Home Security Products

Our security products provide not only peace of mind regarding access to your home, but also help create a more comforting environment when you are there. Motion sensors for example can be used to trigger lights to turn on and go off automatically (e.g. in a closet or bathroom). Security cameras can not only be used to document intruders, but also used to monitor your home remotely during bad weather or take time lapse images of four seasons for beautiful records of your home.

With the advent of smart phones and faster cellular Internet connections, you can now fully monitor your home remotely, checking on loved ones, keeping an eye on the weather, from anywhere in the world.

Security Panels, Detectors and Components

For more than 125 years, the Bosch name has stood for quality and reliability. They provide a premier line of products and components for security and life safety.

Since 1985, Home Automation, Inc. (HAI) has been the leading manufacturer of home control products for homeowners and businesses around the world. We especially like their security products which include automation control, making it easier to interface with other control systems.

Security Cameras

Panasonic comprehensive line of Security Systems includes Super Dynamic II DSP cameras, linear and non-linear digital recorders, matrix and sequential switching systems, control software, unitized camera systems, CCD and specialty cameras, network interfaces, time lapse recorders, monitors, lenses, peripheral devices and accessories, as well as Biometric cameras for PC security and physical access control.

As the name indicates, VideoIQ cameras have built-in intelligence to detect people walking in the field of view of camera and trigger events such as chimes and recordings. It can approximate having a human guard watching the area for you 24 hours a day. Such intelligence would normally require expensive extra hardware and hours of "training" to teach it the difference between people and other objects such as animals and trees. Not so with VideoIQ where all the intelligence is in the camera and no training is needed. The cameras can also work stand-alone, recording video on internal hard disk.