Burglar Alarms

      
        According to the FBI
, there is a burglary every 15 seconds in the United States, which amounts to 6000 homes being burglarized each day.  If you have ever been a victim of home burglary, you understand the need for reliable home security.  Most people only think about installing a burglar alarm after they themselves or a neighbor has been a victim.  Homes without a burglar alarm are more than 2 times as likely to be burglarized than homes with a burglar alarm.  Installing a burglar alarm is one of the most effective deterrents available.  Most likely a burglar won't find your home an "easy target" if you have a burglar alarm.  Having a burglar alarm is important because you want to protect your family, you want to protect your property, and you want peace of mind.  Also, you can save anywhere from 10% to 20% off your home owner's insurance if you have a monitored burglar alarm.                                      
        There are home security options available today to protect your home and family from intruders.  The two types of burglar alarms available are hardwired and wireless.  The perimeter of your home is one area that should be considered when designing a burglar alarm.  Doors leading to the exterior should be covered with a magnetic contact that will alert the system when the door has been opened.  Windows can also be covered with a magnetic contact.  The other area of concern is the interior of your home.  Motion detectors should be placed in a central location to detect movement within a specific radius.  Glass break detectors can be placed near windows, sliding glass doors, and skylights and are a good alternative to motion detectors for people who have pets.  Effective home burglar alarms should also include life safety buttons for emergencies.  These buttons should be on the keypad for children and adults to use.  By pressing the fire button, medical button, or police button the system will alert the central station to respond to the to that particular problem.  There is even a wireless button that you can keep with you at all times will at home. Having a 24 hour monitored burglar alarm gives you a quick link to authorities when trouble strikes, whether you are home or away.

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