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Power Keeps Your Security System Running
In the article, "Why is Video Surveillance Necessary?", we recently discuss this problem after deciding the necessity of installing a video surveillance system. After all, if your main power is cut, how would your video surveillance or your home alarm system work? Most homes have the main fuse box right outside the house. In most cases, they are unlocked for ease of access. But once you've installed an alarm system and/or a video surveillance system, you should no longer leave the fuse box unlocked. Other solutions including backup battery system for your alarm system and your video surveillance system. If you upload video directly to the cloud, you should ensure your Internet is still up and running during a power cut situation. If your alarm system could contact you or a monitor system, do you ensure your telephone line stays up during a power cut? There are a lot of details to consider when you install an alarm system and/or a video surveillance system. If you spend the time to plan out these details, you can provide a well-rounded protection for your home and your family. Mel
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If you have seen any blockbuster heist movies recently, you might have noticed that the burglars always cut power during the heist. So along the same line of thinking, if a burglar is to molest your home, he/she should go to your fuse box and cut off the main power first.
