Wireless Alarm Systems

Disadvantages of Wired Alarm Systems

Traditional wired alarm systems serve the purpose of security well but compared to the new wireless systems these systems have some disadvantages as given below:

1. Chances of Tamper

2. Chances of damage to the building interiors during installation

3. Aesthetics

If you want to install a wired security system in an already built house than you might have to drill into the walls or break them partly to lay the cables which may leave telling marks affecting the aesthetics. This may disturb you for weeks. Traditional systems with unsupervised cabling also have a drawback of being tampered. Wireless Systems don't need any wiring. These systems can be easily programmed and relocated any time. These systems come in stylish looks and look modern.

JA-63 Wireless Alarm Systems

The JA-63 "Comfort", wireless alarm system, protects you from burglars, fires, gas leaks, and other dangers. With panic switches and built in tampering sensors, you are always protected, while home or away. When triggered, the JA-63's built in and programmed logic will know if it should activate the local audible alarm, send an emergency message by phone (ordinary and mobile network), communicate with a monitoring station (police or security company) and (or) dial a Pager. It uses the latest digital signal processing and wireless communication for outstanding reliability.

The system complies to international standards, including continual automatic testing for all system parts, to be sure that your system is always prepared. The JA-63 "Comfort" system provides these major advantages: Quick and easy installation, no damage to the interior of your house or office, high level of safety and security, easy operation and minimal maintenance.