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What is smart SECURITY, how to implement it correctly, and what are the common mistakes?

Why is all this important?

Protecting the building does not stop at cameras only, but we need a security system because cameras only record but are not capable of deterrence, issuing alarms, and making alerts.

The components of this system start from:

  • Surveillance cameras

  • Smart Security System

  • Strong internet capable of receiving and sending signals

cameras :

Smart Security System:

One of the most important components of the system is the eye through which movements can be recorded. Therefore, it must be installed at the correct angle to gain full benefit.

The first line of defense is the shield that protects the building when it senses movement, broken glass, the opening of a door that is supposed to be closed, or a gas or water leak.

how we work

the first

Visit the site to determine requirements

secondly

Create a design based on the dimensions covered by the sensors in the place.

third

Supervision during preparations, then installation and programming

the end

Programming, testing and system explanation

If there is an additional step or another step is discovered, it will certainly be added.

The most common mistakes

the common Home Security system mistakes:

1. Relying solely on cameras without an alarm system

Many people install surveillance cameras thinking they are enough, but without motion or sound alarms, no one gets alerted during a break-in.

2. Installing cameras in the wrong locations

Cameras placed too high or missing coverage of doors and windows lose their effectiveness for monitoring and documentation.

3. Not securing the internet network

Most security systems depend on internet connectivity. Using a poorly protected router or a weak password makes the system vulnerable to hacking.

4. Using non-original or cheap devices

Using low-quality commercial cameras or sensors leads to poor performance, delayed alerts, or system failure during critical moments.

5. Neglecting system maintenance and software updates

Failing to update the system leaves it exposed to security vulnerabilities. Some components also need regular maintenance to ensure proper functionality.

6. Depending only on electricity without backup batteries

In the event of a power outage, the system may shut down if it doesn’t include backup batteries or an uninterruptible power supply (UPS).

7. Installing the system without assessing the site’s needs

A security system must be tailored to the size, layout, and number of entrances/exits in a home—not installed randomly or using a one-size-fits-all solution.