GSM Home Security Synapse Ver: 1.3
The GSM alarm system can detect human movement on door, window etc , detect door open, detect LPG Gas leakage, and also detect Fire or smoke installed location. The system can inform the remote user by SMS, user can also set alarm for various condition i.e. when in at Home or remote location. All these setting can be done from remote location.
I Features |
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| 1. GSM 900/1800/1900 bands, can be used all over the world. | |
| 2. 3 zones for wired detectors and 16 zones for wireless detectors. | |
| 3. Set arm, disarm, emergency alarm by remote controller. | |
| 4. Set arm, disarm, monitor, output by calling the host. | |
| 5. Set arm, disarm, monitor, output by sending SMS. | |
| 6. Monitor environment on the spot. | |
| 7. Voice and SMS message alert. | |
| 8. 5-group phone + room number; 1 group alarm monitor center phone. | |
| 9. 2-group phone to report alarm and non-alarm status. | |
| 10. Can program 7-group alarm messages. | |
| 11. Easy to set ON or OFF for every wired or wireless detector. | |
| 12. 1 relay output to trigger camera when alarm. | |
| 13. 2 output for home appliances connection (lamp, cooker, air condition). | |
| 14. SMS alert for external power failure or recovery.* | |
| 15. Built-in battery ensures normal work even power failure. | |
II Home security alarm system Accessories: |
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| GSM Control Panel | |
| 1 Motion Sensor | |
| 1 Door Sensor | |
| 2 Remote Key | |
| 1 Gas Sensor | |
| 1 Kitchen Fire Sensor | |
| 1 Siren 110db | |
| 1 Manual | |
The Synapse System products categorized under home security alarm system, alarm systems, home alarm system, wireless home alarm, home burglar alarm, house alarm systems, Wireless Home Security Systems India, Mobile SMS Based Security System, GSM Home Security System.
How home security system works:
Wireless alarm systems are built in
battery backed up security systems designed to alert occupants of a
building to certain kinds of danger, like a burglar breaking into a
home at night or a fire starting in an office building. Typically,
wireless alarm systems communicate triggering conditions to building
occupants using wireless signals, such as line carrier, infrared, or
radio waves, which are transmitted on a special frequency. A
wireless security system can protect users from more than just an
unauthorized intruder. You can choose to also have your house or
business equipped with smoke and gas detectors, motion sensors,
water detectors.
When a wireless alarm system is set up, wireless sensors are
typically put throughout a home or commercial building. Doors and
windows are commonly equipped with these sensors. A control panel,
which houses a circuit box and a standby power source, is also
installed. When a sensor is engaged, it signals the control panel.
Depending on how it is set up, the control panel then usually emits
a loud noise, and will alert your monitoring station, should you
have your system monitored.
Wireless alarm systems are common in both home and work
environments. Home security systems are typically used to prevent
triggering events from occurring in a private residence while
commercial security systems are usually designed to keep a company
secure. Depending on how the security system is structured, it can
notify building occupants or your monitoring station of an
intrusion, a flood, a fire, or other dangers. Some of these security
systems include wireless door alarms, which use wireless technology
to set off alarms when doors are opened.
Wireless digital security systems are distinct from wired security
systems. Wired security systems use wires in order to signal the
occurrence of a break-in, the presence of smoke, a water leak, or
other triggering event. Wired security systems generally require
electrical power to operate
