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Home Monitoring SystemsHome security monitoring involves an alarm system that goes beyond sending out a visual alert or audio alarm locally. A monitored system assumes that there is the opportunity for a threat analysis, sometimes by closed-circuit cameras, wireless web-cams, or motion sensors.Advertiser Links
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Self-Monitored Systems alert the owner (or designated individuals) that an alarm has been triggered. An example of a self-monitored alarm would be a telephone dialer. A dialer connects with programmed phone numbers depending upon the alarm and plays a pre-recorded message. Continuously Monitored Systems provide more effective and reliable monitoring than a self-monitored system. These systems will trigger an alarm even if the phone lines go down. Audible alarms ring and a security monitoring center sends police to check on the emergency. Today, carefully situated monitoring devices are effective and relatively inexpensive. A properly positioned web-cam can record use of your front entryway, or monitor a playroom to keep an eye on children. For more information about home monitoring and to reach some of the leading manufacturers of home security products, check out the shopping links in the box above. |