Evolution of Security

How much are you willing to spend for your peace of mind and how far would you go to protect your family and your home?

Homeowners are lucky to have a lot of options when it comes to security. The evolution of security has gone a long way. A few years back, a security system would involve disarming your alarm first otherwise a siren would go off when a window or door opens. Various innovations in security systems have emerged through the years to further benefit the homeowners.

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Caught by Surprise

Beforehand, you want to prevent intruders from having a chance to go inside your home. Installing security cameras for close monitoring of all possible entry points of your house can be an effective deterrent because they know that the house is under surveillance and all their actions will be recorded. Another helpful prevention is the motion detectors that come with home alarms. There is an option that once motion is detected it will not trigger the security alarm, it'll simply turn on the lights; therefore leaving the burglars stunned even before they are able to go inside your home.

Wireless

Having a security alarm system is quite expensive on its own so rather than having additional cost in dismantling your walls just to install wired security systems, why not opt for the wireless house alarms? There are several Wireless Home Security Systems in the market that are easy to install, in fact, it can be a Do-It-Yourself project because of the step-by-step directions that comes with every kit and since it's easier and cheaper than having your whole house installed with wires you can eventually add more sensors and work your way around the house. Since we're talking about wireless, homeowners that have the recent editions of home alarms can also be notified through cellular phone. Another thing that I find convenient is that you can also input your village security number so they can immediately go to your house once notified.

Thermal Imaging

The latest security systems available today make it difficult for burglars to make a living. Some security alarm systems offer motion detection and thermal imaging in one unit. This addresses the limitation of security cameras to pick up images when too dark. Once body heat and motion is detected, the alarm will immediately go off.

With today's technology, I could just imagine how much more innovation home security systems would undergo. For now, choose the best security system that would fit you and your family's lifestyle. It may be wireless or wired, with accessories like surveillance cameras, motion detectors and thermal imaging. Security alarm systems may be expensive but at least you know that you have done your part in protecting your family and your home.

Evolution of Security

Elisa Armas