Most Commonly Used Equipment:

Honeywell ProA7Plus Panel - most used for new installations. This can mount on the wall above an outlet to plug in for power, you will not see an exposed wire. Or we have desk mounts with a kickstand to place the keypad on table tops.

Honeywell Secondary touchscreen keypads or alpha keypads - Wall mounted above an outlet, or desk mounted with kickstands. Requires an outlet to plug into as well.

Door/Window Sensors - detects if a door or window is opened.

Glass Break Detectors - small white circular devices about the size of a hockey puck, that go on the wall and detect the sound frequency of glass breaking 25ft in all directions. So this can protect the glass in sliding doors, windows, large panes etc.. and one can protect an entire room.

Shock Sensors - these are similar to glass break detectors but can go on a specific door or window and detect the vibration of someone hitting against the glass. You would use these if there was only one glass pane to protect.

Motion Detectors - these go on the wall and will detect the heat changes that humans or animals cause when passing by.

Smoke/Heat/CO Detectors / Smoke/Heat Detectors / CO Detectors

Flood Sensors - put these near hot water heaters, sump pumps, laundry areas, sinks/bathrooms.

Key fob - it can arm/disarm the system and also can be used as a panic button.

Signs/Stickers - These are the first things that burglars see when scanning through a neighborhood.

Equipment pics of the above list: They’re in the order as listed above, left to right top to bottom.