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Understanding Glass Break Detectors
Honeywell FlexGuard® Glassbreak Detector Glass break detectors are also known as glass break sensors or Audio Discriminators. They are perimeter security devices, because they catch a burglar attempting to make entry into your home or business as opposed to walking...
read moreThink about it! Alarm Systems and Automobile Tires?
What do alarm systems and automobile tires have in common? This may sound like a strange question to the untrained ear but lend me yours and I will make sense of it. The reason I mention car tires is that they are a necessity that most all of us have some experience...
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New WA Gun Laws Make Our Gun Lock an Important Addition to your Absolute Security Alarms System
New gun laws put the responsibility of unlocked guns on the gun owner. Absolute Security Alarms has the solution that represents our clients immediate needs.
read moreTricky Interior Traps Will Add Levels of Protection
When designing a security system there should be many layers of protection added to increase it's functionality. All perimeter doors should be contacted, as a first line of defense. DOORS- Doors are the most common point of entry for a burglar. Contacted doors also...
read moreUnderstanding Your Password and Its Use
WORTH REPEATING! When your alarm system was installed you were instructed on how to enter your user codes. When you filled out the agreements with your consultant you were asked to choose a password (aka) pass-phrase . These are often confused by the alarm user, as...
read moreUnderstanding Bellevue’s New Alarm Registration Policy
Bellevue is now requiring that all accounts within the city are registered with the city. The account registration window runs through Wednesday, September 30th 2015. Alarm companies are to send their list of City of Bellevue subscribers to Bellevue's 3rd party...
read moreWill your home smoke detectors call for help?
The smoke detectors the builder put in your home should be tied together so that if one goes off the others must also go off (it's the law) however they will not notify the fire department. You or your neighbors would have to call for help wasting precious time. We...
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