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Hardwired
Many hardwired home security systems are installed when a home
is built or renovated. This makes it easier and less expensive
to do the installation. The downside of hardwired system is that
it can be unsightly with the wires running around and it
normally requires professional installation. One advantage it
has over wireless connection is that it's not prone to
interference.
Wireless
Because it does not need wires, it also means that the wires
can't be pulled out accidentally or have nails hammered through
them which can set the alarm off or disable the system. Wireless
systems are more mobile and can be positioned more flexibly
within a room or anywhere on a property. This makes
DIY systems easier.
Wireless systems now account for more than 50% of security
systems purchased.
Hybrid
Hybrid security systems offer the best capabilities of hardwired
and wireless security systems. Hybrid systems will have a
central console or control panel that uses hardwired sensors as
well as wireless sensors. Wired and wireless systems used
together may offer extra level of security so that if something
should happen to your hardwired circuits, you still have the
wireless network protecting your property.
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