Home Security-Low Cost Alarms That Work
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Home Security: Affordable Alarms That Work
Summary
Affordable home security alarms can be as effective as pricier systems, keeping intruders at bay without straining your finances. The goal is to deter intruders, not to empty your wallet.Keywords
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For most people, their home is their most significant investment. As of 2006, the median price for a home was $231,000. While everyone insures their house and car, surprisingly, more people have alarms for their cars than for their homes. This discrepancy doesn't make much sense.
Home security alarms often bring to mind expensive systems and monitoring services that can cost $70 or more each month. In New Mexico, one security company is even hiring ex-police officers to respond to alarm calls because police response times are too slow. While monitored systems are undoubtedly effective, the question remains: is there a budget-friendly way to secure your home?
Cost can certainly be a barrier, but many affordable home security options work just as well, depending on the risk level in your area. The primary goal is to prevent burglaries?"to stop intruders from entering your home.
Consider a recent event in Colorado Springs where a woman's barking dogs alerted her to an intruder, potentially saving her life. While not everyone can or should have a dog, several inexpensive alternatives can offer similar protection.
The most straightforward and affordable alarms are those triggered by opening a window or door, setting off a 110-decibel alarm. Other systems use infrared technology to detect motion and activate an alarm. There's even a device that mimics the sound of a barking dog when it senses movement from 30 feet away, increasing in volume and frequency as the intruder gets closer.
Another appealing option is a motion-activated system that detects movement up to 1000 feet away. It provides alerts if someone approaches your driveway, backyard, or patio and can even trigger a floodlight in designated areas, monitoring up to six zones.
With numerous affordable home security alarms available, there's no need to risk such a valuable investment. Explore the options, and find the one that best suits your home without breaking the bank.
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