Here’s how to keep your property well-monitored so you can sleep easy.
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There are four great tech tools you can employ to make your home safer:
1. Home security system. In this day and age, there are so many options available. There are portable devices available on the market, as well as systems that get fully wired into your home. Perhaps most convenient are the systems you can manage through apps on your smartphone. Since there are so many different options to choose from, consumers can find a decent security system for a relatively low cost.
2. Smart locks. Gone are the days you needed to have a physical key in your hand at all times. Now, you can set complex number and letter combination codes to unlock your door. If you’re at work but forgot to unlock the door for a scheduled appointment with an exterminator, for example, you can unlock your door remotely via your phone, and lock back up when the job’s done.
3. Smart lighting. Maybe it’s a late night at the office, and you don’t necessarily want to advertise that you’re still not home yet; you can once again use your phone to turn on all or some of the lights in your home. It adds a level of security, but also convenience—no one likes fumbling around for keys or light switches in the dark.
4. Security cameras. Whether it’s a Ring doorbell so you can know who’s knocking no matter where you are, cameras around the perimeter of your house, or anything else that can help you record activity on your property, investing in security cameras is such a fantastic thing to do.
2. Smart locks. Gone are the days you needed to have a physical key in your hand at all times. Now, you can set complex number and letter combination codes to unlock your door. If you’re at work but forgot to unlock the door for a scheduled appointment with an exterminator, for example, you can unlock your door remotely via your phone, and lock back up when the job’s done.
3. Smart lighting. Maybe it’s a late night at the office, and you don’t necessarily want to advertise that you’re still not home yet; you can once again use your phone to turn on all or some of the lights in your home. It adds a level of security, but also convenience—no one likes fumbling around for keys or light switches in the dark.
4. Security cameras. Whether it’s a Ring doorbell so you can know who’s knocking no matter where you are, cameras around the perimeter of your house, or anything else that can help you record activity on your property, investing in security cameras is such a fantastic thing to do.
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