Friday, January 29, 2016

Better Technology, Better Home Security

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The days of simple key locks is rapidly passing us by and will soon be in our rear view mirrors. Technology is giving locksmiths more options for locks, security, and surveillance. Locks and surveillance machinery can be synced up to work with computers, the internet, and of course mobile devices. Some of this cutting edge technology is quite expensive although much of it is not and is well within the reach of homeowners. In fact many locksmiths have security and surveillance package deals that make these technologies more affordable than ever.


Security On The Go


It used to be that home security severed as more of a deterrent or early warning system than it did act as a solution. As any locksmith will tell you, modern security technology is quite different, much more advanced, and more effective at not just deterring criminals but stopping them as well. Mobile devices like phones, tablets, and even laptops can now work in conjunction with home security and surveillance systems to not only alert homeowners to potential dangers or problems but also record live video and take pictures. These files can then be sent to a homeowners mobile device as well as the police and emergency dispatchers. This essentially allows homeowners to monitor their homes and anyone in them from virtually anywhere on the planet.

Virtual Keys


Homeowners often leave spare keys under mats, in mailboxes, or hidden in some other location on their property. This is unsafe and thanks to technology, no longer necessary. Electronic locks aren't exactly new in the world of locksmithing but mobile and PC apps now allow homeowners to take their functionality to all new levels of efficacy. Virtual keys are keys that lock and unlock both doors and windows via a mobile or PC application. These types of locks cost a bit more than traditional key locks but they're well worth the price and are major deterrent to people whom don't belong in a home.

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