Re: Thinking of installing myself...

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"Robert L Bass" <sales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> Is this something I can do myself?  I'm a amateur with residential wiring
>> (done some but not a ton), but completely in the dark on home security
>> systems.
>
> You can DIY if you don't mind spending a little time learning about the
> various
> options and how/where to use them.  It's not rocket science.  The wiring
> is 2
> and 4-conductor stuff.  Programming the system can be a mild pain but I
> know
> thousands (quite literally) of DIYers who have done it.
>
>> Are there any sites out there that could give me some basic information
>> and
>> point me in the right direction??
>
> I own one of the largest alarm stores on the web catering to DIY
> homeowners and
> businesses.  I have information on most of the major brands of alarms
> which
> professional installers use.  I've been in the business for over 29 years
> and am
> willing to spend as time explaining what to use, how to install it and how
> to
> configure the system.
>
> Note:  You'll find some folks who install for a living insist that no one
> but
> them (of course) can possibly install a proper alarm.  The average
> education
> level of alarm installers is about half-way through the 11th grade.
> There's
> nothing particularly complicated to the job if you stick to basic
> protection --
> magnetic door & window sensors, "dual tech" motion detectors, perhaps a
> few
> glass break detectors if the location is right for them, etc.
>
> You can also install smoke, heat and carbon monoxide detectors if those
> are a
> concern.  There are protocols to follow when installing fire protection
> but the
> ones that apply to most single family residential alarms are easily
> learned in a
> few minutes.
>
> Browse my website and/or give me a call if you'd like to discuss your
> plans.
>
> --
>
> Regards,
> Robert L Bass


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