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Control Panel This is usually mounted in a basement or interior closet and is the
“brains” of the system. It transmits signals to the monitoring
center in the event of an alarm and has a back-up battery in case
of power failure. Can be used with up to 96 hardwired or wireless
devices. |
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Smoke/Heat Detector Upon detecting smoke or unusually high temperature, sounds and alarm
to warn your family of a possible fire, while simultaneously alerting
the fire department for assistance. It saves your life as well as
your home. |
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Keypad A keypad allows you to turn the system off or on by entering a code.
It will also inform you of the location of an alarm and includes 3
emergency buttons that notify the monitoring facility if you need
fire, medical or police assistance. |
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Wireless Keyfob Allows you to arm and disarm your system from up to 75 feet away.
It fits easily on your keychain and can also be used as an emergency/panic
button. |
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Door/Window Sensor and Flex Switch Sensors trigger the alarm if a secured door or window is opened
while the system is armed. Can be hardwired or wireless. |
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Siren Sounds a piercing alarm (90db), letting intruders and your family
know the system has been triggered. |
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Motion Detector Motion detectors monitor open areas, triggered by body movement
within the home. They sense movement and/or body heat. Even homes
with pets can use a motion sensor. A very economical way to secure
a large area of a home! |
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Cellular Backup Can be used as primary communication device if no traditional phone
line is on premises. Can also transmit security signals if a phone
line is down or cut. |
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Glassbreak Detector Triggers the security system upon detecting the sound of breaking
glass, while ignoring thunderstorms, phones and other common noises.
These work very well in areas with a large number of windows or patio
doors. |
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Moisture Sensor Will notify the monitoring facility and the homeowner in the event
of a flood in the basement or near a washing machine, which could
save the homeowner thousands. |
90% of police officers believe security alarms are effective burglary deterrents.
