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Zone Coverage PointsIf your security system only has one or two security zones, then you need to make sure they're optimally positioned to cover all security vulnerabilities that matter. If you're efficient, you may be able to cover a doorway, window and stairway with just one sensor if that part of the house is a keypoint of travel through the house. Key Security Zones Advertiser Links
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The areas below are the portals to your home, and therefore the most likely access points for a burglar. Don't forget that your basement windows are vulnerable access points to yourhome as well. Many homes owners choose to bar the basement windows, but that may violate fire safety bylaws. Be sure any iron grates on your basement windows are removeable from within! These are the coverage points of your security zones. If you plan well, you may be able to cover several with one sensor. If not, you may have to utilize many security sensors. Back to security planning or ahead to do it yourself security systems. Learn more about home security. |