Home security is a necessity, even if we are all spending more time in our homes than ever before. It’s not enough to ensure our possessions are safe and secure, but also our families and ourselves.
There are many ways to secure our homes, from practical tips to smart security devices that connect to your phone, but the most common home security devices are CCTV/cameras and burglary alarms. Let’s have a look at a few tips.
Securing the doors
Your front/main door is the most vulnerable spot in your home, so it pays to invest in good, sturdy locks and hinges for your door, possibly combined with a video doorbell system. A burglar alarm can make sure all the doors for your home are protected.
The glass break sensors
If a burglar tries to gain entry to your home by breaking the windows, then a glass break sensor will automatically detect it and sound the alert.
Turn the lights on
A dark and closed house indicates that there is no-one at home, and presents an inviting opportunity for burglars. Keep a light on, or invest in timers that switch lights on and off for you.
The solar-powered security cameras
A solar-powered security camera will keep itself charged up, and not be reliant on mains electricity to keep operating. Ensure that they are directed to any vulnerable areas around your home.
Set the indoor security system
Having a security system that monitors the interior of your home as well as the exterior is equally as important. Should a burglar manage to deactivate or avoid any sensors that prevent entry to your home, then interior cameras and security systems will then be of great benefit.
If you need help and advice with intruder alarms in Bristol, come and talk to us today.