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(At least they dislike false alarms and slow dispatching)

(The fact of the matter is this: Eagle has never never made a mistake leading to a successful burglary in a home or business!)

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Important Information: We have recently seen a rise in telephone line attacks on alarm systems. To combat this problem, Eagle Security has developed a program providing telephone line protection. If you do not have such a back up system, you should consider adding it to your system. Click here to find out more.

Thinking about a Security System for your Home or Business? First, you Need to Know how a Security System Works:

Control Panel: ttThis is a large (approx. 11" x 14") metal cabinet. This component contains the "brains" and communications center for a security system, and is typically located in the mechanical room. All sensors and keypads in a system are connected to the control panel. The control panel can also activate sirens or lights, and can send emergency messages to a central station over a telephone line or radio link.
Keypad: ttThis component controls all functions of a security system, including programming. If you have the correct code, you can control every function (of any given level) of security system from the keypad. The display on the keypad shows you the current status of the system.
Perimeter Protection: ttConsists of sensors that detect an entry from the outside. These sensors are placed on outside windows and doors. They include magnetic contacts and even sensors that detect the sound of breaking glass.
Interior Protection: ttDetects intrusion inside the premise. Typically this consists of passive infrared motion detectors which are strategically positioned, and designed to detect the body heat of an intruder moving through a given area.
Fire: tt Most security systems use a combination of smoke detectors and heat detectors to detect the fire. A monitored security system provides additional protection, including dispatching of responding agencies.
Central Station: ttIn the event of an alarm, the control panel sends an emergency signal to a 24 hour monitoring service, known as the "central station". The central station may take steps to verify the alarm, and if necessary, get help by contacting police, fire or emergency authorities.

The Sign's Up-Side-Down, Again

Eagle Security is one of the original sponsors of the Mountain Mike Purplehunt Treasure Hunt. Eagle traditionally flips its sign up-side-down as long as the treasure remains hidden. So, if you get into the neighborhood, and you spot a traffic slow-down on 28th Street in Grand Rapids, MI, it's probably our fault. 28th Street is reputedly the busiest street in Michigan. Want to learn more about the $1000.00 treasure hunt? Click here.

Want to check out an interactive demo? If you have Internet Explorer (Netscape doesn't handle "Shockwave" very well) click on one of these links:
    1--ADEMCO Security System
     2--APEX Security System
   3--5804BD wireless remote from ADEMCO

Before you embark on this interactive journey, however, you need to know that it involves the use of a Shockwave plug-in, and can take a few minutes to implement. If you already have Shockwave, it will pop up quickly. If not, we will walk you through the easy (free) steps for downloading. If you have a few minutes, and a desire to see the best demo short of a living-breathing representative coming to your place, then you should click on one of the above links.

(Eagle Security Systems is an independent alarm contractor, not directly related to ADEMCO.)

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Here's how a security system works...