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Wireless alarms have been around for well over a decade. Like any emerging technology, it has taken some time to catch on with consumers. However, due to current & future improvements in range, reliability, battery life and cost, it's likely that Cable Wire security systems shenzhougroup.net will one day become the norm much as wireless Internet has.

Wireless security alarms have many benefits compared to a wired alarm system. Some of these advantages include:

1) Easier Installation: It's relatively simple to add wireless sensors to doors, windows and rooms. This is handy if you ever add on to your building at a later time and need to install new sensors or decide to increase your security coverage.

2) Cheaper Cost of Labor: Installation time of wireless security alarms is drastically reduced compared to traditional alarms. Houses or commercial buildings that don't have cabled security systems built in already can present installation challenges since cables may have to pulled through existing walls and floors. Wireless security alarms, on the other hand, can be installed non-invasively since the signal passes through walls and other obstacles.

3) More Resistant to Damage: Exposed cables are more vulnerable to accidental damage in normal building use, and especially during later renovations where walls are knocked down or electrical work needs to be done. Wireless security systems have less problems on this line since there are no cables between the moitoring devices and the control panel.

4)Portability: Planning on moving in the future? With wireless alarms, you can take many of the components with you to your new home, whereas this would be impractical with normal security alarms.

5) Wireless Access: Since the master Control Panel itself is Copper Enameled Wire enabled, one can arm/disarm the alarm with a key fob, much like the one you use to lock your car. Night mode or a duress signal can also be activated remotely by such a device.