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2020 has been nothing short of 'once in a generation' - a massive pandemic outbreak, mass unemployment, and protests in almost every state. Add to this the usual threat of home invasions and burglary, and it's easy to see why the average person feels a little overwhelmed.
As a homeowner, investing in a home security system is an inevitable decision you have to make to protect your family. There are several benefits of installing a home security system, but installing home security cameras gives you an extra sense of security.
Whether you are just moving into your new home or you’ve lived in the same house for years, it’s a good idea to invest in security.
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Wireless video surveillance systems are affordably priced these days. Technology has gotten smaller and lighter, as well as much less expensive. This means that the average homeowner or small business owner can have one of these security systems installed in order to watch everything that goes on in their home or office.
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You might think that your business is perfectly secure when in fact, it isn’t. Even if your company has plenty of locks on the doors and has written security policies in place, there’s always the chance that something could go wrong. It’s important to be prepared for any contingencies, including the possibility of theft, employee disagreements, and more.
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How sensitive is your smart home automation system? Is it set up to let you know when a chimney fire breaks out?
A fire alarm system – one that detects smoke, has an alarm, and connects with your local fire department – might come with a higher price tag than a simple smoke and carbon monoxide alarm. However, these fancier fire alarm systems come with a lot of different bells and whistles (no pun intended) that make them worthwhile. In fact, there are seven main advantages to them.
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Is your office as secure as it could possibly be? Or do you think that you need to take some additional security measures? Odds are, the answer to that second question is “yes.”
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Purchasing a wireless video surveillance CCTV system for your business is just the first step. Installing it and setting up access is the second. While many companies find that it’s easier and less time consuming for them to hire an expert installation business to handle the job, you can do this yourself. Choosing to go this route will save you money, and it allows for a slightly more custom setup. In order to do this yourself, you’ll need to follow some basic instructions. Here’s how to do this, step by step.
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You’re more than likely familiar with the term “fire alarm system.” These systems pop up in buildings of all sizes and tend to consist of similar things. There’s an alarm, there’s an alert system, there are many different sensors, and so on. You can identify the parts. But do you know how they work?