An alarm system is conprised primarily of three main parts.
Inputs - Control System - Outputs
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Inputs can be sensors like :
- Door or window switches
- Motion Detectors
- Glass Break Sensors
- Alarmed Window Screens
- Photo Electric Beams
- Smoke Detectors
- Heat Detectors
- Carbon Monoxide Detectors
- Others
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Inputs can also be like :
- Temperature
- Time of Day
- Key fob Button
- Alarm Keypad Keys
- Phone or Computer Commands
- Alarm Conditions
- Others
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The Control System is the brains.
It can be:
- Wired
- Wireless
- Stand Alone
- Integrated
- Basic
- Advanced
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Outputs can be :
- Police Dispatch
- Sirens
- Beeping at Keypad
- Messages at Keypad
- Audible Voice Alerts
- Strobe Lights
- House lights on
- Phone Message
- E-Mail
- Others
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First we make sure all the doors & windows are closed.
Then the system is set (armed) with a command or code.
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The system arms and gives a delay to allow you to exit.
This is called the exit delay.
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When you return and open the door to enter,
a sounder reminds you to disarm the system.
The entry delay has now started.
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Enter your code in time and the system disarms.
Well done !
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But what about if:
- ...a door or window can't be closed ?
- ...an alarm sensor triggers the alarm while I'm gone ?
- .. I don't disarm the alarm in time ?
- ...I don't have a phone land line ?
- ...if power to my system goes out ?
- ...If a wireless sensors battery goes out ?
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- you can easily bypass or force arm until it can be fixed.
- The system will reset and automatically re-arm.
- It's ok. The monitoring will call you for a secret password before sending the police.
- We have GSM monitoring.
- Our systems have a battery backup.
- Our systems alert you when batteries get low, with plenty of time to replace them.
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If you have other questions, please call us to get answers at 214-773-7135 or:
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