier ac
security cages?

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