Nowadays, even after installation of the best security systems to protect our house, we all share the same concern for the safekeeping of valuables, both emotional and economic. One solution which is often adequate to protect jewellery, cash, confidential documents etc. is to protect them inside a safe.
The front door is the first thing we think about when it comes to preventing unwanted intruders, but a large number of the burglaries occur by passing through other access, such as windows.
In the last blogs we saw the methods most commonly used by thieves to break into our house and how to try to prevent this from happening, making sure all the necessary precautions have been taken.
We thought it would be worth summarising them for you very schematically into three steps: do you know them?
In the last blog we mentioned some small measures to be taken concerning the main entrance door to ensure that our home does no run unnecessary risks.
We saw that, in order to be a good quality door it must withstand attempts to break in, unhinge it, knock it out of the wall or cut through. The market of the so-called armoured doors has developed considerably over the last decade.
What features must a door possess to be considered armoured?
The issue of security has become increasingly topical over recent years and the question which each family cannot help but ask is: is my house really secure? Is the entrance door burglar-proof?
In this blog we will see the most effective ways to protect the main entrance door to our house.
In this fourth and final blog of the series devoted to electronic alarms, we explore a key issue for the selection and installation of an ad hoc electronic alarm system. Let us see the logic on which a choice between a wired and a wireless system is based.
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.
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?
We in the industry do it for professional bias, but anyone can take a quick glance at the padlocks which close the shutters of our towns and cities and see that very often it is a Viro Panzer type; they are unmistakable due to the characteristic rounded shape, which makes them particularly difficult to grasp with burglary tools.