There
is nothing more effective against breaking and entering than a clearly
marked perimeter burglary alarm system. Through the use of motion
detectors, door and window contacts, shock sensors, glass break detectors
and infrared beam-break detectors can make your home or business more
secure against intrusion. Fire detection devices, silent alarm buttons,
wireless access devices, bill-traps, carbon monoxide detectors, rise-of-temperature
sensors and other devices can be connected to an alarm system for
added protection.
Security Systems Statistics (courtesy of the National Burglar &
Fire Alarm Association):
• Homes that do not have clearly marked alarms systems are
about 3 times more likely to be broken into.
• Businesses without alarms are 4.5 times more likely to be
burglarized than business with an effective system.
• Even if a burglar does enter a building with a system in
place, the average loss is $400 less in well protected homes.
• The vast majority of police enforcement agencies believe
that burglary alarm systems deter the event of an intrusion.
• 94% of alarm system owners are satisfied with their alarm
systems.
• 81% of residential intrusions occur on the first floor.
• 12% of burglaries occur due to an unlocked entrance.
• 41% of alarmed homes that are burglarized occur because
the alarm system was not armed.
• In past years, an average of 16 people die each year due
to being trapped in a burning home that is using a burglar bar to
help prevent intrusion.
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