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Home security systems are a great way to protect your family from
intruders or burglars, and keep your property safe. They are
designed to sound an alarm or alert security personnel in the event
of burglaries or other unauthorized intrusions.
When planning a home security system, consider your security requirements
carefully and remember that security locks and good outdoor lighting
may suffice to deter most unwanted intruders.
Many house alarm systems work by sending a signal to a central monitoring location when a break-in is detected. These locations then contact the local police, who come to your home. These systems sometimes issue false alarms, so do check with your local police about their false alarm policies before installing a centrally-monitored security system.
A wide range of perimeter sensors is available, from magnetic switches and plunger switches for detecting when doors and windows are opened to ribbon sensors for detecting when glass window panes are broken. You may also wish to install motion sensors or heat sensors at specific locations in your home, or even pressure-activated sensors under carpeting in entryways and on stairways. Some whole-house security systems include a remote control panic button that can trigger an alarm from anywhere in the house. Please browse our home security system suppliers page, where you can compare wired and wireless security systems, including central station monitoring systems, as well as traditional home security locks and safes.
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