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Security lights go high Tech
WOLF SECURITY NEWS RECOMENDS GOOD LIGHTING AROUND YOUR HOME. THE NEW PRODUCTS TODAY SUPPLY US WITH THE TOOLS WE NEED TO WARD OFF INTRUDERS. WITH CRIME ON THE RISE IN MANY NEIGBORHOODS AND AREAS OF OUR NATION WE MUST KEEP UP ON THE PRODUCTS AVAILIBLE AND HELPFUL IN THE DETURANCE OF CRIME
WE BELIVE IT IS INPORTANT TO SPEAK WITH YOUR NEIGBORS OFTEN AND TO KEEP YOUR YARD WELL LIT.
I would like to mention there are new products on the market that are not that expensive and will do a few things at once. The smart guardian motion activated light is just that type of inexpensive though effective product. The smart guardian can be installed were your old flood lights or outdoor security light is now. There is a motion sensor that turns on the light and there is a camera attached to this unit. The camera can turn on with the light and there is a 2 gig card inside recording the events so they may be watched on your computer. With technology we have the marriage of lights, motion detection and a camera. Now I would call that a great tool in the arsenal of the home owner or the business owner.
Security Lights with Timers Get a Bigger Brain
For quite a while, you've been able to get security lights with timers that automatically come on at night and go off, to make burglars think you're home when you're really not. And you can also get programmable timers, so that the lights go on and off at times of your choosing, not always at the same time every night (someone staking out your house while you're gone might become suspicious if your lights turn on every night at precisely 7:00 pm). But now, even more sophisticated security lights are available.
You can buy whole-house home automation systems that turn lights off and on automatically, different lights in different parts of your home (inside and out) at different times, all without you having to be there to do a thing. You can even integrate your lights so a microprocessor remembers your lighting habits for two weeks and replicates them when you leave for vacation.
Yup, lights on timers are a whole lot smarter these days. If you've got a dated system (or no automation whatsoever), it might be time for a security upgrade. And if you enjoy various aspects of home automation, you might even have fun planning it all out.
Lots of stores, online and off, sell the equipment to get you started, so just get out there and look around. There are also magazines on home automation that can be great resources. Just browse through Borders or another big book store with a large magazine section, and you'll have no trouble finding ideas.
June 15, 2008 in home security news
WE BELIVE IT IS INPORTANT TO SPEAK WITH YOUR NEIGBORS OFTEN AND TO KEEP YOUR YARD WELL LIT.
I would like to mention there are new products on the market that are not that expensive and will do a few things at once. The smart guardian motion activated light is just that type of inexpensive though effective product. The smart guardian can be installed were your old flood lights or outdoor security light is now. There is a motion sensor that turns on the light and there is a camera attached to this unit. The camera can turn on with the light and there is a 2 gig card inside recording the events so they may be watched on your computer. With technology we have the marriage of lights, motion detection and a camera. Now I would call that a great tool in the arsenal of the home owner or the business owner.
Security Lights with Timers Get a Bigger Brain
For quite a while, you've been able to get security lights with timers that automatically come on at night and go off, to make burglars think you're home when you're really not. And you can also get programmable timers, so that the lights go on and off at times of your choosing, not always at the same time every night (someone staking out your house while you're gone might become suspicious if your lights turn on every night at precisely 7:00 pm). But now, even more sophisticated security lights are available.
You can buy whole-house home automation systems that turn lights off and on automatically, different lights in different parts of your home (inside and out) at different times, all without you having to be there to do a thing. You can even integrate your lights so a microprocessor remembers your lighting habits for two weeks and replicates them when you leave for vacation.
Yup, lights on timers are a whole lot smarter these days. If you've got a dated system (or no automation whatsoever), it might be time for a security upgrade. And if you enjoy various aspects of home automation, you might even have fun planning it all out.
Lots of stores, online and off, sell the equipment to get you started, so just get out there and look around. There are also magazines on home automation that can be great resources. Just browse through Borders or another big book store with a large magazine section, and you'll have no trouble finding ideas.
June 15, 2008 in home security news
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