Home Security Guide (Page 15)
The Rise of CCTV Surveillance
Safety and security are two areas of constant concern for every human being. We all have an overwhelming desire to feel safe, both in a physical sense and the things that we own, our personal possessions that are priceless and carry so much sentimentality. Most importantly we all have a need to feel safe within our homes. The number of burglaries is on the rise, there are people out there that... ❯❯❯
Energy-Conscious Lighting Options For Your Home
A well-lit home can make your property much more inviting, beautiful and safe. However, if you aren’t careful about your lighting options you could end up spending an excessive amount on your electric bill. If you would like the interior and exterior of your home to be well lighted without straining your monthly budget or consuming excessive amounts of energy, here are some eco friendly options... ❯❯❯
5 Affordable Ways to Improve Your Home’s Security
Making sure your home is safe and secure is one of the top priorities for any homeowner. Not only can a strong security system protect your home against theft and the resulting damage, but it can also protect your family too. However, home security systems can be expensive, especially if you are looking to add on extra measures to protect your property. Yet, if you are willing to get a little... ❯❯❯
All About Home Lighting
Having good home lighting conditions is important not only because it can enhance the aesthetic value of the interiors, but also because it improves the level of efficiency and productivity each of the rooms can provide. Planning and setting up the lighting for home is not easy; one has to possess the right knowledge and some skill in order to be able to proceed with it successfully and safely. ... ❯❯❯
Why a personal alarm is a good idea
Mrs Jacobsen would have just had to press the alarm button for help My first job when I left school, 32 years ago, was in the social services department of my local hospital. I was tasked with touring the wards on a daily basis to gather information on any new admissions who the ward sister thought might need help. I would then breeze on to the ward, put on my best bedside manner and have a chat... ❯❯❯
How to Keep Your Home Safe on a Budget
Keeping our homes safe from intruders has to be one of the most important priorities for many of us. Whether we live on our own, or have a whole family to care for, security can help us sleep easier at night. However, not everyone has a large budget to spend on security systems, alarms and all the rest of it. Let's have a look at the best ways to keep a home safe and secure, on a smaller budget. ... ❯❯❯
What Are Water Leak Alarms And What Are They Used For?
A water leak alarms is an electronic alarm that can be placed strategically at different places with the aim of detecting water leakage right at the beginning and before it causes whole scale damage. Generally, these devices are placed in places where there is a higher likelihood of a leakage occurring. It may be near a dishwasher, a central water heater or even under the toilet tanks. A hole or... ❯❯❯
OLED Lighting Enters the Mainstream
A variety of light switches can be used with OLED technology Image attributed to Wikimedia Xferreca Organic LED (OLED) technology is already relatively common, with smartphone displays and now even HDTVs taking advantage of it in order to dramatically improve energy efficiency and gain other benefits such as enhanced contrast ratios and colour pallets. The Telegraph reports that the ecological... ❯❯❯
5 Eco Friendly Security Options for Your Home
If you’ve found yourself doing research on home improvements that you can do to raise the property value of your home, chances are, you’ve read about things like putting in solar panels, getting low-flow showerheads and toilets as well as purchasing Energy Star appliances. However, did you know that when it comes to keeping your home safe and protected, there are also some “green things” that you... ❯❯❯
How to Keep Children Safe Around Swimming Pools
Most kids love to swim and they don’t care if it’s in lakes and rivers or the pool in the backyard. As a parent, you definitely want your kids to have fun and experience all that the world has to offer; but you are also responsible for keeping them safe, and letting them frolic in the water can definitely pose a serious hazard. Still, you can’t let the risk of drowning hold them back from an... ❯❯❯
