Wired Alarm System

Wired alarm systems are thought to be slightly more dependable than wireless systems. There is almost no chance of interference because every part of the system is physically connected.

Wired alarm systems are also hardwired into your home's power supply, which eliminates the need to change batteries.

The range of wireless alarm systems is also limited. If the sensors are too far away from the control panel, their radio frequencies may be unable to reach it. Range is not an issue with a wired alarm system. Sensors can communicate whether they are a metre or a kilometre away if they are connected to the control panel.

If you have a security system in your home or office, you should have several zones for different types of security systems. These zones should all be separate, but for the best results, you may want to consider a combined system. A glass break detector is a common feature of both office and home alarm systems. It detects the sound of shattered glass and sends a signal to the alarm control panel. If you don't need this feature, you can always purchase a separate glass break detector.

Benefit of Wired Alarm System

• Parts and components of Wired alarm systems are significantly less expensive than wireless systems
• It may be more reliable in large possessions due to the distance between units and control panel.
• For large items, the additional cost of range extenders can be avoided.
• Because there is no need to change batteries, maintenance is less expensive