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What a complete system can do for your home. The benefits of home automation features and which panels provide them. Home Security Survey	The Benefits of Wireless Technology Wireless and wired systems both deliver reliable security for any size home or business. Whether you plan to decide which system to use in your home or you plan to let your security company make that decision for you, you should be aware of the many benefits of wireless technology. Did you know that wireless systems have been securing homes for more than two decades? Take advantage of these wireless benefits-all available from your Security Pro. Economy Quicker installation No wires to run Wireless touchpad convenience Wireless panic button safety Automatic system check Individual sensor identification Economy A portable system: take it with you when you move. It was easy to install; it will be easy to pack up and take along. Quicker Installation Less than 1/2 the time of a hardwire system Take less time off work to supervise the install No Wires to Run Little or no damage to the walls More predictable installation time Sensors can be placed where they are needed for best protection Protection in detached areas Easily accommodates homes with finished basements Easily accommodates homes with vaulted ceilings Easy to expand the system as more sensors are needed Wireless Touchpad Convenience Keychain touchpad control is convenient and easy. No access codes to remember—or forget. Remote arming, disarming, light and phone control for added safety and convenience. Provides a higher level of security because the system can be set with "No Delay" even when away Provides an instant alarm when break-in occurs Activate house lights remotely so that premises can be entered safely Wireless Panic Button Safety Can be worn throughout the day on customer premises, indoors and outdoors Provide police alarm when you feel threatened or in danger Provides medical alarm when you need medical assistance Automatic System Check Reports to the central station when a sensor stops working Reports to the central station when a battery is getting low Individual Sensor Identification Every sensor is assigned to an individual zone Central station can direct police or fire department to the exact location of the home where the alarm occurred Central station can direct service technician to the exact sensor which needs service or batteries	About Security Pros and Their Products What a Complete System Can Do For You The Benefits of a New Automated System & Which Panels to Use Security Pro Products and Systems Customer Care Security Block Party Wiz Quiz Security is a Family Matter Think You have Nothing Worth Stealing... Think Again Security Tops for Business & Home Home Security Survey Buyers Guide Security Encyclopedia

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