Key Fobs and Security Systems

14.11.09

Key Fobs and Security Systems

Since prices for home security products have come down through the years, the key fob is a device that is included with many of the security system packages that are offered today. Basically, it is a key chain remote that can be programmed for different applications. Usually it is used to arm and disarm a system upon entering and exiting a home. But, the buttons can be programmed for different uses. Depending on the system, it can be used as a medical alert device, silent emergency alarm or to turn lights on and off. The system that IAM has started marketing and will soon be added to their web site, comes with the key fob, 2 wireless door/window contacts, a wireless motion detector, key pad and panel all extras needed for installation for $199.95.

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