and the power box were to be knocked out, i am assuming that both alarms AND the cameras wouldnt work. correct?i am constructing blueprints to my dream house and want to have the latest tech in cameras and alarms. though if a burglar simply damaged the power box that connects the electric wires on the side of the road to my house, would it render the alarms and cameras useless because there is no power?
I suggest putting your alarm clock on loud, and at the other side of the room. This will make you have to get up and out of bed :)
Studies have shown (don't you hate it when people say that) that a dog that barks (size doesn't matter much) is the single best crime deterrent and alarm system available. Plus, they are great companions!!! May God bless (and protect) you! p.s. Shelties are great for this.
1. Get a fake protected by Acme Security sign for the yard. 2. Adopt a dog. Any dog that can bark. Dogs are your first defense and will alert you long before you would ever hear something. Criminals will move on when they hear a dog. Donkeys, goats and guinea hens are great watch dogs too but I doubt you are able to get some. LOL
The primary reason to install door alarms is for security. Door alarms protect your property and goods and increase the safety of your loved ones; they provide a warning that someone is making entry into your home or business. When people think of door alarms, they generally think of two basic types: the automated security systems that are installed on homes and businesses to protect against burglary; and the more commonplace type of door alarm that uses a buzzer, beep or sound to notify a business owner that someone has entered or exited the premises. The variety of these types of door alarms is extremely broad-ranging from the highly sophisticated that requires professional installation, to simple plug-in models that are ready to use right out of the box. Home door alarms: In their simplest form, doors and windows are fitted with magnetic contact strips along the door or window and the frame. When the contact is broken, an alarm sounds and the information is sent to the control panel. Some systems are designed to send that signal to a security company or to the local law enforcement; others are designed only to alert the homeowner-and frighten off intruders. Business door alarms: Particularly in a small business, the owner or sales staff can't always be watching for someone to walk through the front door. By installing a door alarm, employees can go about their work and will be made aware when anyone enters. These door alarms can improve customer serviceand cut down on the theft of inventory. Many door alarms sound off when merchandise tagged with special security devices passes through the threshold. Advances through the years have brought about battery operated wireless door alarms that are easy to install. These newer door alarms are relatively inexpensive and reliable. You no longer have to hire an electrician to run the wires through the ceiling or walls. Hence, many people now install their own door alarms.
Ones That Make Sounds Lol Just Kidding.Uhm I would Say the one that you ALWAYS see on T.v where they call your house then call cops??
