4 Types of Home Security Systems to Keep Your Home Safe

Having a security system plays an important role in the safety of your home. A proven study shows that burglars are 100% more likely to break into a home that doesn’t have a security system. Therefore, you must have one to protect yourself, your family, and your property from being a target.

A security system will help you monitor the activities in your home. It will give you a warning of a potential danger that gives you ample time to prepare and contact the authorities in case of imminent danger. It is a great tool to keep your family safe from danger. That’s why it is vital to choose the right one that fits your needs. 

Here are the 4 Types of Home Security Systems to Keep Your Home Safe

  • Monitored Security System 

This kind of system is one of the most popular security systems among homeowners. It is professionally monitored by authorized personnel to oversee the security of your home. This system works when there is an unusual event that triggers your alarm, a representative will inform you to verify the situation, then call the authorities on your behalf if needed. This type of system will give you the confidence that you are in the “safe hands” of a  trusted professional. 

  • Unmonitored Security Systems

Unmonitored systems or local alarm is the most basic type of alarm system you can get for protecting your home. This system works when an alarm is triggered by emitting a loud noise around your property. It is to scare a burglar and get the attention of your neighbors or people nearby to alert the authorities of an emergency. 

This system includes motion sensors on your doors and windows, which can be installed by yourself or a professional. You can connect it to apps on your phone that will allow you to monitor the situation remotely. 

  • Wired Security Systems

The most traditional type of alarm is the wired security system. It has been widely used for many years because it provides a more reliable connection than wireless ones. This system includes a control panel with wired sensors and motion detectors. These wires connect every sensor and entry point in your home. When installing a wired system, it is advisable to hire a professional to install them for you. 

One of the advantages of using a wired security system is that it runs on electricity rather than batteries. Also, in case of power failure, they typically have battery backups that keep operating during blackouts and can run for a few more hours. 

  • Wireless Security Alarm Systems

The wireless alarm system is similar to a wired system except for the absence of a wire. This system uses a control panel and sets of sensors to built-in radio frequency transmitters. When a sensor or motion detector goes off, the alarm sounds. This type of alarm is portable and great for people who like to move around. It also allows you to monitor it remotely using your mobile phone. 


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