What to look for when buying an alarm system!

• Always buy with more zone capability in case you want to upgrade. Rule of thumb, count how many windows and doors you want to install. If the alarm system can cater all the zone independently, then you will need to group up. This is crucial if you later want to check back where is your weak point in your home.
• Buy with LCD Display in order for you to check which point of break-in
• Buy with Time and date in order for you to check the time and date of break in for your police report.
• Buy with voice module in order to listen to which zone triggered. This is crucial when a break in is triggered, you will need to know which point of break-in in order to inform the police or security.

Home Alarm Tip

In view of the increasing crime rate, here's a good tip that I got
from a friend..originated from a neighborhood watch coordinator.

"When someone is trying to get into your house, or if you hear a
noise outside your house, " keep your car keys next to your bed on
the night stand and just press the panic alarm on your car. It will
go off from almost anywhere from inside your house and it will keep
honking until your battery runs down, or until you reset it with
the button on the key chain."

A lot of burglars will cut your telephone line before breaking in
so this is a real good idea.

Could save your life.