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It was proven effective such that an increasing number of consumers have been supporting this kind of system. Going wireless has been a break through since it doesn’t use
wires to transmit signals from your house to monitoring stations. Home security systems have been developed before, but due to the evolution of technology, more and better equipment have been invented.
Recently invented facilities have diminished the problems of hardwired systems. Since, most of them have been disabled by the tearing and wearing away of wires. One report has showed that in the process of robbery, wires have been cut down which have caused them to freely intrude an unattended house.
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There is continued interest from Internet giants and other entrants into this space
that will cause disruption to the traditional business models. However, there is enough consumer demand to support the traditional and new business models that play in our sector. I believe most dealers and integrators will grow in 2017, provided they embrace the available technologies. ”But “wait and see” may not be the best tactic,
Hevia says. “The approach that a Ring or SimpliSafe and a host of others have taken is they have found out what the salient needs are with respect to consumers on security . and done a good job of making products appealing.
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S. is undergoing major change.
According to the report, “the traditional, one way security systems are giving way to innovative solutions that meld remote
monitoring and control as well as automation capabilities with notifications of security breaches and events homeowners want to be alerted about. These innovations are creating new options for consumers and driving changes in the way monitoring services and first responders react to emergencies. ”Steve Schmit, engineering manager – alarm certificate services with UL’s Building and Life Safety Technologies division, Northbrook, Ill. , also notes this trend.
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