How to Fit a Burglar Alarm
Look at your boundaries., Identify what you want to protect., Plan your burglar alarm system., Use the best sensors you can afford., Use a loud sounder outside and a loud sounder inside. , Use a good quality control unit with a stand-by battery.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Look at your boundaries.
Can you improve your fences or hedges and gates? Examine your doors and windows, including basement hatches and the like.
These should be made reasonably secure before you even start with electronic security. -
Step 2: Identify what you want to protect.
This will be:
You(and your family).
Items of personal value(e.g. jewellery or collections not easily replaced by insurance) Your home. , Use the minimum number of sensors to cover strategic areas of your home
- for example hallways and corridors.
The fewer sensors you use, the less chance of a false alarm.
False alarms should be avoided at all costs. , One good sensor is better than 10 cheap sensors.
You will be able to rely on it. ,, The battery is very important as it will stabilise the power supply, making the system more reliable.
Replace batteries regularly. -
Step 3: Plan your burglar alarm system.
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Step 4: Use the best sensors you can afford.
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Step 5: Use a loud sounder outside and a loud sounder inside.
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Step 6: Use a good quality control unit with a stand-by battery.
Detailed Guide
Can you improve your fences or hedges and gates? Examine your doors and windows, including basement hatches and the like.
These should be made reasonably secure before you even start with electronic security.
This will be:
You(and your family).
Items of personal value(e.g. jewellery or collections not easily replaced by insurance) Your home. , Use the minimum number of sensors to cover strategic areas of your home
- for example hallways and corridors.
The fewer sensors you use, the less chance of a false alarm.
False alarms should be avoided at all costs. , One good sensor is better than 10 cheap sensors.
You will be able to rely on it. ,, The battery is very important as it will stabilise the power supply, making the system more reliable.
Replace batteries regularly.
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