How Can I Make Our Residence Safer For Our Family?

What can I do to make my home safer now that I am a family man? I used to resort to window bars and double locks to shore up my condo unit but I need to do better than rudimentary security gadgets to alleviate my intensified fears.

A breeze to hang on the back door handle, the 98 dB Door Guard Alarm with Flashlight commenced my hunt for family security products. Its vibration detector sparks off an alarm for 20 to 30 seconds if the door even quivers.

The Auto Dialer with Safety Alarm solved my problem of what can I do to make my home safer since obtaining a sizable house. It calls through to 5 preset numbers and rings any of a 102 dB siren or chime if motion is discerned at the dining area.

The entrance way is bolstered by the Electronic Barking Dog Alarm. When its radar eyes senses activity through walls or glass within 20 feet, it barks like an actual angry dog, louder and more frequently as the motion draws closer.

As for what can I do to make my home safer for my youngsters, I positioned the 101 dB Glass Breakage Alarm upstairs. Even metal and wood are not spared from its shock activated alert.

The home office containing money safes is buttressed by the HomeSafe Wireless Home Security System with double detectors. Motion within 8 yards and vibration for 250 feet triggers an alarm plus the auto calling of until 5 preset numbers.

Looking for what can I do to make my home safer outside such as at the deck, I found the 110 dB Intruder Alarm with RF Remote Control. Via 3 radio frequencies, it lets me run numerous vibration detecting window and door alarms remotely.

The playroom takes advantage of the passive infrared technology applied by another of my family security products. Equipped with a mounting bracket, the Mini Alert Alarm is tripped once an unseen triangular fence is crossed.