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  Using Reason to Realize More Residential Fire Revenues

Using Reason to Realize More Residential Fire Revenues

May 1, 2013

While the majority of homes have smoke detectors, most are standalone devices and only 15% have working carbon monoxide detectors. Thus there’s a huge untapped market for greater levels of homeowner protection and greater fire contractor profits. Learn how to make the compelling case for monitored system-connected fire/life-safety solutions.

Report: 7 People Die Each Day in Home Fires

April 25, 2013
U.S. fire departments responded to an average of 366,600 home fires from 2007-2011, according to a new report by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).
  Alarm System Alert Users With WiFi Camera, iPhone App

Alarm System Alert Users With WiFi Camera, iPhone App

January 8, 2013

The iSmartAlarm home security alarm uses a WiFi camera that sends alerts to a corresponding iPhone app. If the camer detects someone in the home, it will send the phone an alert in the form of a text, E-mail or phone call, rather than using a shrill alarm to scare off burglars.

Surveillance System Shows Customer Wrong Home

December 13, 2012
A resident of St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada, who purchased a home video surveillance system from Vivint earlier this year, has received video clips that show the inside of someone else’s home.
  Power Home Technologies ‘Pays It Forward’ to Help Elderly Widow

Power Home Technologies ‘Pays It Forward’ to Help Elderly Widow

December 13, 2012
When learning about a 76-year-old widow slept with a hatchet under her pillow for protection after she had been robbed, a Power Home Technologies employee decided to pay it forward and installed a security alarm system for the woman free of charge.

Alarm Installer Accused of Stealing Homeowner’s Jewelry

December 12, 2012
Police here arrested an installing alarm technician Monday after he allegedly tried to steal more than $40,000 worth of jewelry during an alarm installation.
  Remote Video System Monitors Shows Wrong House to Customer

Remote Video System Monitors Shows Wrong House to Customer

December 11, 2012

"I was looking at someone else in their own house — walking around in their own house — and it's not mine," said Mayo Vrba, who became an unintentional peeping tom after he purchased a home surveillance system earlier this year from Vivint. The company says this is the first time an event like this has been reported.

  Cox Cable Offers Home Security Systems in San Diego

Cox Cable Offers Home Security Systems in San Diego

December 3, 2012

In November, Cox Cable began offering home security to San Diego residents. SDA Security President Shandon Harbour sounds off on why it's more beneficial for consumers to stick with a locally based alarm company.

  Why Your Customers Need  Glass Break Detectors

Why Your Customers Need Glass Break Detectors

November 29, 2012

After a rash of break-ins around two gated neighborhoods in Westlake, Texas, police are urging homeowners to update their security systems to include glass breakage and motion detection.

  Caught on CCTV: Would-Be Burglars Scope Out San Antonio Home

Caught on CCTV: Would-Be Burglars Scope Out San Antonio Home

November 27, 2012

Two possible burglars scoped out a San Antonio home despite clearly posted signs, security cameras and  a large security gate. One of the suspects drew a gun out on the householder after she confronted him about staking out her home.

  When Residential Security Opportunity Rocks

When Residential Security Opportunity Rocks

November 2, 2012

The residential security landscape is being rocked by a seismic wave of IP connected features and services. Gain perspective of how each segment of the channel is being jolted by this major shakeup and eventual shakeout. Also take heed of the telling statistics and tips to capture new revenues to keep your business on solid ground.

  Caught on CCTV: Intruders Can t Punch Hurricane Impact Glass

Caught on CCTV: Intruders Can't Punch Hurricane Impact Glass

October 25, 2012

Video surveillance captures two men trying to break into a home with a glass center punch in Oakland Park, Fla. Watch as they tried to kick the glass, unsuccessfully, on an impact glass sliding door before they gave up.

  Utah Alarm Company Corrects Security System Deal Error

Utah Alarm Company Corrects Security System Deal Error

October 23, 2012

A security system deal with Pinnacle Security was causing more alarm than security for one Greenville, S.C. man.

Fire Officials: CO Incidents Doubled Since 2003

October 16, 2012
There were an estimated 80,100 carbon monoxide (CO) incidents in 2010, nearly double the 40,900 reports in 2003, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).

New Service by ADS Security Merges Security, Home Automation

September 27, 2012
ADS Security has introduced a new solution that merges its primary home security offering with home automation services, allowing consumers to remotely manage their systems from anywhere using a mobile device.

AlarmSystemReport.com Names 2012 Best Home Alarm System Companies

July 31, 2012
AlarmSystemReport.com, a provider of residential security system reviews, named four do-it-yourself (DIY) firms among its inaugural Best Home Alarm System Companies awards program.
  New Web Site Names Top 10 Home Alarm Companies

New Web Site Names Top 10 Home Alarm Companies

July 31, 2012

For a year, AlarmSystemReport.com employees reviewed 15 home alarm security companies. Following is its list of top 10 residential alarm firms.

  Lowe’s to Offer DIY Security, Home Automation Platform

Lowe’s to Offer DIY Security, Home Automation Platform

July 26, 2012
In an effort to respond to the growing interest in home automation solutions, home improvement retailer Lowe’s releases Iris, a cloud-based smart home platform.

Chicago Housing Project Fights Crime With Wireless Surveillance

July 12, 2012
Among its efforts to combat rampant drug crimes and gang activity at the Jackson Square at West End housing project, the Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) is utilizing a wireless surveillance system.
  Caught on CCTV: Texas Deputy Wrestles With Home Invaders

Caught on CCTV: Texas Deputy Wrestles With Home Invaders

July 9, 2012

A shirtless Bexar County (Texas) Sheriff's deputy fought with three robbery suspects outside of his home on Sunday. The fight was captured on a neighbor's surveillance camera.


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