Everyone knows about the importance of modern technology in a home security system, but for many people the new era has simply passed them by. It could have been when you were grappling with your smart phone, your new computer, or some other device. Meanwhile, your home alarm system went out of style and you are counting yourself lucky it has been exposed. Like all things, it will only take a quick update to get your home security plan back in gear. Here are five items that might interest you.
1. Extreme weather sensors. It's no secret that the number of natural disasters is on the rise, something attributed either to the cycles of history or the rising temperatures noted across the planet. Whatever your take is on the subject, you have to plan to combat the effects of this situation. Certain devices you should consider for your home alarm system include the flood sensor, able to alert a monitoring service water hits a certain level; and a freeze sensor, which could end up saving you from a case of frozen and bursting pipes.
2. The driveway alarm. The thinking behind these devices is that to get inside your home, there will have to be activity in the driveway beforehand. It seems somewhat elementary, but the technology behind it continues to get better. These days, you can have your entire property covered, from the front gate all the way to your front and side doors. Not letting someone into even the immediate vicinity of your house is the goal.
3. The back yard force field. This device takes the same principle as the driveway alarm and makes it much more intense. A field of vision is establishes, and anyone who enters that field will begin to feel something strange. Electromagnetic waves are sent out to disturb and in some cases nauseate the intruder. It is said that rarely will anyone want to continue on with his robbery attempt after feeling the sting of this device.
4. Video surveillance on cell phone control. Video surveillance is not all that new in home security devices, but the way to monitor the footage and position the cameras themselves definitely continues to evolve. To get the top tech, go with the surveillance cameras which can be controlled via cell phone from any point in the world. You'll be able to see what's happening and make the adjustments as you see fit.
5. The driveway gate and video intercom. Face-to-face communication continues to be the norm. If you want to extend that to your front door, use the video intercom and front gate alarms which will cover a lot of the bases. You'll take a big step to securing your entire property once this is done, plus you can take all of the guesswork out of the equation when someone comes to your door unexpectedly. If someone in the family cannot recognize the visitor, they can ask for further ID and make the right choices.
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