You don’t need a degree in cybersecurity to use a home security system. We recommend you start with this complete 🔗Ring Security System which works great for a 2 bedroom home. It includes one Base Station, one Keypad, four door Contact Sensors, one Motion Detector, and one Range Extender.
Knock knock. Who's there? This is no joke... You need a security system
The old saying "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" could not be truer when considering a security system as you age in place.
Early detection means catching mischief before you become a victim. Cameras and sensors catch suspicious behavior before it reaches your front door, so you’ll know if someone’s creeping around your yard faster than you can call 911!
Home security systems deter crime before it starts. Visible cameras, sensors and signs are like having your own person guard at the door ready to protect and defend. Intruders won’t stop at your house and risk triggering alarms and being caught on camera.
The peace of mind knowing you are protected will reduce anxiety and stress. Whether you’re fast asleep or out and about, you’ll rest easier knowing your home is secure.
A home security systems take the guess work out figuring out what went bump in the night. No more jumping at every creak or wondering if that raccoon is actually a burglar.
Installing a home security system may be the most impactful single act you can take to feel confident at home as you age in place. With modern home security options being affordable, easy to install yourself and even easier to use, there is no reason to delay this important enhancement to your home any longer.
The Keypad has large intuitive buttons that can arm and disarm the system easily as needed. If your home needs more coverage, Ring alarm systems allow additional key pads, door contacts or motion sensors to be integrated, all sold separately, or you can find larger starter kits at the 🔗Ring Store.
You can integrated a 🔗Ring Video Doorbell, sold separately, to record 24/7 activity outside your home so you can scroll back through time to rewatch what you missed.
While the Ring security system is completely functional without a smart phone, you can choose to control settings and get alerts and notifications on your cell phone or tablet through the Ring App. You can even share access with family or neighbors who are willing to step in to help in an emergency or who just want to check to make sure you are OK.
The beauty of the Ring Security System is that you can commit to the level of subscription services you want and can afford. The system is fully functional without any ongoing service plans, but if you want smart notifications for people and packages at your door, or to keep your system online if the Wi-Fi goes down, try a Ring Home subscription, sold separately. You can also add a subscription for Professional Monitoring for emergency police, fire and medical response, and more, also sold separately.
So even if your home is seasoned, don't let it get cooked. Install a Ring Home Security System today... BFore Aging in Place.
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