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Tuesday, February 05, 2008

How to select a Burglar Alarm

Hello friends,

Here is your February 2008 edition of Sherwood Locksmithing'sSecurity eZine.
This months Newsletter deals with Burglar Alarms.
As always, We hope you find the following article helpful.
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HOW TO SELECT A BURGLAR ALARM

Burglars dislike noise - it attracts attention. A barking dog is a good deterrent in preventing burglaries. However, never totally depend on a watch dog. 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 safeguard 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. Have a home demonstration with the alarm done in your home, not at their office.
2. An audible alarm is recommended over silent alarms for residential use in order to first - protect persons and secondly - property.

A RELIABLE ALARM SHOULD INCLUDE:

A. A battery-powered fail-safe backup.
B. A rearming capability and siren timer shut-off.
C. Read-out ability to check working system.
D. Siren sounding device that can be installed on exterior of home to alert neighbors of possible intrusion.

When shopping for an alarm system, please take this list with you.

SECONDARY BARRIER
If the value of small personal items warrants protection, a secondary barrier is an additional safeguard. On a hinging closet door, install a 1" deadbolt lock. Store your jewelry, furs, cameras, guns, silverware and other valuables behind this barrier. Be sure to "pin" the hinges and disguise the door as best as possible. ===============================================================
Get Rid of Those Sleepless Nights Once & For All With Additional Home Protection
Big Jammer-Big Jammer is a strong 20 gauge steel adjustable door brace that installs easily under a door knob and provides added security for home or business. Adjusts to fit most hinged doors. End caps can be removed to allow for use on sliding glass doors as well. Clean, baked enamel finish makes it attractive for in-house use

Window Alert-Mace Window Alert is a 95 decibel glass breakage alarm that attaches to windows and is set off by vibrations if someone tries to break through. Installs easily on any window. Solid, state-of-the-art design. Most of the time Batteries are included.

Slide Away Alarm-This compact, attractive alarm uses magnetic affinity to initiate its 110 decible siren. The base of the alarm is bolted to door or window frame, the actuator is connected to the window or door. The alarm is activated by opening the door or window. Great for any door or window, particularly those hard to protect sliding glass doors. It Requires 3 lithium button cell batteries and most of the time they should be included. ==================================================================
For any questions concerning the above article, please feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,

Thomas "Trapper" Sherwood
I can be reached at:
615 355-5886
http://www.sherwoodlocksmithing.com/
tom@sherwoodlocksmithing.com
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