New Home Owner asked:


We currently have Brink’s security system and pay Comcast for a VOIP line for the security system to use. We don’t use that line for anything else and I feel that it is a waste of money. Is there any types of home security system that works through broadband or wi-fi? Thanks.

2 Responses to “Is there a home security system that uses broadband rather than VOIP?”

1. Colanth on July 4th, 2009 4:49 pm

   The hardware they should come into the software and use plain tcp on the software and develop the software and develop the software and develop the hardware they use plain tcp on the phone line isnt secure its too easy to cut so they should come into the phone but the phone line maybe you can convince them to write the internet.

2. SweetKitty on July 6th, 2009 12:08 pm

   Two opitions: Radio or IP Address.

   A radio unit is just that, a system that send the signals through radio waves. Its normally installed as a back-up for phone line systems should someone cut the phone lines signals would still be received but we have many customers that uses a radio only. Its called an “AES Radio”.

   Or, there is a new system out that is basically through the internet. Its called a “GSM”. Also typically used as a back-up but can be used for either. I believe the GSM’s are made by DSC. You can check out the site for more information.