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Will installing a security system lower my homeowner's insurance?

It depends on your insurance provider; however, most will offer a 5 to 15% discount for a monitored security system.

Do you need a phone line to have a security system installed?

Definitely not. Wireless systems use mobile connections, meaning even in a blackout or if your lines are cut, your property is secure.

Can pets trigger a security system?

Most alarm systems have a pet friendly sensor that can detect the difference between a human, cat or dog.

Can I take my security system with me if I move?

A wireless system is quite easy to move, however a wire system will holes and cables in the wall. Check with your installer for more information.

How do I know when to replace batteries in my security system?

You'll notice your sensor light change colour or start flashing when your batteries are running low. Too low and you'll most likely get a false alarm.

Can I replace my security system batteries myself?

Check with your supplier first as doing it yourself may void your warranty, if it's still in place.

What is a security system?

A security system is typically made up of motion, door and window sensors, security cameras, alarms, control panels and more.

What happens when my alarm is triggered?

Normally your security company will call you to confirm if it is a false alarm, and then send you a security patrol will be sent to your property.