Tec products for home security

High-Tec Products

Keeping yourself, your family, possessions and home secure no longer necessarily requires high fences and thick iron bars. Modern technology offers solutions to secure potential weak points – without turning your home into a fortress. Today, you can install an array of different tec products that offer outstanding protection from intruders. 

Let’s begin with windows, which statistics show are among the favorite points of entry for burglars. High-tec burglar-resistant glass enables you to unobtrusively protect your home. The most advanced types use laminated polycarbonate glass technology. Termed “glass-clad polycarbonate glazing,” the tec product is 100% transparent and lightweight – free of the distortion and tint of traditional armored glass. Its exceptional lightness also makes it easier retrofit in existing window frames, resulting in lower installation costs. It comprises multiple layers of tempered glass and polycarbonate separated by transparent film, a construction that gives it extraordinary toughness and flexibility. It is available in different bullet resistance classes, for protection against weapons ranging from handguns to military grade rifles.

For additional security, the armored glass can be equipped with an alarm mechanism. This tec feature is invisible, and can be connected to a “silent alarm” system for early warning in the event of a break-in attempt or to an alarm that alerts neighbors and scares off intruders.

With or without the alarm function, this type of high-tec security glazing allows natural light indoors and an undistorted view looking outwards. It also has the added advantage of effective protection from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays, which can damage your furniture and artworks.

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These security tec products can be combined with surveillance systems and Smart Home solutions that deliver real-time alerts of forced intrusion attempts to your Smartphone regardless of where you are at the time. These alerts can also be directed to your security service provider.