michelle c asked:


I am looking for a no contracts apartment home security system.

Theres only one entrance to our apartment as we’re on level 2, so the door is the one place that needs covering; I’m looking for something that will make a LOUD noise when the door is opened after I have set the alarm to ‘on’.

This may take the form of a laser beam or something similar?

I do have a cat - if she is likely to set it off at night, its not a problem to keep her away in the bathroom, but pls can you state whether the cat would/wouldn’t set the alarm off.

Thanks!!!

Madison

pepper asked:


Our new house has a preinstalled Brinks home system. After searching reviews, it appears they are a hit/miss in terms of customer complaints and complements. Does anyone have any honest opinions and stories about who is a better home security system provider. Thanks.
Who is a better home security company to go with, ADT, Brinks or some other firm? Any good stories and suggestions?

Eric

ckaadev asked:


I have a new Home Security Motion Detector that I plan to install in my driveway. The detector has white/black wires, but I only have a regular electric outlet that I can get power from. Is there a way to install it using my outlet ?

Mia

Mr SmoothHead asked:


What do I need for a basic home security system.

I don’t want anything elaborate as I live in a “safe” area.

I want something like a remote operated button that my elderly mom can push in an event someone breaks in. A loud alarm that will go off both inside and outside to “scare” any robbers and alert her neighbors.

Elizabeth

tatum h asked:


i want to know what a target market would be for home security systems, and how to reach them other that door to door

Nicholas

Mike B asked:


I recently installed a wireless home security systems (ADT), and now I am noticing a clicking emanating from my home theater system. I am wondering if it is caused by the new security, and if so, how can I fix it?

A bit of detail on the clicking: it is similar to, but not the same as, the phone interference caused by certain (GSM) phones.

Alexander

mgr 452 asked:


I know the major alarm company would not monitor the home if you quit paying the bill or cancel service, but I think the actual sensors which are installed along with the in home hidden siren would still work. I’m asking this because the city in which I live does not send the police anymore to a home where the home security alarm has gone off. A rent a cop will be sent instead to the home, and then, if they see the house has been broken into, they call the real police. By that time your entire home could be cleaned out.

Alyssa