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GS3060 Universal Cellular Alarm Monitoring

Jacob — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 21:12:16 +0000

With GeoArm’s new low prices, you can now add cellular alarm monitoring to your system with the GS3060 for only $199.99. DSC’s GS3060 Cellular Alarm Communicator is universal to any control panel that has Contact ID as a communication option. Most modern control panel’s can be connected to the GS3060 with a simple 2-wire connection, and all signals will then be transmitted to GeoArm’s central station over AT&T’s cellular GSM network.

DSC GS3060 Universal Cellular Alarm Communicator

Cellular alarm monitoring service from GeoArm starts at just $20 per month! Don’t have a phone line for your alarm system? Want to protect your system from phone line cut? The GS3060 is an excellent fit to transition most existing alarm systems to cellular service. GeoArm’s experienced alarm technicians pre-program and pre-wire all cellular alarm communicators before they are shipped to provide clients with the easiest possible installation. For just $199.99 and $20 per month, you can get your system communicating to GeoArm’s central station over the most reliable communication path!

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DSC Alexor Alarm System Installation Video

Jacob — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 20:53:20 +0000

Learn how to install the Alexor wireless alarm system with this DSC installation video. More user videos for Alexor, Simon, LYNX and more are comming soon to GeoArm’s YouTube channel.

Visit GeoArm for more information on Alexor, or to purchase a new DSC Alexor wireless security system.

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Prices Reduced on all DSC Security System Kits

Jacob — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 15:31:00 +0000

GeoArm Security has reduced prices on our line of DSC Security System kits and communicators. You can now purchase the DSC Alexor Wireless Security System Kit for just $329.99. The DSC PowerSeries 9047 Security System Kit sells now for just $249.99. All this systems come with free system programming when you sign up for a GeoArm alarm monitoring contract.

There is also a new low price of $199.99 for the DSC GS3060 Universal Cellular Alarm Communicator. The GS3060 will connect to any security system that can communicate in contact ID format and will deliver your alarm system’s signals to the central station over the cellular network.

Get a great deal today on a customized wireless security system from DSC and GeoArm.

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New DSC Alexor Wireless Security System

Jacob — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 21:01:30 +0000

DSC’s new Alexor Wireless Security System has arrived. The new design separates the Alexor Control Panel from the Keypad, allowing the user to mount them in separate locations. Mounting a keypad near the access door and the control panel in a closet, bedroom, or more remote area prevents a potential intruder from destroying the Control Panel upon breaking in so that it can not send a signal to the Alarm Monitoring Central Station. This helps address a potential security risk of all-in-one wireless alarm systems. Check out the new DSC Alexor DIY Wireless Security System Kit at GeoArm for more product information.

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Important Security Risk of All-in-One Wireless Security Systems

Sterling — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 14:15:16 +0000

An all-in-one (AIO) integrated wireless security system is a great way to inexpensively and easily protect and secure your home or business. With AIO systems, there are no holes to be drilled, no wires to be run, and no time consuming installations by alarm technicians. The systems have a control panel, keypad, siren, and back up battery built into one aesthetic container.

Here at GeoArm we believe in these systems and have built a business around selling them. Wireless alarm technology has come a long way and these systems are just as reliable as an old fashioned hardwired alarm system. Not only is it easier to troubleshoot a problem sensor, but also you can easily move your system with you if you ever move locations. The one concern with these systems is that the manufacturer’s of these systems market them to be installed right at the front door of your location to easily arm and disarm when you enter and leave. Our years of installing hardwired alarms prior to the introduction of these AIO systems, gave us the knowledge we needed to see the flaw in this type of installation.

If a criminal breaks in through your front door and hears a beeping “keypad” right next to the door, they very easily could rip the panel off the wall, cut the wire, or smash the device. All of these instances would leave your location vulnerable as the panel has been defeated before it could send out the alarm signal to the central alarm monitoring station. For true security we always recommend installing the AIO device in a secure location such as a closet, laundry room, or basement so that a criminal will not easily or quickly find the device. Of course if you install the device in a remote location like that, you need a way to easily arm and disarm your system. Therefore, we recommend installing a remote full system status keypad at your main entrance doors.

Both the Honeywell LYNXR-2 and GE Simon XT offer such keypads while the DSC PowerSeries 9047 does not. The reason a full system status keypad is needed and not just a keyfob is because you want to know that there are no faulty (open) zones on the system when you attempt to arm it. With the LYNXR-2 and Simon XT keypads it would alert you that your contact on your back door is not ready to be armed so that you could secure the zone before you leave. Unfortunately with the DSC PowerSeries 9047 if you armed the system using the wall plate it would just bypass the faulty zone and your location would not be secure. DSC does have plans to release a new wireless system that addresses this issue and GeoArm will offer it as soon as it is available. In the meantime, we strongly urge a new customer to add a 5828 or 5828V to a LYNXR-2 panel and a 60-924-3-XT to a Simon XT panel while silencing the panel and tucking it away in a secure location.

With this type of installation, an AIO wireless security system is just as secure as any old fashioned hardwired security system while being much easier to install and troubleshoot in the event of a problem. Go wireless and stay secure with GeoArm!

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