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Alarm Systems
Home and family are our two most important
possessions. An alarm system can be an effective
deterrent to problems that threaten them.There
are three types of alarm systems; oftentimes,
you will find many of the features offered
together.
Security Alarms
Security alarms are designed to detect, deter
and document intrusions to your home or property.
They can be as simple as detecting the opening
of a door or window; they also can be very
complex, using a system of motion detectors,
lights, cameras, and more. Click here to learn more.
Fire, Smoke, and Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Fire and smoke detectors have
become required
in many communities because of
their proven
ability to save lives. In recent
years, the
attention to the hazards of carbon
monoxide
poisoning from malfunctioning
furnaces and
stoves and from space heaters
have encouraged
the installation of these detectors
as well.
Click here to learn more.
Medical Alarms
Designed mainly for the elderly and people
with severe medical conditions, these alarms
usually consist of a remote control in the
form of a pendant and a base station hooked
to the telephone line. In an emergency, a
person can summon help by pressing a button
on the pendant or base station. Click here to learn more.
Pool Alarms
Accidental drownings can be avoided by sounding
an alert when someone enters your pool. Click here to learn more about pool alarms
Mold and Radon Testing
Homes in western mountain states
and New
England should be tested for
the presence
of high concentrations of radioactive
radon
gas. Click here to learn more about radon testing. If your house has had water damage, is subjected
to periods of high humidity, or has a moldy
smell, consider getting a mold detection kit. |
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