Home Security Systems That Don't Require Land Lines - How to Protect Yourself From a Cut Phone Line With Cell Phone Backup
Most conventional home security systems rely on phone lines to communicate with your monitoring service. But what if the phone line goes down or is cut by an intruder? Does your system become useless? Certain aspects of your system can still function without the phone line, but you would lose your monitoring and would be unable to receive alerts. With most standard security systems, the effectiveness of your security system relies on your land line.
Cell Phone Backup Technology Enhances the Effectiveness of Your Home Security SystemFortunately, today's wireless security systems no longer require land lines to give you monitoring capability. Two popular options are explained below:
1)Cell Phone Backup: Many homes still have active land lines and are primarily concerned that the phone line could be cut in the event of a break-in. Talk with one of our representatives about Cell phone backup and the cell phone would kick in if anything happened to your land line connection so that your monitoring would not be interrupted in case of an emergency,
2)Using a Cell Phone as your Primary Line:For homes without land lines, who just use cell phones within the home, we do have a solution for you as well. We can setup service which connects to an ADT monitoring center with just your cell phone connection - no land line required. As with the cell phone backup option, there are additional costs involved, so please call us at 1-866-850-3814 and we can discuss options with you.
Many circumstances can cause a land line to go down. Service interruptions are not that uncommon in many areas of the country. Homeowners who have either of the above options would not have to worry in this situation. Nor do they have to worry about a burglar cutting a line. New technology renders that maneuver useless for avoiding detection.
Systems that don't require a land line are also excellent solutions for those who don't choose to have a land line. Many people are now using their cell phones as their only phones. Wireless alarm systems allow them to monitor their homes through their cell phones, which can also receive alerts from the system when sensors deliver an alarm to the central unit.
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"Use automatic timers on the lights when you are away from home."