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It is understandable that you want to protect your values and the safety of your loved ones. Installing a home security system is a smart choice, but be prepared to face some confusion when choosing between different types of home security systems. However, be sure that whatever type you choose, you know that you have done everything possible to protect your home and family!
Security systems that protect the home have certainly come a long way from locks and windows. Modern technology has made these devices surprisingly complex. Fortunately, this complexity is not too reflected in their price: affordable prices, ranging from a few hundred dollars, make these devices relatively common in modern homes.
Some home security companies offer significant discounts just to get your business. For less than a hundred dollars a month, you can pay a home security company to get someone to contact your home day and night. This is a very small price you have to pay for your peace of mind! In some cases, you can even get a free installation and free equipment when you subscribe to a home monitoring service. Also, a simple announcement of the presence of a security company protecting your home day and night can act as a deterrent to a potential criminal threat!
Installing a home security system can save you money because some insurance companies are ready to shave off your premium, if you have an electronic alarm. Taking into account the average national premium and the average cost of the electronic alarm system, the installation will pay off only for three years.
There are two main types of security systems that protect your home: monitored alarm systems (CCTV) and local area systems (so-called “bells only”). The latter is more basic. These traditional systems without control have different types of sensors placed in and around the house: for example, they can be attached to doors and windows. Some devices of this type will also include motion detectors.
“Bells only” usually include the use of an audible alarm that turns off when the device detects a perceived threat. This will alert you – or your neighbours if you are not at home – of any unauthorized entry, and a strong warning will frighten the thieves. Some devices of this type also transmit location and threat information to the nearest police station.
Managed home security systems are the most advanced and therefore, more expensive. Monitored home security systems include video surveillance when cameras are connected to a central surveillance system. They serve as a video intercom, as well as for identification and access control, but can also be used as crime prevention: their presence means that your home will not be an easy target. Just review your camcorder to scare potential thieves! They know that they are more likely to be identified when they enter a house using video surveillance, and video footage can be used as evidence against them.
Some types of surveillance systems can also trigger alarms and alert the police. The company will call you at home and ask for a password, and if there is no answer, or if the phone has the wrong password, they will call the police. When used to protect residential complexes, they include real-time surveillance and trained security guards.
The most important consideration when choosing a security system to protect your home? Using it consistently and in a way that should be used! Teach every member of your family how to properly activate and deactivate your home security system. Finally, show signs that your home is protected by a home security system – only the majority of thieves will remain! Having a home security system means better home security!