Considerations

• If you pause to consider what you could lose in the event of a burglary, chances are that you wouldn't think twice about investing in a wireless home security system. After all, your material possessions may be of high value, but your life, and those of your loved ones, is priceless. Wireless home security systems have been specifically designed to give you peace of mind, round-the-clock, year round. Therefore, whether you are at home or far from it, you can rest assured that your wireless home security system will be on guard, ever alert to protect everyone and everything within it.
  
  

Features

• Wireless home security systems involve cutting-edge technology when compared to traditional, wired home security systems. While there are primary features that are common, some of the latest wireless home security systems possess additional, advanced features. An efficient wireless home security system includes features such as a motion/vibrations sensor, surveillance camera, self-illuminating keypads, a master control panel, alarm and a rechargeable lithium battery. Other highly advanced optional features include smoke/carbon monoxide detectors and audio-video monitoring.
  
  

Benefits

• The many benefits of wireless home security systems convincingly justify their cost. However, it must be said that the price of such systems usually depends on the complexity and number of features involved. The important benefits of a system include 24/7 interior and exterior home surveillance, simple self-installation (no professional installers required), no in-floor/wall wiring required, convenient ports to hook up with home telephone, police and fire departments, operational continuity even during power breakdown and easy portability.
  
  

Size

• As opposed to traditional home security systems that require breaking into walls and floors for hard wiring, a wireless system is surprisingly compact and small in size. In fact, a basic, inexpensive wireless system can fit into a standard sized briefcase. As these systems involve small, separate interconnectible units, it comes as no surprise why such systems can be easily self-installed.
  
  

Misconceptions

• In general, there are certain myths and misconceptions about home security systems, and more specifically, wireless home security systems. To some, the costs involved may seem intimidating, although there are inexpensive yet reliable, systems available. Many people feel that memorizing pass codes, or operating wireless home security systems, is difficult and time-consuming. As most ultimately discover, the reverse of much of these misconceptions is true.