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Detection devices vary in the method they deploy. Modern "basic" alarm detection utilises "passive infrared" movement and/or "microwave" movement sensors - generally referred to as "spatial detection". No matter how the unauthorised entry is achieved, these sensors detect internal intrusion movement. Beyond that, perimeter protection can be gained by the use of devices such as "reed" (magnetic) switch contacts , glass breakage sensors, vibration sensors etc.
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A well secured home alarm system would have the following basic features installed:- ¤ Spatial detection in the common traffic areas (e.g.. hallways) ¤ Spatial detection in other rooms with particularly valuable possessions - say the lounge room, family room, master bedroom, study etc. ¤ Reed switches fitted to all externally accessible perimeter doors and windows, with the windows set to a "vent" position. ¤ The system set up so that it can be switched on for "night arming" - i.e.. the perimeter is armed but the special sensors are turned off. The "vent" position would allow for some ventilation whilst maintaining intrusion protection. Further common uses of a modern alarm system is to communicate additional emergency situations such as fire (or smoke), medical or "panic" (personal attack). These situations are best dealt with via alarm monitoring
Our alarm installations can provide for all of the above, giving you total peace of mind that your possessions and personal safety are being protected by a professional alarm system. If you would like further information or would like to request an obligation free quotation from a local qualified and fully licenced professional operator, contact us today ! If you would like further general information on alarms or security, check out our links page for some excellent sites on the web.
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