 The
Electronic Guard Force Never Sleeps:
The Role of Residential Alarms
It is a wearisome
time for Americans living abroad, a time of heightened threats
and tight resources. While security at the main office buildings
are beefed up, residential security sometimes takes second
place, creating a dangerous vulnerability. Residential alarm
systems go a long way toward creating a comprehensive security
program.
When linked by phone or
radio to a central alarm monitoring
station, or CAMS, the alarm system becomes part of your
communications
plan, speeding an alarm message to responders. See more
on CAMS in the Alarm
Communication / AES-IntelliNet section.
For 25 years,
AES has designed and built security systems for protecting
Americans overseas, built to survive the
environmental
factors that take a toll on electronic gear. AES manufactures
two product lines for residential security – the 5100
Series, an advanced system for all applications, and the
1700
Series, which is ideal for smaller houses and apartments.
 AES
5100 Series
Advanced Features, Rugged Performance
The AES 5100 Alarms
provide the full range of options, from it's LCD digital keypad
to a built-in digital dialer. By far, the most capable of
the AES alarm systems. Choose from 3 kits, from Basic, Standard
or Deluxe. Use the right sidebar or click below to see full
details.
 AES
1700 Series
Easy to Install, Easy to Operate, A Proven System
The beauty of the
AES 1700 is it's simplicity. It is easy to install, easy to
operate and easy on your budget. For installations where resources
are limited, and the basic counts, the 1700s are the right
choice. Choose from 2 kits, the basic and the "EZ"
kit, ideal for apartments. See the sidebar to the right for
full details, or click below.
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