Smart Home Security Installations

*Increased System Securement. Wireless systems have no wires to cut, making it more difficult to disable and bypass. Wired systems usually collect recordings and data at the same location/premises making them more accessible where as wireless systems store recordings via an online account or cloud. With battery backups, and cloud data storage there is added protection in the event of a fire, power outage, or other events that could disrupt or disable a traditional wired system.

*System Flexibility. Not all home areas and events require full-time coverage, wireless systems allow you to move and re-position different components of the system with ease.

*System Scalability. Wired systems have built in limitations when it comes to compatibility with other security systems and products. Wireless systems make it easier to scale up your security system if additional cameras, sensors and alarms are desired.

*Smarter Systems. Advancing technology in “Smart” features, from video doorbells to advanced remote viewing and alarm notifications, is quickly changing how we monitor and protect our homes and loved ones.

*Cost-Effective. Effective security doesn’t come cheap, but many of the advantages offered by wireless solutions including ease of installation, effective monitoring, and remote diagnostics help to keep costs much lower than traditional wired systems.