One of the most common questions we receive is: “Can I have an alarm system if I have a pet that is left in the house?” The short answer to that is yes. So how does it work? Most modern alarm systems use PIR (Passive Infrared) motion detectors to detect intruders in your house. The…
With the July school holidays approaching please consider the following if you’re going away: Use timers to switch lights / radios on when you’re not at home. Leave a car in your driveway or arrange for a neighbour to use your driveway to park their car. Arrange the post office to hold your email, suspend…
ASIAL and Crime Stoppers have produced a 30 second Community Service Announcement that advocates the use of appropriately licensed security providers and members of ASIAL.
How safe is your home? Take the home safety checklist taken from the <a href="http://communitysafety.police.wa.gov .au” target=”_blank”>WA Police Community Safety website. Is your house number clearly visible from the street? Y/N Are your trees and shrubs trimmed so it’s hard for burglars to hide behind? Y/N Do you have solid core doors? Y/N Do you…
For peace of mind, it is recommended by Australian Standards that your security alarm system is serviced at least once a year. The annual preventative maintenance will ensure your system operates effectively and minimises the opportunity for false alarms and system failure. The inspection will include the following work: Inspect and test the operation of…