DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Cellular Home Security Systems

29.6.10

DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Cellular Home Security Systems

It times past, it was an incredible feat to install your own alarm system. But, with the new wireless systems and pre-programmed panels like the GE Simon (cell or land line) available from companies like Interstate Alarm Monitoring www.interstatealarmmonitoring.com , the task is easy enough most anyone could put it in. Since all the devices can be wireless, no complex, tangled web of wires need to be run in and through the house. Motion detectors, glass break detectors, CO2 detectors, flood detectors as well as door and window contacts can all be purchased wireless. Of course, the control panel needs to have the ability to receive the signal from the devices. And many of today's systems have control panels with receiving modules. IAM sells a system with the keypad/control panel with a receiving module, 2 wireless door/window contacts, a wireless motion detector and keyfob for medical alert, panic and easy access control for $249.97! Monitoring is only $10.77 per month. This has to be the best deal ever offered in the home security industry. Go cellular for $449.97!

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$10.77 per month - High Quality, 24/7 Monitoring

Interstate Alarm Monitoring.com provides central station alarm monitoring to homes across the nation with new installation technology. From our central station: "Our systems are so advanced and so fast, that we have been selected to provide monitoring services at many Government sites, including the United States Secret Service". And now the ability to program a homeowner's security system remotely is now possible. Without the need for a truck and technician to go to a customer home, security systems can be programmed to interface with the central monitoring station from IAM's office location. This new process provides huge savings and keeps IAM's overhead costs at a minimum. And the savings are passed on to the customer. Over 250,000 customer's trust their homes to highly trained operators working in the central station. Available 24/7, they monitor for signals coming from homes and businesses. The central station provides full dispatch capabilities. This means they are able to determine what causes an alarm to go off. Depending on the type of system in the home, the operator can tell the type of device that sent the signal. It could be a fire, smoke, or a door that was broken down that triggered an alarm. It could be CO2 levels are too high or a silent signal was sent could mean someone is experiencing a home invasion. Most licensed central stations, like IAM's, are designed and managed in the same fashion. Only Interstate Alarm Monitoring offers the most reasonable and lowest price.