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  • Protect What Matters

    Protect What Matters

    When you think about alarm systems and home security, you probably think about how it protects your property and your family. But, for many people, protecting their family also means protecting pets. The good news is that the same tools that keep your human family safe can also protect your fur-babies.

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    Criminals can raid a house in seconds, stealing large amounts of valuables and damaging your property. When they do, they can also put your pets at risk. That’s why, to protect your pets and keep them safe, you’ll want to have a monitored alarm system installed. These systems are connected to our central monitoring station so we can notify you right away and send emergency assistance immediately, helping to keep your pets safe and secure in the long run.

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    Older or less sophisticated alarm systems often have motion detectors that can be tripped by pets, resulting in false alarms and systems that are rendered ineffective. Not only do the latest alarm systems have pet immunity devices that compensate for the movement of pets, our smart security systems integrate with cameras. This means you, or a central station operator, can view live footage of your property as soon as an alarm comes in. This means that we can quickly use this footage to determine if a crime is actually taking place or if your dog just knocked over a lamp.
    In short, a smart security system can provide you with your pet’s additional peace of mind.

    To learn more, call 1-800-265-5317, or just CLICK HERE.

  • IP Cameras

    Wireless Indoor Cameras

    Indoor cameras allow you to keep a constant eye on your home from wherever you are. You can view a range up to 50 feet and can see activity in the dark. Not much more than a broadband network is needed to let indoor cameras connect wirelessly.

    Ideally you want to place an indoor camera in a large room or hallway to maximize the indoor camera’s range. They are not meant to be used outdoors.

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    PTZ Cameras

    The pan, tilt, zoom camera is an indoor camera with a greater range of view than the indoor camera. You can control it to maximize the field of view by panning, tilting, and zooming.

    Ideally you want to place the PTZ Camera in larger rooms that require a greater field of view to see them in their entirety. Again, the PTZ Camera is not meant to be used outside.

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    Wireless Outdoor Camera 

    The real advantage of an outdoor camera is that they are weatherproof and withstands winter and summer temperatures. The primary function is to provide video surveillance of the exterior areas of your property. Some can also see in the dark up to 40 feet.

    Ideally you want to place an Outdoor Wireless Camera in your backyard, driveway or sidewalk leading to your front door. It is unnecessary for indoor uses.

    One of our security consultants can talk to you about the camera that is right for your security plan. Call 1-800-265-5317 or JUST CLICK HERE.