Home Security - Facts and Myths - Aura Business Solutions - Leading Home Security, Home Automation Solutions in Kerala
Do you know 88% of break-ins occur in residential areas. 51% are victims of repeat burglary, usually occurring in the first month. 77% of all crimes are property crimes. more than 7,000 home intrusions every day – either by sneakily quiet burglars or violently loud invaders Reliable sources say up to 30 percent of all homes will be burgled or invaded at least once in the next 20 years.
The surprising fact is yet most people are careless with home defense– both in their behavior and in fortifying their homes with hardware and electronics. They rely on sheer luck that their lazy habits and flimsy hardware will protect them – but not always.
HOME INVASIONS
Burglars usually avoid occupied homes but the growing numbers of invaders actually want you at home so they can get your wallet, car keys, and hidden caches – making home invasions more lucrative than street robberies and more violent. These vicious robbers, rapists, and killers, knowing that the home itself hides the crime from neighbors and passersby.
Don’t you think these can be prevented? Yes of course, they can be prevented 100%, thanks to the state-of-the-art electronic security devices.
ALL HOME SECURITY
Break-In: most homes are easy to invade as there are many loopholes mostly in the construction of the house or the materials used for it.
Walk-In: most home intrusions are through unlocked doors, yes people sometimes forget to close doors properly.
Push-In: blindly opening the door if someone knocks. Instead of looking through peephole and/or intercom to know who's knocking.
Scam-In: believing a stranger's clever scam and opening your door, even an inch.
Mug-In: how to avoid being ambushed outside your home and ordered in.
Cracks in Security: subtle variations of Break-In, Walk-In, Push-In, Scam-In, and Mug-In home invasions.
What is a Security Alarm?
The most basic definition of any security system is found in its name. It is literally a means or method by which something is secured through a system of interworking components and devices.
In this instance, we’re talking about home security systems, which are networks of integrated electronic devices working together with a central control panel to protect against burglars and other potential home intruders.
A typical home security alarm (Burglar Alarm) includes:
• A control panel, which is the primary controller of a home’s security system
• Door and window sensors
• Motion sensors, both interior and exterior
• Wired or wireless security cameras
• A high-decibel siren or alarm
• A yard sign and window stickers.
How does a security system work?
Home security systems work on the simple concept of securing entry points into a home with sensors that communicate with a control panel or command center installed in a convenient location somewhere in the home.
The sensors are typically placed in doors that lead to and from a house as well as easily accessible windows, particularly any that open, especially those at ground level. Open spaces inside of homes can be secured with motion sensors.
Control Panel: The control panel is the computer that arms and disarms the security systems, communicates with each installed component, sounds the alarm when a security zone is breached, and communicates with an alarm monitoring company.
They typically feature a touchpad for easy programming and interaction, is where pass codes are entered to arm and disarm the system, can work on voice commands, and can be programmed to work with wireless remote controls called key fobs.
Door and Window Sensors: Door and window sensors are comprised of two parts installed adjacent to each other. One part of the device is installed on the door or window and the other on the door frame or window sill. When a door or window is closed, the two parts of the sensor are joined together, creating a security circuit.
When the security system is armed at the control panel, these sensors communicate with it by reporting that the point of entry is secure. Should a monitored door or window suddenly be opened, the security circuit is broken and the control panel interprets this as a breach of a secured zone. A high-decibel alarm is sounded and in most instances the alarm monitoring company is automatically notified.
Motion Sensors: These security components, when armed, protect a given space by creating an invisible zone that cannot be breached without sounding an alarm. These are typically used to protect rooms containing valuables, as well as areas less frequented in larger homes.
CCTV Cameras
Surveillance Cameras: Available in both wired and wireless configurations, surveillance cameras can be used in several different ways as part of an overall security system.
Typical uses include monitoring:
• Hard to see or distant areas of your property
• Remote buildings like garages, barns, and workshops
• Entry points, both exterior and interior, like garage doors and front doors.
Surveillance cameras can be accessed remotely on computers, smartphones, and tablets. They are often used in this method when homeowners are out of town, to watch for deliveries and other service personnel like caregivers and landscapers, and to monitor the arrival of children after school. They can also be used to record any security breaches, which could result in having footage of a home invasion, including a good look at the burglars and perhaps even the vehicle they drove.
High-decibel Alarm: Loud enough for neighbors to hear, home security alarms serve a few different purposes. First, they alert the people inside the house that a problem occurred. They’re also shrill enough to send a burglar running while also notifying nearby neighbors to the situation.
Video Door Phones
Video Door Phones are intercom systems that are used to make calls from the entrance of a building so as to communicate with visitors without any physical interaction and engage with them only if you wish to. Video Door Phones not only increase home security, when integrated with the home automation system but also are of great convenience. If the Video Door Phones have a remote control it makes moving around convenient.
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The surprising fact is yet most people are careless with home defense– both in their behavior and in fortifying their homes with hardware and electronics. They rely on sheer luck that their lazy habits and flimsy hardware will protect them – but not always.
HOME INVASIONS
Burglars usually avoid occupied homes but the growing numbers of invaders actually want you at home so they can get your wallet, car keys, and hidden caches – making home invasions more lucrative than street robberies and more violent. These vicious robbers, rapists, and killers, knowing that the home itself hides the crime from neighbors and passersby.
Don’t you think these can be prevented? Yes of course, they can be prevented 100%, thanks to the state-of-the-art electronic security devices.
ALL HOME SECURITY
Break-In: most homes are easy to invade as there are many loopholes mostly in the construction of the house or the materials used for it.
Walk-In: most home intrusions are through unlocked doors, yes people sometimes forget to close doors properly.
Push-In: blindly opening the door if someone knocks. Instead of looking through peephole and/or intercom to know who's knocking.
Scam-In: believing a stranger's clever scam and opening your door, even an inch.
Mug-In: how to avoid being ambushed outside your home and ordered in.
Cracks in Security: subtle variations of Break-In, Walk-In, Push-In, Scam-In, and Mug-In home invasions.
What is a Security Alarm?
The most basic definition of any security system is found in its name. It is literally a means or method by which something is secured through a system of interworking components and devices.
In this instance, we’re talking about home security systems, which are networks of integrated electronic devices working together with a central control panel to protect against burglars and other potential home intruders.
A typical home security alarm (Burglar Alarm) includes:
• A control panel, which is the primary controller of a home’s security system
• Door and window sensors
• Motion sensors, both interior and exterior
• Wired or wireless security cameras
• A high-decibel siren or alarm
• A yard sign and window stickers.
How does a security system work?
Home security systems work on the simple concept of securing entry points into a home with sensors that communicate with a control panel or command center installed in a convenient location somewhere in the home.
The sensors are typically placed in doors that lead to and from a house as well as easily accessible windows, particularly any that open, especially those at ground level. Open spaces inside of homes can be secured with motion sensors.
Control Panel: The control panel is the computer that arms and disarms the security systems, communicates with each installed component, sounds the alarm when a security zone is breached, and communicates with an alarm monitoring company.
They typically feature a touchpad for easy programming and interaction, is where pass codes are entered to arm and disarm the system, can work on voice commands, and can be programmed to work with wireless remote controls called key fobs.
Door and Window Sensors: Door and window sensors are comprised of two parts installed adjacent to each other. One part of the device is installed on the door or window and the other on the door frame or window sill. When a door or window is closed, the two parts of the sensor are joined together, creating a security circuit.
When the security system is armed at the control panel, these sensors communicate with it by reporting that the point of entry is secure. Should a monitored door or window suddenly be opened, the security circuit is broken and the control panel interprets this as a breach of a secured zone. A high-decibel alarm is sounded and in most instances the alarm monitoring company is automatically notified.
Motion Sensors: These security components, when armed, protect a given space by creating an invisible zone that cannot be breached without sounding an alarm. These are typically used to protect rooms containing valuables, as well as areas less frequented in larger homes.
CCTV Cameras
Surveillance Cameras: Available in both wired and wireless configurations, surveillance cameras can be used in several different ways as part of an overall security system.
Typical uses include monitoring:
• Hard to see or distant areas of your property
• Remote buildings like garages, barns, and workshops
• Entry points, both exterior and interior, like garage doors and front doors.
Surveillance cameras can be accessed remotely on computers, smartphones, and tablets. They are often used in this method when homeowners are out of town, to watch for deliveries and other service personnel like caregivers and landscapers, and to monitor the arrival of children after school. They can also be used to record any security breaches, which could result in having footage of a home invasion, including a good look at the burglars and perhaps even the vehicle they drove.
High-decibel Alarm: Loud enough for neighbors to hear, home security alarms serve a few different purposes. First, they alert the people inside the house that a problem occurred. They’re also shrill enough to send a burglar running while also notifying nearby neighbors to the situation.
Video Door Phones
Video Door Phones are intercom systems that are used to make calls from the entrance of a building so as to communicate with visitors without any physical interaction and engage with them only if you wish to. Video Door Phones not only increase home security, when integrated with the home automation system but also are of great convenience. If the Video Door Phones have a remote control it makes moving around convenient.
About Aura
Aura
Business Solutions is a leading Electronic Security and Communications Solution
provider in Kerala, India focusing on providing quality Electronic
Security Solutions to both individual as well as corporate clients across the
state. Having registered Head Office in
Mavelikara, Alappuzha district of Kerala Aura Business Solutions is having its
branch office at Nurani, Near Jayamatha College, Palakkad and operations in
Trivandrum, Kollam, Alappuzha, Pathanamthitta, Kottayam, Idukki, Eranakulam,
Trissur, Palakkad and Coimbatore districts.
Started in the year 2014, Aura Business Solutions has soon recognized as
a leading solution provider keen on quality and after sales support. In Aura we are committed to providing expert
advice, implementing effective turn-key solutions, selling quality security
equipment, delivering on our clients expectations and providing excellent after
sales service and support. In a short span of time, the Company has
successfully completed more than 1000 installations across 13 major districts
of Kerala and Tamilnadu.
Aura
Business Solutions is an authorised System Integrator for world’s leading
brands like Hikvision, Bosch, Panasonic, ESSL, Ditec, Zion, D-Link, Netgear,
Copper Folia, Fobix Semicon etc. We provide fully customized and
comprehensive solutions for CCTV Surveillance, Biometric Time & Attendance
Systems, Access Controls, Burglar Alarm, EPABX, IP-PBX, Digital Phones, Public
Address Systems, Conference Systems,
Video Door Phones, Remote Gate Motors, Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS)
Systems, Structured Cabling, Networking, Software Solutions and more. Aura
Business Solutions leverages advanced technology and deep clinical and consumer
insights to deliver integrated solutions.
All our
machines are supported by a team of highly qualified, dedicated and Company
trained Service Professionals, making our service the best in the industry. Our
unique Extended Warranty and Annual Maintenance Schemes ensure smooth
functioning of the System even years after you purchase from us.
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