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The biggest positive of installing a Ninja Systems Wireless Burglar Alarm is the fact that we do not have to run cables around your premises, which saves time, money and minimises disruption. We program each of the battery powered Sensors in the system into the main Control Panel and then attach it to the wall in the desired location, from where it transmits its signal. There is no need to pass cables through walls and therefore there is no need for redecoration after installation. This makes our Wireless System extremely beneficial for installation in finished or occupied houses where a hard wired system would cause damage that will necessitate ‘making good’. Our Wireless Systems are therefore ideal for use in virtually all buildings – even those with unique design issues.
Another liberating factor of wire free systems is that our Installers are not tied to only putting detectors in the corners of rooms simply because of easy access to cabling. The detectors can be put almost anywhere, as long as they provide the necessary coverage. Quite regularly, the best location for a motion sensor could well be in the middle of a wall or next to a window etc. A wireless system means we can put the sensors where they are best located for maximum effectiveness, not simply where the wires are easier to hide.
Ninja Systems Wireless Alarms provide a highly mobile security system. Because the only wiring involved is supplying mains voltage to the main Control Panel and External Sounder, it is possible for us to move the various parts, or even the entire system, around in a quick, easy, and affordable manner should your requirements change. We can also easily expand your system by adding additional sensors to a new extension or to outlying buildings such as a new garage or garden shed.
Furthermore, with a wireless security system, if you live in rented accommodation, there are no problems getting permission from your landlord to install the system, since there is no damage caused to their property. Plus, the entire system can be relocated with ease – you can take it with you when you move house & we can reinstall & re-configure it in your new home.
Because of the importance wireless technology is playing in current affairs, our latest Wireless Systems offer a much wider choice of accessories to encompass environmental as well as security parameters such as Flood Detectors, CO Detectors, and Smoke Detectors. Pet owners can still enjoy the protection of a burglar alarm by installing our pet-friendly motion sensors. All of these modules can be integrated, if desired, with home automation functionality and all the elements of a wireless system come with Remote Control convenience.
Since wire-free alarm systems were first introduced there have been a number of concerns expressed about their security and reliability. Some of these fears were based on misconceptions from the very start, while others were legitimate fears in relation to the earlier, more primitive systems, but are no longer relevant to today’s systems. Technology has moved on from 15 years ago, and Wireless Alarms are now just as reliable as their wired counterparts. So it's worth considering some of these myths and laying any fears to rest.
Interference from other systems has been a concern in the past and early systems shared the same, ‘junk-everything-in-together’ frequency as devices such as baby minders and wireless doorbells. And while there was some encoding of the signal, these systems weren't foolproof. Now, however, the 868MHz frequency has been designated exclusively for wire-free alarm systems. At the same time, the encoding is considerably more sophisticated, so you could have 30 systems in one road, all operating at 868MHz and there would be no danger of cross-transfer (interference) of the sensor signals.
Security has been another concern for people – in particular that an enterprising and highly technical burglar could find a way of jamming the signal so the alarm would not operate. That might happen in Mission Impossible but it's not going to happen in the real world. This is because our modern systems use a rolling or hopping code system that selects a different code at random each time a signal is sent. With 16 million codes in the system to choose from there is no realistic way for anyone to hack into it.
Battery life is another fear that can be laid to rest, because whilst the old systems used alkaline batteries that only lasted seven to eight months, the lithium cells we use now will last up to five years. Furthermore, the systems Control Panel will detect whether batteries are low in any of the devices and indicate where batteries need to be changed during routine servicing.
If you still need convincing as to why a wireless home security system is the “sensible choice” and request your free home survey and we’ll show you the system working in your own property with our exclusive in-home demonstration kit.
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