Motion Sensor Voice Alert Transmitter Alarm System Security Collection Launched
Jul 10, 2017
Protection Bay, an online prepping, survival and security store, launched a variety of home security solutions including alarm sensors, voice alert systems and many others. The systems can be connected to multiple sensors, thus ensuring increased coverage and protection for residential areas of various sizes.
Jacksonville, United States - July 10, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Protection Bay, an online store offering a large selection of prepping, survival and home security products, announced an updated collection of voice alert systems, motion sensor alarms and various other products. The store aims to provide home owners with state-of-the-art security products for both personal and home safety.
More information can be found at http://protectionbay.com.
Home security system have grown in popularity throughout the world, as technological advances have made them more effective and reliable. Professional alarm systems have been shown to deter potential criminals while also often providing conclusive evidence to help authorities identify burglars and trespassers. Especially in areas with high property crime rates, home security systems can drastically reduce the risk of burglary and other property crimes.
Protection Bay is an online prepping, survival and security store which has recently announced an updated collection of home security systems.
The latest additions include a voice alert system enabling homeowners to record their own messages and have them played if motion is detected in various areas. For instance, vehicles pulling into the driveway might be alerted to “Watch out for children”. With the possibility to monitor up to four areas simultaneously, this product is a versatile solution for anyone looking to customize their home security system with their own recorded audio messages.
The transmitter can send the signal up to 300 feet through walls and up to 1000 feet in open spaces, making ideal for most residential properties.
Protection Bay also offers an alarm system mimicking the sound of a barking dog. With a radar sensitivity of up to 20 feet, the technology can identify movement through cement, wood, glass and other surfaces and emit a strong barking sound, thus helping deter potential intruders. To monitor larger areas, up to 16 additional motion sensors can be attached.
The online store also offers a wide range of door alarms, sensors, pool safety systems and other security solutions.
Interested parties can find more information on the Protection Bay home security collection by visiting the above-mentioned website.
Contact Info:
Name: Peter White
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Protection Bay
Address: 2120 Corporate Square Blvd. Ste#1, Jacksonville, FL 32216, United States
Phone: +1-800-859-5566
For more information, please visit http://protectionbay.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 215970
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