As we saw in the first post in this series devoted to electronic alarm systems, a meticulous and knowledgeable selection of all the system components is essential for it to be effective.
After presenting the features to be always kept under consideration when choosing a siren, let’s now look at another essential element: the sensors.
An alarm system is like a chain; its effectiveness depends on the capability of its weakest link. Therefore, in order to be truly effective, all the components must be up to the job and the design and installation must also be done in a workmanlike manner. We will see step by step which features to look for in the main components which typically form an electronic alarm system for the home: siren, sensors and dialer.
In this first blog we will discover which features a siren must have in order to best perform its role of raising the alarm.
Alarm systems for the home complete with control unit, sensors, dialler and siren can be found in supermarkets or on the Internet for just a few dozen euros. Rather than invest in mechanical safety systems, is it not easier to rely on one of these electronic alarms?
Protecting one’s home or material goods is not the only concern in our daily life nowadays. It is always worth remembering how important it is to safeguard one’s own privacy, that is, to limit and/or control potential access to personal, private and confidential information. Not worrying about privacy means running the risk of leaving private documents or folders containing confidential information unattended. The best way to ensure confidentiality is to control access to the information.
The first issue to deal with when you decide to install or replace a door cylinder is to choose the right size, even before thinking about the make and model. Suffice it to say that a cylinder such as the Viro Palladium is available in as many as 29 different sizes. Which will be the right one?
Electric locks can be used for locking drive-through and pedestrian doors and gates, both indoors and outdoors. They are ideal for automated doors and gates, as they can be closed remotely, but they can also be fitted on manually-controlled accesses. So there are lots of possibilities on offer.