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I've already learned a lot. I'm a software developer for a living with a lot of experience in hardware/network
configuration. I ran all of my own low voltage wiring in a new house that I'm constructing and it just occurred
to me that I could probably also handle the installation of my own alarm system. I'm hoping your
eBook will give me some background to help ensure that I don't forget to think about something. I'm planning on installing a Honeywell/Ademco
Vista 20P panel but I wasn't exactly sure how I would set up the zones. Your insight on contact sensors vs.
glass break is compelling. That's the kind of stuff that is very helpful. I think I'll start with contacts
on my 3 doors and motion for my upstairs living room and basement area. But I think I'm going to pre-wire
near the windows on my main floor and then make the decision later on contacts or glass break. I'm hoping to absorb some more background information on all aspects
of security system implementation theories and I'm pretty sure your eBook is really going to
go a long way! Your
work is very appreciated by educated consumers and DIYers! Thanks Again! Russ
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Everyday Security Tips
How Many did you know?
A security alarm system
is an important part of your home security plan. In addition to your alarm, there are many things you should be aware of,
that will help you to strengthen your safety campaign. Be cautious at all times due to an increase in criminal activity. - When traveling put your office address and cell phone numbers on your luggage tags. A baggage handler will know that
you are not home.
- Remove all address information from your parked car at the airport. Anyone who breaks into your vehicle would know
you are not home and have your address and garage door opener.
- Stop delivery of mail and newspapers while you are away
- Leave shades and blinds in their
normal position while you are traveling.
- Park a car in your driveway if available so that it looks like you are home.
- A quality deadbolt lock on all perimeter
doors is always your first line of defense. A door is most often the point of entry for an intruder. If you don’t have
a quality lock the perpetrator knows that a good blow will break the non-fortified wood that is holding the door lock cylinder
in place. A quick entry and closing of the door hides the damage, as it will be on the inside.
- If you just moved in to your home
or business, you should change the key cylinders on all locks, as you don’t know who has a copy of the key.
- Cut the cord handle off your electric
garage door openers. It’s easy to push the top of your garage door in enough to put a wire hanger in and hook the release
handle. By pulling on the handle, a burglar will override the screw or chain drive and be able to manually lift the overhead
door. Once protected by the privacy of your garage, entry to the home is inevitable. Be sure to leave just enough cord so
that you can use it from inside if needed, but not enough to reach the top of the overhead door!
- Burglars hate light. You should replace
outside perimeter lighting with motion activated lamps. These are very inexpensive these days and readily available at most
hardware and electronic stores. The protection they will provide coupled with the convenience of having a well lit area to
come home to, make them a must have.
- Place timers on a few of your inside lights to give the appearance that someone is home. It is always
smart to vary the time every few days so that a pattern is not realized, if you are being cased. X10 makes a variable timer
that will change the timing for you automatically.
- If your last name is posted on your mailbox, a burglar can get your listed phone number from information.
By ringing your phone with no answer, they would be able to assume that you are not home.
- Turn down the volume on your answering
machine so that burglars can’t hear that no one’s home if the phone should ring.
- Don’t hide keys outside your home, as
they will be found. Leave a spare with a trusted neighbor instead.
- Leaving ladders and tools outside
your home can trigger a burglar’s impulse, even if that was not on the schedule today.
- When leaving
your home for daily routine, be sure to vary times and direction of travel. Your repetitive actions are a gift to potential
burglars who are always on the prowl for their next victim.
- Remove or place a light on shrubs
that can easily conceal a waiting burglar from site.
- When you buy new appliances like televisions or
stereo’s and computers be sure to hide or destroy the boxes. New valuables are an invitation to a burglar’s already
distorted senses.
- Don’t ever tell a stranger that you are home alone.
- Install
a peep hole viewer, if you do not have a convenient window to check who is at your door before opening it to a stranger.
- If someone
asks to use your phone for an emergency take the information through closed doors and inform them that you will make the call
for them.
- If you see signs of entry, DO NOT ENTER the
house. Go to the neighbors, to call for help and be on the lookout for strange cars or people near your home. Always keep
your cell phone in your bedroom with you. If the phone lines are cut you will need it to call for help.
- Don’t leave a purse, wallet or laptop on the counters that can be seen from a window. This will almost always
trigger a forced entry.
- Security signs without corresponding security company stickers on the windows, may lead a passing burglar
to believe that you don’t really have an alarm system installed.
- Don't leave notes on the door telling
someone that you are not home and what time you will be back.
- Keep your hotel door plastic key passes with you
and destroy them when you are done with your stay. They have all your personal information on the magnetic strip. A card reader
in the hands of the wrong person can retrieve the encoded information.
- If your car remote has a panic button
on it you should keep it on you nightstand while sleeping. If you hear a strange noise at night you can set off your car alarm
and scare off a potential burglar.
The Experts Know! would like you to always be safe. Remember to be proactive instead of reactive!
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