Get some deterrence for under $100 US
You might not live in the world’s biggest castle, but everyone’s home is still a crib not to be tampered with. The old way to add some extra security to your home’s security arsenal is to buy a doberman, a rottweiler, or a german shepperd.
The first line of defense again is deterrence of potential perpetrators. A security camera in front of a grocery store is sometimes enough to deter some of the most common robbers from making a move.
So here’s a few gadget recommendations from Chinagadgetland that can help you to beef up your home’s deterrence factor.
Dummy (or simulation) security cameras
Dummy cameras are there to scare off the dummy robbers and B&E types. Basically if someone has scoped out your place, and knows the ins and outs of your life schedule, then you’re in trouble. But for the casual robber, they might quickly scope out your place. Now, if they see a security system, they just might think twice. That’s where the dummy cameras come in – place a few of them around your property in locations that would seem natural to have a security system in place. Yes, they aren’t real video cameras, but the appearance of a security camera can do the trick. In fact, in a dark alley or nook around your yard, these simulation cameras are strikingly real-looking.
Price: ranges from around $4 USD to under $20 USD per dummy camera.
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China Gadget Land | Wireless security alarm system
The product introduction says what it does better than I ever could…
“Intruders? Get out! Now you can get an automatic alert sent direct to your mobile phone with this system when someone tries to jack your stuff, or break into your home. You can even listen in on what’s happening in your home! Can monitor up to 32 guard areas. How does it work? It uses a micro-computer to operate the alarm system and is useful to prevent intruders, detect gas leakages, as well as smoke and fire. No wiring is required – installation is quick and easy.”
Price: $ 39.99
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Disclaimer: Home security is in your own hands. Chinagadgetland.com does not claim that these items are sure to solve any security situation. It is up to the end-user to decide the best methodology and implementing an actual security system.
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