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Guide to Motion Detectors

Security motion detectors help you stomp out unwanted intrusions


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Motion detectors help you deter unwanted company at your place of business. Whether you go for a model that flips on a light or you go all out with cameras and noises, a thief or an unnecessary guest will think twice about approaching if they know that their presence is already known.

Security motion detectors are vital to the safety of you and your staff, especially if you operate in an area of town that is not well lit or has a high crime rate. Motion detectors and motion detector cameras are also vital to your operations if you own investment properties or storage complexes. In those situations, other people are looking to you for added security of their items stored or housed with you. Don't let them down by not investing in proper motion detection equipment.

To find the right motion detection system for you:

1. Determine how many areas of your business need to be covered by motion detection products.

2. Determine the risks affiliated with the area that your business resides in.

3. After deciding on a model found on the web, speak with a service representative before committing to the purchase. He or she may have some insight that you had not considered.

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You can find a wide variety of security motion detectors online


The web should be the first place that you look to purchase motion detectors.

I recommend: The Home Security Store offers a wide variety of motion detectors including: infrared, ceiling mount, pet immune, wireless or outdoor motion detectors. Smarthome also offers offers you motion detectors that would be suitable as business motion detectors. GadgetShack.com also offers a variety of security motion detectors.

Go one step further than run-of-the-mill motion sensors


Consider spending a bit more money or a more high-tech system or one that links to other gadgets such a security camera.

I recommend: SecurityIdeas.com offers Optex indoor & outdoor motion detectors. These motion detection products are designed to trigger switchers, multiplexers and time lapse recorders when there is motion. The output relay will turn on a specific camera and turn the recorder on real time mode. Check out the Siemens motion detection system. Its mirrored design gives you uniform sensitivity throughout the area that it covers, thus eliminating your over- or under-sensitive zones.

Install your motion detection equipment like a pro


Make sure that you are installing your motion detection equipment properly.

I recommend: Check out the Lowe's "how-to" page on installing motion detection products. The Do It Yourself (DIY) network also gives you a tutorial on installing motion sensors. The tutorial was designed for residential use, but could easily be translated for business installation.

Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • Consider a motion detection service in addition to your hardware.

The official source of Motion Detectors is the Motion Detectors page at Business.com


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