Saturday, 21 December 2013

Unique Security Systems

By Jesse McKormick


While home security systems are often very effective at what they do, and in many cases, simply displaying a sign or sticker that the house is protected by a reliable system will do much to discourage a would-be thief from even targeting your home, not everyone believes in or can afford a home security system and service. But for people like these, or those who want to compliment their security system with some extra nifty gadgets, here are some of the options available.

For frequent travelers, or those who otherwise aren't home very much for one reason or another, you may want a way to be able to check in on your property when want. A system of webcams placed in the most important rooms can be a good way to do this. There are ways to set them to be remotely accessed, so you can view a live feed of your home on your phone or computer from anywhere with an internet connection. One placed at your door can also tell you who's ringing the bell.

Another cool and uncommon home security device is a remote-controlled w-fi robot. You can buy one of a few different versions of the device, which you can remotely control with a tablet or computer via wi-fi and a webcam. You can use it to rove around the house and make sure everything is in order while you're away.

A good guard dog can be an invaluable asset in keeping intruders out of your home. Most potential burglars will move on to their next target if they see a large dog in your house. Guard dogs have been used all throughout history, and they're still used today for the simple reason that they're so good at what they do. But you should seriously consider all the ups and downs before deciding to adopt a guard dog. You'll need to train it and care for all of its needs. It comes with all the responsibility of owning a normal pet. But if you decide that a dog is a good choice for your family, it can be a great way to keep your home safe and have companionship.

If you leave the dog to guard the home while you're away for a long period, you'll want to make the dog is trained to use the yard to relieve itself, and you may want to invest in a automatic feeding system. Asking someone that the dog is familiar with to periodically drop in and check in on things can make sure it goes smoothly.

Surprisingly, outdoor lights can actually be very effective measure to prevent burglary. Most exterior lights are triggered by movement, and you can set them up to bask the most likely targeted areas of the house in light when they're triggered. When a thief sees that his access points, like windows and backdoors, are lit up, he most likely won't want to risk being seen by others in the neighborhood.




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