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Our prices on CCTV security cameras are among the best you will find anywhere, and we ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/holiday_sale_save_10_this.jpg" alt="Home Monitoring System with 4" align="left" /><p>At Supercircuits, we offer a large selection of CCTV surveillance cameras that are perfect for both your video surveillance needs and budget. Our prices on CCTV security cameras are among the best you will find anywhere, and we back up that claim with our 115% low price guarantee. If you find a lower price on an identical product, let us know and we will not only match that price, we'll deduct another 15% of the difference from your order! Whether you need security video cameras for your business, home, or both, we've got solutions that will work for your specific situation in a variety of resolutions, form factors, and video signal technologies including: analog security cameras, HD analog security cameras, HD IP security cameras, dome security cameras, bullet security cameras, and box security cameras. Monitoring your property effectively requires the best surveillance cameras for your particular needs. When you shop with us, you're sure to get video surveillance cameras that are easy to install, easy to operate, and that will protect your high-traffic, high-risk areas 24/7. Aside from our unbeatable prices, we can help you choose the right security camera solution before you commit to a purchase, saving you the wasted time and hassle of ordering what you "think" you need, only to find out later that there were better options for your particular situation. Any recommendation that comes from our team will be tailored to your unique requirements, keeping in mind the ultimate goal of best protecting your property, business, employees or family. To select the proper surveillance camera for your specific needs requires that a few important questions are answered: Where are your property's most sensitive areas? Are indoor or outdoor cameras the right choice? How many cameras will be needed to sufficiently monitor your property? What resolution do your cameras need to produce to be effective for your purposes? Do you need a box, dome, or bullet form factor? If answering these questions seems like a daunting exercise, it doesn't have to be. That's because we will help you choose the best security cameras for your needs by offering professional, expert advice with no obligation on your part. In addition to our excellent consulting and sales services, we also offer free, unlimited U.S. based technical support on every camera we sell. So whether you need custom advice on proper security camera selection, have questions about upgrading from an analog to network IP solution, or need help troubleshooting set up or operation after your purchase, we're just a phone call away at 877-995-2288.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Home Security Camera]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/HomeSecurityCamera/home-security-cameras-sale</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/HomeSecurityCamera/home-security-cameras-sale</guid> <pubDate>Fri, 20 Dec 2024 16:53:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Best home Internet security</title> <description>We've exhaustively tested every major internet security suite. Here we present the top 5 available in the UK in 2015. The Protection result, though, was a perfect 6.0/6.0, with all the recent and zero-day threats in the test ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/best_ip_wireless_security_camera_keep.jpg" alt="Best IP wireless security" align="left" /><p>We've exhaustively tested every major internet security suite. Here we present the top 5 available in the UK in 2015. The Protection result, though, was a perfect 6.0/6.0, with all the recent and zero-day threats in the test selection being detected. This gave G-Data TotalProtection 2014 an overall score of 16.0/18.0, a very good result. The price of Kaspersky PURE 3.0 Total Security makes it a competitive product for a full IS suite with all the trimmings and its AV-Test results put it in a very strong position. It's good to see anti-malware and backup apps combined in a wash-and-go product like this, though the interface would benefit from a more equable distribution of its function links. AV-Test gave the Norton code 17.0/18.0, a very good result. Broken down, this gives 5.5/6.0 in both Protection and Usability and a full 6.0/6.0 in Performance, even if this wasn’t reflected in our own tests of PC slowdown. Although the Performance score, which shows the resource hit, is a bit low, this wasn’t reflected in our own, admittedly simpler, test. The Protection result was pretty good on recent threats, though it dropped down to around 90 percent on zero-day attacks. Technically one of the best IS suites you can buy, Bitdefender Total Security 2014 also offers a swathe of extras which all help to protect some aspects of your Windows life online. Even though it's so feature-rich, it manages to set itself up and run unobtrusively in the background. We'd have liked a bit more online storage, particularly since it's a 3-PC licence, and there are better Bitdefender choices if you want to protect devices running a variety of operating systems.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Best Home Security]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/BestHomeSecurity/best-home-internet-security</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/BestHomeSecurity/best-home-internet-security</guid> <pubDate>Tue, 10 Dec 2024 16:52:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Best home security monitoring company</title> <description>Your home is your center of safety and comfort. It's unique, just like you and your family. When it comes to protecting what you value most, you want a home security system that is tailored for you. At Vector Security®, our ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/protection_1_reviews_real_customer_reviews.jpg" alt="Protection1-home1" align="left" /><p>Your home is your center of safety and comfort. It's unique, just like you and your family. When it comes to protecting what you value most, you want a home security system that is tailored for you. At Vector Security®, our experts listen to your needs, assess your home, and then create the right security plan for your lifestyle and budget. Whether you live alone or have a family; whether you need a more standard approach to a home security system or one with highly-personalized options. You can rest assured knowing your system was intelligently designed by our security experts to meet your needs. From protection against intruders, to monitored fire alarms, video and personal emergency response, Vector Security provides what you need so you can enjoy peace of mind in your home. And when you're on the go, manage your home security system using our convenient mobile technologies from your computer or smartphone. The security solutions we offer include: Click any of the above to learn details, or here to contact a Vector Security® expert who can custom tailor a security solution that's perfect for you.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Best Home Security]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/BestHomeSecurity/best-home-security-monitoring-company</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/BestHomeSecurity/best-home-security-monitoring-company</guid> <pubDate>Sat, 30 Nov 2024 16:49:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Best wireless home Security Cameras system Reviews</title> <description>Nobody likes crawling around in attics and itching the rest of the day because of fiberglass insulation. So: Why would you? With wireless technology opening up new possibilities, you can get some really high quality cameras that ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/wireless2bhome2bsecurity.jpg" alt="Wireless%2Bhome%2Bsecurity%" align="left" /><p>Nobody likes crawling around in attics and itching the rest of the day because of fiberglass insulation. So: Why would you? With wireless technology opening up new possibilities, you can get some really high quality cameras that are downright easy to install and still produce good quality. We’re going to walk through the benefits and the bummers and give you the tools to choose for yourself. To help in your search, I built a home security camera comparison tool to help you out. The benefit to wireless cameras (and I mean REALLY wireless AKA battery powered), is that they are incredibly easy to install and to move. That way, you’re more likely to install more of them and in more places. That is, unless you like fiberglass inside your clothes and drilling holes in the outside of your house. You can put multiple cameras around your house and have more opportunities to catch a good picture of the burglars face. This video of a burglary captured on a security camera gives you an idea of how hard it can be to get a quality picture of a burglar’s face, even when he isn’t wearing a hat or hoodie. When is Wireless Really Wireless? Don’t be fooled: Plenty of people think “wireless” means no cables. You too? Sorry, you’ll still have to run power for most cameras. What does wireless really mean? Strictly speaking, it means no wires, of course. But, what you’ll really get when doing a search for wireless cameras is a list of cameras that transmit their video feeds using wireless protocols (WiFi) but still require a power source that is very dependent on wires. Chances are, you are searching for wireless cameras exactly because you want to avoid drilling holes in walls, eaves, or attics to run cables all over your home or business. That’s why, when you use our comparison tool, you can search for cameras that have wireless power sources too (AKA batteries). Finding the Best Wireless Home Security Cameras of 2015 You can follow along in a new tab if you like: Click on the “Wireless Data” dropdown and select “Yes” and “Both.” Click on the “Wireless Power” dropdown and select “Yes.” Yep, it’s just that easy. Here’s the current list: You can take a look at the features offered by each camera, and you can even filter on other features that you’d like to have. Or, you can sort by cost if you aren’t that worried about the quality of the camera and just want something that’s affordable. The Drawback of a Truly Wireless Camera Here’s the catch: You may have guessed it, but these cameras have to play some tricks to extend their battery life to something that you’ll tolerate. They do that by minimizing the amount of recording they do. So, don’t expect to be reviewing hours of video of your empty house or your grass growing. Sensors on the cameras will “wake it up” when something happens so that it can capture video while something notable is happening. It will relay the information via your network, and then settle down for its next nap. Meanwhile, depending on the camera, you can get a notification pushed to your phone with an image or a video clip taken by the camera and will be able to log in to review video of the event. So, you can watch the UPS man tossing your package onto the porch from 5 feet away. I’m sure you’re wondering what kind of battery life to expect. Of course, that depends on how often the camera wakes up to record video, but the Netgear Arlo claims a possible battery life of 6 months. That’s pretty impressive, but I would bet on something under that for typical use. Here’s an idea of the battery life claimed by the manufacturers for those 3 cameras: Netgear Arlo – up to 6 months Netgear VueZone – up to 6 months Viper Home – up to 1 year Netgear clarifies that the 6 month battery life is based on 5 minutes of recording a day. So, if you schedule the camera to record for longer, log on to view the live feed several times a day, or have the camera in a highly active area, you can plan for the battery life to scale down from there. After that, you’ll have to bring it in to recharge. Hopefully, we helped you narrow your search for the best wireless home security cameras and saved you some time. If so, pay it forward by sharing this article with your friends.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Security Camera System]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/SecurityCameraSystem/best-wireless-home-security-cameras-system-reviews</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/SecurityCameraSystem/best-wireless-home-security-cameras-system-reviews</guid> <pubDate>Wed, 20 Nov 2024 16:47:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Best Rated wireless home Security Cameras Systems</title> <description>Dropcam HD Hi-Fi Wireless Video Monitoring Camera The Dropcam HD wireless monitoring camera installs quickly and provides a live feed to a monitor, computer, or smartphone. A DVR plan is also available so that consumers can store ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/closed_circuit_television_outside_security_camera.jpg" alt="Outdoor Security Camera" align="left" /><p>Dropcam HD Hi-Fi Wireless Video Monitoring Camera The Dropcam HD wireless monitoring camera installs quickly and provides a live feed to a monitor, computer, or smartphone. A DVR plan is also available so that consumers can store recorded video for later viewing. The camera has a microphone and speakers so that consumers can communicate with others through the camera. For a close-up view, the camera offers a remote zoom feature. Infrared technology provides for clear images at night, and the camera installs indoors or outdoors. A popular online technology review site recommends this camera because it is easy to set up and use, and it notes that the video images this camera produces are quality as well. It also notes the convenience of the cloud service that receives the images, so that users are not using up large amounts of memory on their computers or phones, and with the DVR plan, the cloud service also stores any saved videos. Consumers can also share stored videos with others if desired. ZMODO 720P HD Wi-Fi Wireless Network IP Camera The ZMODO 720P wireless security camera produces a quality, high definition video image that feeds to a monitor or computer. The camera also provides a QR code that users scan to activate the feed to an app available on most smartphones. With this feature, users can view the footage inside or outside of their home or business from anywhere. An alert feature sends email or text messages to the consumer to alert of any activity. This security camera also has a motion sensor, and users can set up the camera to automatically record footage when the motion sensor triggers. Although the camera has a microphone to provide audio along with the video, it does not have speakers to allow conversation through the camera. Infrared technology provides black and white images at night, while daytime images are in full color. A surveillance website recommends this camera because of its smartphone capabilities and for the quality images it produces. The site also notes that the camera is a good value. Samsung Smartcam SNH-1011 Camera The Samsung Smartcam SNH-1011 offers both sound and video feed that consumers view on a computer or smartphone. The feed also links to a secure and private YouTube account for when consumers want to record footage. The infrared technology of this wireless security camera allows for viewing in total darkness; the infrared feature automatically turns off in well-lit settings. Furthermore, a motion sensor detects movement, and users can set the camera to record when the motion sensor triggers. A similar feature triggers when the camera picks up sound, and the camera has a built-in speaker. The microphone in the camera allows for conversation through the camera. For indoor use only, this camera is popular because it is easy to install and set up the software. Users also think this camera provides quality images and find the activity alerts that the system sends via email or text messaging beneficial because of the immediacy of the alert. A popular online technology site recommends this camera because of the ease in viewing images on a smartphone using the free app. Samsung manufactures other Smartcam security cameras with similar features to this model as well. D-Link Cloud Camera 1050 Camera The D-Link Cloud Camera 1050 provides wireless transmission of video. A cloud provides storage for the feeds from the camera so that consumers are not using up precious memory space on their computer, smartphone, or tablet. A leading technology website cites this camera's IP connection foolproof, noting the ease of installing the camera. The site also recommends this camera because it does not use the amount of bandwidth that some other IP security cameras use. This is beneficial for consumers who have limits on the amount of bandwidth their ISP allows them each month. This particular model is for daytime use or in well-lit areas as it does not have infrared technology providing night vision. However, other models in the D-link cloud camera line do have night vision. The camera is small and lightweight, aiding in installation in most any location. It also comes with a Wi-Fi extender that boosts the user's wireless signal to avoid problems with signal strength. The D-Link 1050 also offers both sound and motion sensors, and users can set the system to automatically record footage upon activation of the sensors. Indoor or outdoor installation is an option for this wireless security camera.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Security Camera System]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/SecurityCameraSystem/best-rated-wireless-home-security-cameras-systems</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/SecurityCameraSystem/best-rated-wireless-home-security-cameras-systems</guid> <pubDate>Sun, 10 Nov 2024 16:47:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Home webcam Security</title> <description>Then you need some software which can record the feed from a webcam either continuously or – more usually – when motion is detected. There are good free applications, such as iSpy Connect, as well as paid-for software such as ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/how_to_set_up_a_webcam.jpg" alt="How to set up a webcam" align="left" /><p>Then you need some software which can record the feed from a webcam either continuously or – more usually – when motion is detected. There are good free applications, such as iSpy Connect, as well as paid-for software such as SightHound (formerly Vitamin D) When you install the software, it should provide a list of connected webcams, and may support multiple cameras. You can then configure ‘zones’ which are rectangular areas within the webcam’s view which will be used for detecting motion. You might select your baby’s cot, a cat flap or door, or the space where you park your car. You want to avoid including objects that move, such as trees swaying in the wind or passing traffic. Otherwise you’ll end up with too much footage to review. Good software will provide a playback console which shows recorded clips on a timeline so you can quickly watch clips recorded when movement was detected. Depending on the software, there might be options to send an email (along with a jpg image) or a text message when motion is detected, upload the clip to YouTube or an FTP server, or even play a recorded message, such as you telling your dog to stop barking (iSpy can be configured to respond to audio triggers as well as motion). It’s worth trialling a webcam for security or home monitoring before investing in an IP camera since it needn’t cost you a penny if you already have a webcam. The downsides to using a webcam is that you’ll need to leave your PC on constantly, which could make for an expensive electricity bill as well as the potential shortening of your PC’s life, especially if it gets hot after running for long periods. Another issue is that your PC may not be near the spot you want to monitor, and USB extension cables will get you only so far. Finally, if you place a webcam facing out of a window, you may get reflections at different times of the day as the sun’s position changes. Plus, the vast majority of webcams will be useless at night unless there’s good street lighting or – if you’re monitoring indoors – you keep a light on. The advantage of using an IP camera instead of a webcam is that you won’t need to leave a computer running. The IP stands for Internet Protocol, and essentially means that they connect to your router (usually via Wi-Fi) and therefore can be mounted anywhere in Wi-Fi range where there’s a power source. As they connect to your router, you can view the real-time footage from any computer on your home network (or a smartphone or tablet if it works in their web browser or has a dedicated app). As with webcams, you can install software on a PC to record footage when motion is detected, but it’s better to opt for a camera with a microSD card slot for recording footage. You won’t need to remove the card to view the footage: it should be possible to do this via a web browser or dedicated app or Windows software. Features to look for include infrared night vision, which will record lower quality but usable footage in almost complete darkness. You may also want one with all-weather housing that won’t be damaged by rain if mounted outdoors. Finally, pan, tilt and zoom (PTZ) cameras allow you to remotely adjust where the camera is pointing and zoom in to see more detail. The cheapest IP cameras (around £60) may not have HD resolutions, and it’s well worth spending extra for better image quality, rather than opting for a cheap PTZ camera with poor image quality.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Home Security]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/HomeSecurity/home-webcam-security</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/HomeSecurity/home-webcam-security</guid> <pubDate>Thu, 31 Oct 2024 15:35:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>ADT home Security Alarm</title> <description>ADT Pulse Interactive Services Required with any mention of ADT Pulse ADT Pulse Interactive Solutions Services, which help you manage your home environment and family lifestyle, requires the purchase and/or activation of an ADT ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/joe_raedle_pictures_getty_images.jpg" alt="The keypad to an ADT home" align="left" /><p>ADT Pulse Interactive Services Required with any mention of ADT Pulse ADT Pulse Interactive Solutions Services, which help you manage your home environment and family lifestyle, requires the purchase and/or activation of an ADT alarm system with monitored burglary service and a compatible computer, cell phone or PDA with Internet and email access. These ADT Pulse Interactive Solutions Services do not cover the operation or maintenance of any household equipment/systems that are connected to the ADT Pulse Interactive Solutions Services/Equipment. All ADT Pulse Interactive Solutions Services are not available with the various levels of ADT Pulse Interactive Solutions Services. All ADT Pulse Interactive Solutions Services may not be available in all geographic areas. You may be required to pay additional charges to purchase equipment required to utilize the ADT Pulse Interactive Solutions Services features you desire. Combine ADT Pulse Levels ADT Pulse Remote installation starts at $199. ADT Pulse Video installation starts at $399. ADT Pulse Home Control with Video installation starts at $499. Burglary, Fire, Carbon Monoxide and Medical Alert monitoring requires purchase and/or activation of an ADT security system with monitored Burglary, Fire, Carbon Monoxide and Medical Alert devices. Fire, Carbon Monoxide and Medical Alert services are an additional charge. Quality Service Plan (QSP) is ADT’s Extended Limited Warranty. 36-month monitoring contract required fromo ADT Pulse Remote: $52.99 per month, ($1, 871.64), ADT Pulse Video: $58.99 per month, ($2, 123.64), ADT Pulse Home Control with Video: $59.99 per month, ($2, 159.64), including Quality Service Plan (QSP). Additional charges may apply in areas that require guard response service for municipal alarm verification. Prices subject to change. Prices may vary by market. Some insurance companies offer discounts on Homeowner’s Insurance. Please consult your insurance company. Local permit fees may be required. Satisfactory credit history required. Additional monitoring fees required for some services. Photos are for illustrative purposes only and may not reflect the exact product/service actually provided.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Adt Home Security]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/AdtHomeSecurity/adt-home-security-alarm</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/AdtHomeSecurity/adt-home-security-alarm</guid> <pubDate>Mon, 21 Oct 2024 15:29:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Best home security Deals</title> <description>Do you have a home security system? If you do and you aren’t using I can almost guarantee that you are paying too much. There are way too many problems with the traditional players in the home security industry. So first ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/the_best_home_security_monitoring_of.jpg" alt="Cost of Security" align="left" /><p>Do you have a home security system? If you do and you aren’t using I can almost guarantee that you are paying too much. There are way too many problems with the traditional players in the home security industry. So first, here’s a list of the the most maddening practices of many home alarm monitoring companies (then we’ll get to the solution). Contracts. Most home alarm monitoring companies will make you sign a contract for the honor (sarcasm intended) of doing business with them. Some have even unwittingly duped consumers into signing contract terms of 3 years or longer! And the worst part is that some of these companies insert even worse things into the fine print of these contracts. “Zombie contracts” has become the term of choice for perpetuating terms that are nearly impossible to opt out of. I really hope you aren’t in one of these as it is incredibly difficult to kick them to the curb. They keep you locked in at painfully high monthly service rates with almost no hope of ever leaving.You seriously almost need to hire a lawyer to get rid of these creeps. So never sign a contract. Never . Expensive systems. This is actually a double edged sword. You’ll get screwed either way it's sliced. Many home alarm companies charge a lot to put a system into your home and the equipment isn’t cheap either. Sometimes it is even a proprietary system (think ADT) that won’t allow you to switch providers without having to resort to purchasing all new equipment from your next provider! And if the company doesn’t charge a lot for equipment and installation they’ll roll it into the cost of monitoring. That means greatly inflated monthly costs. It’s basically a lose/lose situation. High monthly fees. Most major home monitoring companies have rates that start in the $30 a month range and can shoot even higher than that pretty quickly. Some people pay upwards of $600 a year for alarm monitoring at their home. I cringe at that thought. Landline monitoring . It’s a thing of the past. But many home alarm companies quote rates based on you having a landline in your home. If you have cut the local phone at your home (and you probably should) then the rates will jump up for their cellular or wireless monitoring packages. So that advertised rate of $18 a month suddenly becomes $30+ when you tell them you don’t have a landline. Are there any good options? I know I’ve just painted a bleak picture of the industry. There are some decent local services out there providing home alarm monitoring. There are some that won’t make you sign a contract and won’t hit you over the head with ridiculous fees. Those are not the majority though and many people sign up with either the largest companies that charge the most or the companies with the pressure tactics and awful business practices. That is why my recommendation has been and continues to be Simpli Safe. They are bar none the best value for home alarm monitoring out there. The cost? $15 a month for cellular monitoring . No landline needed. Simpli Safe is using modern technology to monitor your home which cuts down on your incurred costs. You buy your own equipment and install it at your home yourself. It takes about 15 minutes and the equipment cost is very low. Simpli Safe isn’t taking you to the cleaners for the system you are purchasing. You can also move equipment from home to home easily. This gives you incredible flexibility. You can also buy refurbished systems on their site to save even more money. Basically, if you want the whole package, go with Simpli Safe. They are the best and cheapest home security system. There’s a low upfront cost to you. The flexibility is fantastic. The monthly price is the lowest I’ve ever heard of. Oh, and the customer service is awesome too! Disclaimer: I am a customer of Simpli Safe. I am writing this only because I actually use them and really enjoy their service. I have been paid nothing for this post and have received nothing free because of it. I just love Simpli Safe!</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Best Home Security]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/BestHomeSecurity/best-home-security-deals</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/BestHomeSecurity/best-home-security-deals</guid> <pubDate>Fri, 11 Oct 2024 15:24:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Home alarm Systems Without Monitoring</title> <description>As you search for the right security system for your home, you might be wondering about the differences between having an unmonitored system compared to a monitored system. It is true that unmonitored systems are convenient and ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/home_alarm_systems_without_monitoring.jpg" alt="Alarm Monitoring Industry's" align="left" /><p>As you search for the right security system for your home, you might be wondering about the differences between having an unmonitored system compared to a monitored system. It is true that unmonitored systems are convenient and cost-effective, but there are some other aspects of it that you should consider that may show you a monitored system is right for you. Before you invest, read below to learn more about unmonitored security systems and what the pros and cons are of this type of home security...</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Home Alarm Systems]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/HomeAlarmSystems/home-alarm-systems-without-monitoring</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/HomeAlarmSystems/home-alarm-systems-without-monitoring</guid> <pubDate>Tue, 01 Oct 2024 15:17:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Installing home Security Systems</title> <description>Some home security systems are complex and should be installed by a professional. However, there are many good home security systems sold in kit forms that can be installed by any do-it-yourselfer. Most simple systems use a bell ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/diy_vs_hiring_a_pro_installing.jpg" alt="Security and alarm systems are" align="left" /><p>Some home security systems are complex and should be installed by a professional. However, there are many good home security systems sold in kit forms that can be installed by any do-it-yourselfer. Most simple systems use a bell, loud buzzer, or other sound source to note intrusion. Installation involves mounting the sound source or sounder in a location where it can be easily heard. Then attach a circuit of switches to the sounder and connect a battery to the system. Since the sounder operates from the battery, it remains an effective alarm system even in the event of a power failure. Alternately, battery-operated remote wireless sensors and controls can be installed. However, make sure that batteries are replaced regularly. In electrical terminology, this alarm system is called a closed-circuit system. When the doors and windows are shut, the attached switches are closed. Because all the switches are in a wiring loop, opening any one of them breaks the loop and triggers the sounder circuit. Simply closing the door or window, moreover, does not restore the switch loop circuit continuity and does not stop the sound until either the battery becomes exhausted or someone switches off the circuit from battery to sounder. There is an electronic switch built into the sounder. This switch is turned on by breaking the magnetic-switch loop. A key-operated switch in the sounder circuit allows you to turn the alarm system completely off when it is not needed. Also, once the alarm goes on, operating the key switch is the only way to silence the sounder. Only someone who has a key to the switch can reset the system. The switch device consists of two parts that look much alike: one small plastic box that contains a strong magnet, and another that contains the actual switch. When magnet and switch are not near each other, the switch contacts are separated and the switch is open. On the other hand, when the magnet and switch are near each other, the switch contacts move together and the switch closes. The magnet part of the device is screwed to a door or window, and the switch part is screwed to the door or window frame. Thus, opening a door or window separates magnet from switch, causing the switch to open and trigger the alarm. The three electronic parts that comprise the solid-state switch of the alarm sounder are mounted on a circuit board. Under the circuit board are a solenoid coil and a plunger that strikes the bell or activates the electronic sounder. Below the coil is a set of breaker points that causes the plunger to vibrate up and down, activating the sound source. Installing the Components Install the sounder first. Decide where you want it located - either to attract the most attention for help or to scare away an intruder. If you decide to mount the sounder outdoors, you must drill a hole through the wall for the wires. To shield the sounder from the weather, you should install it in a protective metal box of the type made especially for alarm sounders. Inside the box is a bracket for mounting a tamper switch that sets off the alarm system if someone tries to open the alarm sounder box. Located in the side of the box is the key switch that allows a person with a key (but no one else) to activate, service, reset, or deactivate the alarm system. If you want the sounder to be located indoors, you need not install it in a protective metal box. Mount the sounder on the wall in a place where it can be heard easily. Placing an indoor sounder in a closet or other confined space is not recommended. The kit should include a mounting backplate attached to the sounder by a mounting screw. Remove the nut and separate the backplate from the sounder. You will see a pattern of holes in the backplate. Using wood screws, toggle bolts, or other suitable fasteners, attach the plate to the wall at the place you have chosen to position the sounder. Mount the backplate with enough fasteners to hold the sounder solidly in place. Make sure that the plate is mounted right side up, and that the correct side is forward. There is usually a tongue on the backplate that should be at the top when it is mounted properly. Do not connect the sounder to the backplate until later. You will find that the protective box for an outdoor installation already contains a built-in backplate. Mount the box in the desired location. Next, install the door and window switches. The magnet part goes on the door or window, while the switch part goes on the window frame or doorjamb. Use the mounting screws in the kit to attach the parts. Try to position the two parts of the switch so that they are close together - almost touching - when the window or door is closed, and widely separated when the door or window starts to open. If you wish, you can include fire sensor switches in the loop of entry-detection switches. Use the kind of fire sensor switch that breaks the loop when the air temperature in its vicinity reaches 135 degrees Farenheit. Since that is more than the air temperature is ever likely to reach normally - except in attics, furnace rooms, or over wood or coal stoves or other high-heat producers - you will never experience false alarms during hot weather. Install 190 degrees Farenheit sensors in normally hot locations. You should mount the fire sensor switches in the spots where you feel they will be most effective. There is no reason why you cannot put one or more sensor in every room that is being wired for the security system. Consider using current-conducting window foil tape for additional security. Silver foil with a self-adhesive backing is probably available where you purchase your alarm system. It is designed to trigger the alarm if an intruder breaks the glass in a door or a window. During installation, make sure there are no breaks in the foil that you stick on the glass; the tape must be continuous. Self-adhesive foil terminals or connectors at the ends of the foil tapes let you connect the loop circuit wiring, and a flexible door cord allows you to open a foil-taped door or window without setting off the alarm system.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Home Security Systems]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/HomeSecuritySystems/installing-home-security-systems</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/HomeSecuritySystems/installing-home-security-systems</guid> <pubDate>Sat, 21 Sep 2024 15:09:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> </channel></rss>If you would like to create a banner that links to this page (i.e. this validation result), do the following:
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