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Observations On Home Alarm Systems.

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You always need to balance the usability of the system and loss of confidence from frequent false alarms.

At night in a typical UK 3 bedroom, 2 storey house it is highly likely you will be awoken by an intruder causing ground floor circuits to be activated. Its highly unlikely in the dark that entry will be effected via a 1st floor bedroom, although a full RA will always help, as will perimeter protection such as vipers on windows above flat roofs, contacts on opening windows, etc...

So I have no issue with the typical 'omit landing pir at night' type scenario.

So, I've decided to take my work back underground.... to stop it falling into the wrong hands

 

I will post my full specs for the House Alarm and/or CCTV system if anyone whats it :)

Please, along with address and ideally a code if you don't mind. thanks.

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.


"....frequent false alarms..."  So where are these frequent false alarms coming from and who's fault (if any) are those false alarms.... Operator error due to inadequate information given by the installing company...poorly sourced equipment..or a questionable RA ? At one time there was a 'three strikes and you're out' system whereby the police withdrew response after three false alarms.
 

Thats what the cheese toastie wants you to think, but we know the truth.

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