Warns of any intrusion attempts made by unwanted visitors to your property.

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There are two basic types of burglar alarms available on the market today – hard-wired and wireless.  The most significant difference is that the former has to be wired directly into the home’s electrical source whereas the latter alarms do not.  However, both are effective deterrents and help to prevent being victimized by a burglar.  Originally, all burglar alarms were the hard-wired type.  However, with advancements in technology and numerous innovations, the wireless systems have moved to the forefront.

There are several key advantages that wireless burglar alarms have over the hard-wired types and the following should be considered whenever you are planning on purchasing and installing one of these systems:

Cost – budget is always the primary consideration here and despite the fact that wireless burglar alarms may cost less initially, once you add the charge for installation into the equation, the overall cost is significantly less expensive.

Convenience – wireless systems are very convenient and easy to install.  There’s no drilling through walls, no moving of furniture, and patchwork to be done.

PRODUCTS

Honeywell Wireless and Wired Systems for the smallest Residential appartment to large scale Commercial deployments. Features incluse wireless keypads and electronic touch screen pannels.

Advent hardwire/wireless burglary protection for both new and existing commercial burglary alarm installations. The system is easy to install and simple to use.

Concord’s modular design and advanced software provide outstanding system flexibility to meet the needs of virtually any residential or commercial security application.

Simon a low-cost security panel that offers up to 24 zones of burglary and fire protection. With a built-in touch pad and status speaker that provides voice messages for feedback.

Concord Express is a hardwire system integrating ITI wireless for the cost of a traditional hardwire panel. Even for typical hardwire installations - such as new construction - key chain touch pads and other wireless components add value to the system.

All Systems have the capability of having Smoke, Heat, Carbon Monoxide and Water Detectors to trip alarm and alert the appropriate Authorities.

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