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Archive for the ‘Home Protection’ Category

Keeping Burglars at Bay

Monday, June 2nd, 2008

Burglars are cowards. They may want to steal your valuables, but they do not want confrontation. That is why they watch homes for days on end, trying to figure out the behaviors of the occupants. They want to steal from you when you are not home to confront them.

In order to defeat the burglar, you need devices that will draw attention to him, causing the cowardly crook to run away in shame, rather than continue his crime. There are several products you can buy to arm your home so it can protect itself while you are away.

Wireless Alarms

Wireless alarms are inexpensive to buy and easy to install. They offer you the same protections of more expensive, hard wired alarm systems at a fraction of the price. Like expensive alarms, they utilize infrared technology to detect movement inside the home.

Magnetic Door and Window Alarms

Any magnetic door and window alarm is easy to install. It monitors magnetic affinity between the piece installed on the frame and the other piece installed on the door or window pane. If the connection is broken, the alarm will sound. These are great for sliding doors and windows that are otherwise difficult to protect.

Glass Breakage Alarm

Many of us fear a burglar will just break a window to get inside our homes. Now you can prevent such a thing from happening to your home with a glass breakage alarm. This alarm will monitor vibrations and sound an ear piercing noise as soon as the glass begins to shake, scaring your burglar away.

Dual Function Door Security Bar

The handy dual function door security bar serves double duty protecting your home from intruders. It can be used to block a sliding door, or placed under a doorknob to prevent the door from being opened. It also compacts down to fit in a suitcase, and can be used to provide you with additional room security whenever you travel.

By taking just a few precautions and adding personal safety devices to your home that will alarm when activated, you can scare off the cowardly burglar so he runs from your neighborhood – or at least picks on someone else.

Protecting Yourself Against Intruders

Monday, March 24th, 2008

As criminals become more and more brazen, it is just as important to be able to protect yourself inside your home as it is when you are away. No longer can we assume criminals will not try to invade our personal spaces while we are occupying them. This applies equally to your house or apartment, college dorm room, or hotel rooms.

Preventing an intruder from breaking in

Luckily there are several personal protection devices, such as wireless alarms that use infrared technology to detect motion, to ear piercing screecher alarms that can be used to signal for help, which are easy to use and affordable.

For protection at home, begin by keeping intruders where they belong – on the street. The dual function door security bar can be used to brace any door by placing it beneath the knob, or can be used as a stopper in the track of any sliding door. This portable device can easily be carried in a suitcase for use in hotel rooms. Using a dual function door security bar keeps your home secure, sending a would-be burglar packing.

Small, wireless alarms can be mounted easily on doors and windows to warn of an intruder trying to enter the home. Magnetic door and window alarms sense magnetic affinity, and will emit an ear piercing shriek if the magnetic connection is broken. Specially designed glass breakage alarms sense vibrations in the glass door or window and will sound before the intruder can get in. Wireless alarms can be used to protect any room, and infrared technology will sense any movement in the room, causing a deafening alarm to sound.

If an intruder gets inside…

A good wireless alarm should be enough to dissuade any intruder from entering your home, hotel room, or college dorm. If an intruder does sneak past your security system, though, there are a few things you should be aware of to protect yourself.

If possible, run outside and go somewhere safe, where you can call for help. If you fear the intruder may follow you, carry a small, portable alarm such as the ear piercing screecher alarm. When activated, the shrill blast is instantly recognized as a call for help and can be heard up to one-quarter mile away – enough to scare off any bad guy. Immediately head to safety and notify the police.