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SECURITY SYSTEM sa ALARM & SIREN sa AUTOMOBILE SECURITY SYSTEM sa BOAT SECURITY SYSTEM sa FIRE ALARM sa INTRUSION ALARM sa LOCK sa SAFE sa WINDOW SECURITY x HOUSE SECURITY SYSTEM xx ALARM & SIREN Ways to make your home 99% burglar-proof with a minimum of effort or money. How to have a theft-free vacation. Car, hotel and personal precautions to reduce the chances of falling prey to a thief. 41 ways to discourage a burglar. How to have a theft-proof vacation. Build a computer controlled security system for your home. Part 1. Sensors and software examples. Build a computer controlled security system for your home. Part 2. Software for a sophisticated computerized system. Build a computer controlled security system for your home. Part 3. Ultrasonics, infrared beams, and other devices useable as sensors. Circuit for an ultrasonic transmitter and receiver to be added to a security system. Eye spy. Install a high-tech home security system featuring a motion-sensitive video camera and remote microphone. Est. cost: $200. A few precautions to protect your home. Tips on fences, lighting, doors, locks, windows, and alarms designed to frustrate a burglar. Vacation security. Tips on protecting your house while it is unoccupied. Security tips from a policeman looks at windows, doors, lighting, etc. Lock, stock and padlock. Advice on guarding a home against crime by re-keying locks and through the use of motion-sensitive lights, deadbolt locks, metal grating over windows, push-button locks, special patio door locks, window bars, burglar alarms and a neighborhood watch program. Special tips are furnished for securing a workshop. Home-grown, do-it-yourself home security tips. Three ways to make sliding glass doors more burglarproof. Tips on hiding your jewelry and other valuables when you leave home. Securing your home. Part 3. Situations after an intruder has entered your home. Before you build. Step 9. Preparing for a home security system. Home-security cookbook. A survey of electronic security and alarm systems. Includes several styles of activation circuits (temperature, thermistor, diode, light, smoke, etc.) for use in home or car. How to burglar-proof your home. Includes 10 spot checks to make before you leave on summer vacation. Burglar-proof your home. A guide to alarm systems and security devices. Steps the homeowner should take to discourage burglars. A look at small, but effective, ways to make access to your home difficult. Tips for easily created storage places for small valuables. The basics of electronic security systems. A look at do-it-yourself systems and service companies. Tips on planning the system, choosing components and installation. Includes a representative wiring diagram for a whole-house system. Ideas on securing a summer cabin to reduce the odds of burglary and vandalism. How you can save money on home insurance by installing security protection devices. Interview with a burglar. Tips on what you can do to thwart the average thief. Eight simple, inexpensive steps to help protect your home. Home security plan. Special section helps you slash the odds of being robbed. (1) Good habits. (2) Hideaways you can build. (3) Choosing an alarm. Bolster your house against break-ins. A review of available locks and electronic security systems. Preventing home break-ins. A review of door locks, window locks, electronic devices, etc. How to have more security for less. New products, new facts and new ideas to help keep your home secure. Home security. How to make your home less inviting to a burglar. Ideas for doors, door locks, windows, and garages. Ten most common home security mistakes and how to correct them. Tips on using thorny plants in your landscaping plans to help defend your home against intruders. How to protect your home against break-ins. Also looks at what's available in home security systems and gives tips on how to choose one. Best ways to burglarproof your home. Sound sentry. A noise-activated device will switch on interior and exterior lights, audio system, etc. whenever an unusual sound is detected. Special section on home and auto security. Includes 10 low-cost ways to protect your family, home and valuables. Choosing and installing a home security system. Photos show how to install a hood lock on a car. Professional advice on home security systems. When burglary hits home. What you can do to recover if your home becomes a burglary target. Home security while you're away. Advice on preparing a house to remain unoccupied without attracting burglars. Shopping for home security products or services. Advice from a professional crime prevention specialist. Home security. How to plan and install a comprehensive alarm system. A look at electrical and mechanical ways to make your home safer and more secure. Maximum security locks, electronic alarms and smoke detectors summarized. 13 suggestions for inexpensive ways to make your home burglar resistant. Five pages of ideas on ways to improve home security. How to choose your home security system. Computerized security and status system. Dedicated 6800-based computer system makes your home or business intruder-proof. Monitor doors, windows, fire alarms, telephone, furnace, etc. Use it to control lights or call police. Bars, special locks and hinges to burglarproof your home. Special section of burglarproofing your home. Special Section. A complete guide to home security. Covers locks, lights, alarms, doors, etc. Tattle Tale. A unique home or office intruder and emergency monitor that you phone to find out if all is well. Can be used to monitor up to three emergency situations (breakin, fire, flood, heating/cooling failure, etc.). Beating the burglary odds. Former thief shares "inside" tips on home security. Burglarproofing without budget-busting. Sensible advice about high-tech techniques. Old-house security. Part 1. A look at doors, windows, roof hatches, skylights and other vulnerable points of access in the older urban house. Old house security. Part 2. A look at doors, locks and alarms. Old-house security. Part 1. Perimeter security. Old-house security: Part 2. Locks and Alarms. Mothballing buildings. How to put houses safely in hibernation. Emphasis is on the importance of ventilation and techniques for securing windows and doors. 10 tips to keep your photo equipment from being ripped off. Protect your home with a burglar baffler. Ultrareliable circuitry provides programmable, pseudorandom lighting. Light detector monitors a portion of a security video-camera monitor screen for any change in light levels. Two circuits shown. Sexier security system. Adding automation to an existing security panel. Using simple X-10 add-ons to improve the versatility of your integrated home security systems. Security 101. The basics of keeping your home safe and sound by installing glass break detectors, passive infrared detectors, smoke/heat detectors, etc. Home safe home. Advice on analyzing your need for a whole-house security system and designing a system to provide adequate protection. Automated security lighting. Two new methods for triggering automated lights inside and outside the home. House Watcher. Electric control box turns on lights and radio at intervals around the clock to give home a lived-in look. How to protect your home from burglars. Tips from a former burglar. How to burglar-proof your home. Special 8-page section on locks, alarms and hardware. Seventeen low-cost ways to burglarproof your house. How to protect your home from thieves. How to secure your yard, secure doors and windows, install an alarm system, etc. Tips on home security. Home security. Simple steps for safeguarding your home. (1) Door locks, (2) Window locks. (3) Lights. Tips on protecting camera equipment from thieves. Tip: Use a camera tripod to securely "lock" a motel-room door. Special electrical controller operates up to six 110-volt outlets, each one on a different timing sequence. The varying light patterns of people-at-home can be simulated by installing one of these controlled outlets in every normally used room for use when no one is home. A tape recording of a barking dog, installed in an outside trash can, can be an effective deterrent to prowlers. Do-it-yourself guide to making your home secure. Master home security "dualarm" monitors 10 sensors and indicates the sensor and type of signal (intruder or fire) by means of illuminated panel lights. The Lockbox House. Part 13. Electronic security for the leisure home. Includes a surveillance camera, a remote station intercom and an ionization smoke and fire detector. How to beef up your leisure-home security. Installing improved locks, braces, and alarm systems. Tough entry hardware to guard your home. New locks, guard plates, and strike reinforcers can foil burglars. Other suggestions for strengthing doors are given. Tough protective hardware for windows and patio doors. What is available and tips on installation. Easy-to-install wireless security systems. What is available and tips on their installation. Home security report. How serious is the burglary problem. A dozen ways to protect your home. Home-security hardware. Home security system. Low-cost home alarm system features a digital combination lock, optional display circuitry, and simple installation. Can also be used as an automobile or marine intrusion alarm, an ignition combination lock, or both. Multiple output contacts accommodate devices such as a siren, automatic telephone dialer, and floodlights. Part 1. Home security system. Part 2. REACTS 7000 (Radio-Electronics Advanced Control System). Part 6. Build a digital door lock, an appliance controller, a security system, and a sprinkler controller for your garden. High-tech home security systems. Overview of the state-of-the-art in "central station monitor" security equipment. Protecting your investment. Advice from a reformed burglar on various techniques to both prevent theft of your property and aid in recovering your stolen property. How to install stereo components with one-way screws so they can't be easily stolen. Wall-mounted 2x12 plank holds 2" diameter dowels that support the components. A seven-page report on home electronic systems. Includes tips on selecting a system, on cost and installation. Landscaping for security. The right plantings can help. Here's what you should and shouldn't do. How to improve home security without installing an alarm system. Low-cost ways to burglar-proof your home. Strategies for securing a workshop from thieves. Tips on reinforcing the door of your workshop against a break-in. Home security. Part 1. Burglar and fire alarms. A discussion of what is available and what items a homeowner needs to consider. Help your house protect itself. Simple tips which will cause any burglar to "waste time" and help discourage break-ins. Do-it-yourself measures which can help secure your home. Install improved locks, modify your door hinges, simple window locks, basement window protection, etc. Home security basics. Checklist of steps for both exterior and interior security along with special tips on protecting doors and windows and on security when you're away for an extended period. Easy security fixes. Tips to make a home more secure. | |||||||||
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