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HOW
TO SELECT A BURGLAR ALARM Burglars dislike
noise--it attracts attention. A barking dog is the best deterrent in
preventing burglaries. However, a watch dog cannot always be depended
upon. Some professional burglars have been known to carry delectable
"dog snacks" in their pockets--and with a full stomach, some watch
dogs make friends easily and forget their purpose of guarding the premises.
The most reliable safe-guard to protect your home and possessions is a reliable
alarm. Many types of
burglar alarms can be obtained for residential use. It is advisable,
however, that basic hardware security measures be followed first. If
additional security is desired, the following recommendations could be helpful
1. Obtain
estimates from three alarm companies, notifying each of this procedure. Don't depend
entirely upon an alarm system to protect you--be sure to use proper locking
devices. Any alarm system should include:
A. A
battery-powered fail-safe back-up SECONDARY
BARRIER
Mace Motion Alert is a passive infrared system that detects motion in any selected area. Compact and attractive, it mounts easily (vertically or horizontally) near any entry area and is battery operated, eliminating any need for wiring. Unit can be coded with a personal security code and can be set to utilize a two-tone entry chime, instead of the alarm sound. Mounting screws and AC connector included. 9-volt battery not included. $34.95 each
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