Home Security DIY

July 27, 2010 at 7:01 AM | Posted in Custom Products | Leave a comment
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When our security bill was close to 800 bucks, we decided to stop two of our security contracts. Because we couldn’t afford them any more. One was from ADT a local security company, another one was private security assistance service. We are still continuing our community security service. Economic is on the downturn, lot of people are losing their jobs or suffering the cutting-down salary just like we do. Security around the neighborhood is also badly affected by the slow economy. To keep our home safe, my husband and I did a lot of work. Here I like to introduce some really working ideas for creating a better home security while I can assure it works greater than hiring a security company:

First, if you don’t own an alarm system inside the house, here is the solution. There are lots of different kinds of infrared detectors sold on the market. You can buy several ones and install at least one piece at each room. They are easy to install and use, no technical confusion involved. Everyone can do it. I like to hide alarm speakers nearby the windows. They will make the loudest alarm sound and it will make sure the wholesale street neighbors can be altered if there is any incidents happen to your house. This is the cheapest way to own an alarm system and get protection from neighbors. Our neighborhood is very friendly community, it works well.

Second, if you admire the CCTV surveillance camera, here is another way to get you the same results. My sister brought me a hanging decor; actually it is a door keeper. Without careful look, I never noticed there is camera inside. We putted it onto our front gate, I used to feel uncomfortable to use it check my doorway. But I have to admit it is the best gadget I ever had. I wish you all of you can find one like mine, I think a lot of people call it as hidden cameras.

Third, set up some cheap IP cameras for inside the house. We have monthly subscripted internet. IP cameras are what we love to use to monitor inside house 24hours. Webcams are also fine, plug them onto the computers, and don’t forget to install good recording software onto your computers. We like to keep our ones opening all the time; they consume a little bit electricity, and we don’t need to worry the high electricity bill. And computers have to be open too, because the computer does all the video recording work. We find IP cameras are much fancier: our newest one even has a slot to input the SIM card. It pairs with our cell phones; we can see the live videos of our home right on our phones.

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Author: Bonnie Hekker http://www.dropshippers.co.za/Home-Security-Gadget.html
About Bonnie Hekker: Bonnie Hekker is a working mom. She and her family, husband Raúl Hekker, two kids are staying a three bedroom house near Paarl, Western Cape. Improving community security in their neighborhood gave her so much inspiration on home security DIY.