HomeSafe Wireless Security System-Multi Function Protection

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The HomeSafe wireless security system is a multifunction system that includes an auto dialer, a loud alarm, a motion sensor and a window/door sensor. The auto dialer can dial up to five pre-programmed phone numbers. The main base control unit has a programmable keypad and 105 dB alarm.

If motion is detected by the motion sensor, which has a range up to 8 yards, or the window/door sensor detects activity, a signal is sent to the base unit sounding the alarm and dialing the first of five preset phone numbers. There is a remote control to arm or disarm the unit that includes a panic button for the alarm.

The HomeSafe Wireless Security System can handle up to 14 additional sensors, making it one of the most versatile home security systems in the marketplace.

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Home Security Tips-The Real Value Of Neighborhood Watch-Safety Tip Of The Week

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Last week I attended some training for the neighborhood watch program where I am block Captain for my building. The lead trainer, who is a volunteer, talked a lot about home security issues in general safety issues affecting the city-namely the shortage of police officers in the current budget crisis.

He pointed out the importance of the neighborhood watch program, especially now with fewer police officers on the payroll. He told us that burglaries for example were up 10% in the city last year and so far this year were up 15%-one of the few areas of crime that’s on the increase.

We talked about some ideas that could be used to help improve your home security. Right at the top of the list were motion activated spotlights and security cameras. Our trainer told us that real security cameras can be expensive and that Fake Security Cameras were a viable alternative.

I found out that the local police department does training classes for both personal security and home security depending on availability of officers. They will even do a home safety audit.

He recommends keeping some Self Defense Products located around the house in case of a home invasion.

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Home Security: Home Or Car Vandalism-How To Catch The Bad Guys

Vandalism is “willful or malicious destruction or defacement of public or private property.”

According to statistics from the Bureau of Justice, graffiti is still the most common type of vandalism. It does billions of dollars in damage every year and contributes to the poor financial condition of almost every major city in the country. Most “taggers” as they are called are males between the ages of 12 and 21 who belonged to a gang.

If graffiti is removed within 24 to 48 hours, that is key to successful prevention. When it comes to home security, vandalism to your car or home is more the issue. What may seem like a slight “key” job is major car vandalism.

Nothing can devalue your home faster than graffiti or vandalism to your home or
in your neighborhood. Defacing private property is another low risk crime-right up there with home burglary.

If you are under the misguided impression that police can protect you against vandalism, that just isn’t realistic. They may not even be able to catch the guys that did it, much less prevent it. The only ways you can catch vandals doing damage to your home is to catch them red-handed or have video proof.

The costs of vandalism escalate every year. This year it is estimated to reach $20 billion in damage to public and private property. Many cities cannot afford to repair the damage done because of budget constraints. Colorado Springs is such a city. Recently a terrible accident occurred on a stretch of I 25 that runs thru the city. That particular stretch of highway is dangerous anyhow, but especially at night.

Several months ago vandals stole the copper out of dozens of street lights along that section of road making the lights inoperable. The city claims it can’t afford to repair them making the roadway even more dangerous.

Vandalism to your home or car can be very expensive too. Here’s a way to catch the bad guys. It is the Video Patrol Home Security Camera. It is designed for outdoor use and can withstand any inclement weather. It is an inexpensive outdoor security camera.

The video patrol outdoor security camera can take 75 minutes of motion activated video or 26,000 still photos. It is effective up to 23 feet away, but does not have night vision capability. To take pictures at night you need motion activated spotlights, for example. All videos and photos are date/time stamped. It uses a 2 GB SD card to record the images but will support up to an 8 GB card. It is one of the most effective tools you can get to catch the bad guys doing car vandalism too.

The pan and tilt Home Security Camera can act to prevent home invasions and home burglary.

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