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Helping you choose a security system that meets your protection needs. When it comes to home security systems, you have plenty of choices. From choosing what equipment to use to whether or not to use a monitored system tend to be two of the biggest considerations when designing a home security system that gives you peace of mind. Fortunately, we are here to guide and educate you about the various security products and build you the right system to secure your home and family.

Control Panel

This is the “brains” of the entire house alarm system. Typically, the control panel is hidden from plain sight – located in the back of a closet or in your garage – and is connected to all other alarm components including a standard phone line.

Security Keypad

These are installed inside the main entrance of your home and allow you and your family to activate and deactivate the system with the push of a few buttons. A digital display notes whether the system is armed or disarmed. Additional keypads can be set up and installed in other locations throughout your home – either by another exit or in a master bedroom so you can trigger if if you hear an intruder while in the house.

Door & Window Contacts

These magnetic devices are placed along door jams and window frames and trigger the alarm system when opened.

Glassbreak Sensors

Also referred to as “audio discrimination,” these sensors convert the acoustic shock waves of glass breaking into an electrical signal that will activate the security system.