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COMMAND STATION:

This attractive countertop console speaks to you in plain English. Giving audible voice instructions that assures your system is operating properly at all times. By simply pushing the Status button you can be notified of an open door or window, low battery, etc. The internal siren will activate immediately to let an unwanted intruder know they have selected the wrong home.

ONE BUTTON ARMING:

You arm your system by pushing a single button. The Peacekeeper comes with entry/exit delays at the doors you select, and you can also put these same doors you select, and you can also put these same doors and windows on instant alert with the push of a single button.

DOOR CHIME:

The system will, at your request, act as a door chime. Should your child try to slip out a door unattended, the system can be programmed to page you.

PAGER FEATURE:

The system has a pager feature. Should your child not return from school at the proper time and turn off the system, the system can be programmed to page you.

ADDITIONAL USER CODES:

The system allows you to input additional user codes for your baby-sitter, housekeeper, neighbor, relatives, etc.

24-HOUR EMERGENCY BUTTON:

You have access to an emergency panic button that allows you to summon help 24 hours a day.

BATTERY BACK-UP:

In the event of a power failure your Command Station will automatically convert from AC to DC.

FULLY SUPERVISED (SELF-TESTING):

Each module in your security system communicates (or reports in) regularly to the Command Station by sending a signal. In the event a module does not report in, the Status Button (see next bullet) on your system will light up. This informs you that your Command Station has some important information to share with you.

STATUS BUTTON:

Your Status Button is part of your product on-site communication system. If the Status Button is lit... you simply press the button and your Command Station will notify you if a particular module needs battery replacement, or if there has been an activation in your absence, etc.

ADDITIONAL MATERIALS:

Your system comes with a warning sign for your front yard and three warning stickers to deter criminals, as well as an Installation/Demonstration Video to help you install and operate The Peacekeeper®.

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Having a wireless alarm system installed in your home is one of the best ways in implementing home security. Wireless alarm system has two ways of transmitting its connection. It is either connected by radio frequency or infrared light rays. Wireless home alarm systems can either be monitored or unmonitored. Monitored wireless alarm systems transmit signals to a monitoring station of the security company as the alarm is triggered. More often these alarms are not audible. In unmonitored wireless alarm systems, a very loud alarm (more often a siren with flashing lights) is set off but does not notify any monitoring station.

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The heart of wireless security alarm systems is the control panel, which is usually located on the basement or on a hidden panel. In wireless alarm systems, the doors and windows are installed with two magnetic switches. One magnetic switch is installed on the door frame or window frame and another is installed on the door or window so that if the switch is moved out of its position, an alarm is triggered.

On hallways and large rooms, motion sensors are installed. However some wireless security alarm systems use infrared sensors, motion detectors or temperature sensors. Infrared sensors and temperature sensors detect body heat, while motion detectors detect movements on the room or hallway.

If any one of these sensors is triggered, a signal is then transmitted to the control panel which analyzes it to determine if the intrusion is unauthorized or not. Wireless security alarm systems use keypads to disarm or arm the system. These keypads are normally found near the main entrance.

Wireless security alarm systems have six advantages over wire security alarm systems. The first one is that wireless security systems are easy to install. You can install one yourself unlike the wired systems wherein proper installations of wires are needed. Second, you can install them anywhere since the usage of wire is not required. Third, wireless systems are flexible; unlike their wired counterparts, wherein you have to review the wiring plans before any altering of the system. Fourth, it has a cleaner look.

In a wired system, you have wires running all over the house. Fifth, wireless security alarm systems are more difficult to tamper. Wired security systems can easily become un-operational if the wires are severed intentionally or not. Lastly, wireless security alarm systems are easy to maintain. Wire security systems are bulky, hence, requires more maintenance while in a wireless security system, the only thing you need to maintain is its power supply that usually are the batteries.

Always remember to check your batteries in order for your wireless security systems to be reliable.

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There are many types of fire alarm systems readily available on the market. All types of fire alarm systems have essential function in detecting and containing fires. Some types of fire alarm systems are interfaced with an auto dialer that will automatically notify the fire department and emergency rescue personnel in an event of fire.

Click to Read about why Fire alarms also play an important factor for home security alarm systems. In fact some packages include both a burglar alarm and a fire alarm.

Wired fire alarm systems are of three types. These are the "conventional" fire alarm system, "addressable" fire alarm system and the "analogue addressable" fire alarm system.

The conventional types of fire alarm systems are composed of a number of detectors and call points. These fire detectors and call points are all wired and connected to the fire alarm system control panel by zones. These zones help identify where the fire started or where the fire is located.

An audible alarm system is also connected to the control panel which gives off an alarm (usually a very loud bell) in an event of fire
One of the other types of fire alarm systems is the addressable fire alarm system. These systems are very much the same with the conventional fire alarm system. However these systems can pinpoint the exact location of the fire, unlike the conventional system wherein the location of the fire is determined by zone.

The control panel of this fire alarm system is programmed to provide specific information when a particular detector is activated. The sounders or audible alarms of these systems are similar to the conventional ones.

Analogue addressable fire alarm systems are more recognized as "The Intelligent Fire Alarm" type of system. There is also a number of types of analogue fire alarm system determined by operational procedure. Analogue fire alarm systems are more complex and consist of more components than the other types of fire alarm systems. This is to determine and avoid false fire alarms from occurring.

Some fire alarm systems have fire sprinkler systems, automatic detection system, evacuation system and environmental monitoring. The fire sprinkler system prevents the fire from burning out of control. Most of the time, the sprinkler system puts out the fire. The automatic detection system is composed of smoke and heat sensors which detects the fire. The evacuation system is composed of horn strobes, strobe units and manual pull stations. These are designed to set off audible and visual warnings. The environmental monitoring system is an alternative type of fire detection system. These systems use the standard fire devices and are wired and connected to environmental sensors.

Always consult the local fire prevention agency if you need advice on what type of fire alarm system you want to install in your home or establishment.

The first ever alarm system was a burglar alarm. This door alarm system was a straightforward device; the circuit consists only of a power, a solenoid gong to serve as the alarm, the switch or the trigger. In an era where inventions and discoveries are taking place one after the other, the alarm system was surprisingly received warmly, even though major inventions such as the telephone did also take place.

Though Edwin Holmes' door alarm system is somewhat primitive compared with today's technology, it is still surprisingly effective. The design flaws of the door alarm system make it a bit unreliable but if you are interested, read on as I detail how to put together your own door alarm system.

Note that this little DIY (do-it-yourself) exercise needs elementary electricity skill. You should know also the dangers of naked lines and electrical hazards.

Choose a switch. The suitable one is a press switch. To help you illustrate, study the door switch of a refrigerator. When you open the door, the light goes on, right. The circuit we are going to make is exactly the same, except our resistor wont be a light bulb but instead a buzzer. So choose a press switch that completes the circuit when the button is released. If your not sure, ask the help of the proprietor of the hardware store.

Now choose a buzzer. The buzzer is purely your choice. It could be a standard 'BUZZ' or a subtle 'Ding-Dong' as long as it is loud enough to be heard for it to be useful.

Now, choose another switch. This switch is used in setting the device on. Because without it, your door will constantly alarm whenever somebody passes through the door.

Connect the circuit. Start first by choosing a spot for the buzzer. The best place for you to place the buzzer would be in the stairs area or the junction of two rooms (if it's a one story house). Attach the trigger switch to the doorframe, basically just like the refrigerator device. In most cases you have to extract a piece of the wood to have a place for your switch. Close the circuit by attaching to a power supply.

Remember to turn off the power before working. Attach first the wire to the alarm, then to the 'trigger' switch then to the 'control' on-off switch then lastly to the buzzer. Attach the circuit to the power lastly. Check the connection, if you have a tester its time to use it now. Check everything thoroughly before putting the power back on.

When activated the door alarm system will buzz every time the door is open. Now you see the flaw. It only takes the intruder to close the door for the alarm to silence. But still, in most cases. The alarm should jolt everyone to wakefulness.