Most burglaries occur between 10 AM and 3PM (after most people leave for work and before kids get home from school)

The typical house burglar is a male teenager who lives within a couple of Klm's of your home. The chance of being victimized by a professional thief is low. Frequent entry points for home burglaries are windows and garage doors. If it takes more than a few minutes to pry open a door or window, the burglar often gives up.

Burglars spend an average of 8 to 12 minutes in your home. The master bedroom is usually the first place hit because most people keep their valuables there. Their favorite items to steal are: cash, jewelry, electronic equipment, silver, guns and other items that are easy to sell on the street or "hock" at a pawnshop.

TYPE OF ALARM TRANSMISSION METHODS

DIGITAL DIALLERS - Dialers incorporated in the alarm panel use the normal telephone service to transmit alarm signals to a special dialer receiving computer which receives and decodes the message. Hundreds of different messages can identify security alarms from all areas of the premises, system maintenance type alarms, and communications test reports. Each report sent represents a local telephone call cost to the client phone account.
By fitting a dialer to your local siren system, response is assured via the CENTRAL SECURITY LINK. Available wherever a PSTN phone service is available.

SECURITEL- This a dedicated security network provided by Telstra for use of by approved security companies for monitoring of alarms with a need for HIGH END SECURITY.
Securitel is enabled by Telstra overlaid on your existing telephone line, without interfering with normal use of the telephone in any way.
The presence of the alarm is continuously transmitted to CMS via duplicated transmission paths. Any cuts, line breaks or faults are monitored thus providing the added Security.
The alarm message is sent over the phone without making a call and therefore no additional telephone costs are incurred each time an alarm or system on/off message is sent.
Securitel is a registered Telstra product and is available in major cities and centres around Australia.

DS940Q Quad PIR Detector

The wall mount DS940Q Quad PIR Detector employs two individual sensors that operate like two PIRs in one. Each sensor is processed separately and both must activate to cause an alarm.

1. Easy to install with flexible mounting options
2. Dual sensor/quad element design
3. Broad coverage
4. Look down coverage ... 

DS820i and DS835i Series Tri Tech PIR Detectors

The DS820i and DS835i Series Detectors provide immunity to false alarms caused by pets. Frequency Model 9.9 GHz DS820iTB, DS835iTB 10.525 GHz DS820i, DS835i, DS820iT, DS835IT 10.687 GHz DS820iTA, DS835iTA

1. Artificial intelligence
2. Flexible mounting height
3. Supervised microwave
4. No adjustment necessary 

FACTS:
Across Australia between July 1996 and June 2004, 412 people were killed in 366 fatal residential fires. In the cases where it was known whether smoke alarms were installed, 14% had a non-working alarm and 55% had no alarm at all.

• NSW Fire Brigade research indicates that a third to a half of house fire deaths could be avoided by having a working smoke alarm and a practised escape plan.
• Most fatal fires happen at night, when people are usually asleep, and they’re most common in winter.
• The majority of fatal fires are caused by electrical faults, smoking materials such as cigarette ash, or heaters and open fires.
• Smoke alarms help limit the damage and cost caused by fires, by detecting them earlier.

Smoke alarms are mandatory in all newly constructed or substantially renovated homes. For new homes, the smoke alarms must be mains-powered (with battery back-ups in case of power failure), so they need to be installed by an electrician. Generally you should have more than one and they should be interconnected so that if one goes off, so do the rest, maximising the chances of alerting everyone in the house. The alarms must comply with the requirements of the Australian Standard AS 3786.

In addition to new homes, smoke alarms are also required in all existing homes in the following states:

• NSW (from 1 May 2006)                                                   Queensland (from 1 July 2007).
• South Australia                                                                 Victoria

For existing homes, the alarms don’t need to be mains-powered; battery-powered models are acceptable, as long as they meet the Australian standard. Check with your local fire brigade; it can give advice about the laws that apply in your state

D285 Series Photoelectric Smoke Detector Heads

The D285 and D285TH detector heads detect the large smoke particles which typically result from wood, paper, and fabric combustion.
The D285TH smoke detector also has a +135°F (+57°C) fixed temperature heat sensor.

1. Commercial or residential applications
2. Two-wire or four-wire application, depending on base
3. Chamber Check® rapid-flash LED sends contaminated     chamber reports
4. Flashing LED power indicator ... 

D263 Series Photoelectric Smoke and Heat Detectors

The D263 Series includes the following detector models: Model Description D263 Two-wire D263TH Two-wire with 135°F (57°C) heat sensor D263THC Two-wire with 135°F (57°C) heat sensor and auxiliary relay D263THS* Two-wire with 135°F (57°C) heat sensor and sound

D273 Series Photoelectric Smoke and Heat Detectors

The D273 Series includes the following detector models: Model Description D273 Four-wire D273ES* Four-wire with sounder and end-of-line (EOL) relay D273IS* Four-wire with an isolated 135°F (57°C) heat sensor and sounder

1. 12 VDC or 24 VDC input
2. Designed for commercial or residential use
3. Four-wire application
4. Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) indicate the status of the chamber, power, and alarm ... 

MX250 Series Multiplex Photoelectric Smoke Detectors

The MX250 Series Photoelectric Smoke and Smoke and Heat Detectors are low profile detectors for the DS7400Xi Series Control Panels and the DS9400 Series Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACPs). The patented chamber design provides superior immunity to false alarms

1. Connects to a two-wire multiplex bus
2. Superior dust immunity
3. Exclusive ChamberCheck® self diagnostics
4. Automatic sensitivity test features ... 

Model No. VS-980 Hands-Free

• 4" B&W Monitor with Duplex Handset
• Multiple Cameras (Call Station) can be installed with VS-010 Interface Unit
• Door Station with Infra-Red LED's and Auto IRIS control for Day&Night Vision
• Common 4 Wires between the Camera and the Monitor(s)
• Common 5 Wires between the Monitors
• 32 Pictures of Video Image Recording with Optional Video Memory (VS-932)
• Door release function from any monitor
• 17V DC Operation ( supplied with DC Adaptor)
• 12 Months Warranty
  

 Model No.VS-901S Stainless Steel kit

VS-901 kit with a Flush Mount Camera (Stainless Steel Mirror finish )

• Stainless Steel Finish (Brushed look)
• Dimension: 135mm (W) x 175mm (H) x 1mm (Thick)

Model No.VS-932 Video Memory

• 22 Pictures of Video Image Recording for Snap-Shot-Recording: 
• Built-In Clock
• Easy to install (Plug & Play)
• 12 Months Warranty

•   7" Wide Screen Handsfree TFT LCD Video Intercom System
• Baby Monitoring Function between monitors 
• Internal Intercommunication between monitors  
• Camera can be recess mounted or surface mounted  
• Multiple Cameras (Call Station) can be installed with Futuro-7SW Interface Unit
  
• 1/4" Colour CCD Camera Door Station (care must be taken to prevent
  strong backlight, and good lighting is highly recommended for night
  situations)  
• Common 4 Wires between the Camera and the Monitor(s) 
• Door release function from any Monitors 
• 16V DC Operation (supplied with DC Adapter)
  
• Easy Wiring
  
• 12 Months Warranty