The Solar Powered Dual Head Security Spotlight Provides All the Illumination You’ll Need

It’s very important that your home is lit up at night. You never know when you’ll get home late and have trouble finding your keys, but you also never know who is lurking outside your home. This is especially true if you have a lot of trees and bushes around your home. One security light can illuminate one area pretty well, but most people need more than just one section of their yard lit up at night. Sure, you could buy a lot of single lights and mount them around your home, but it’s much more effective to get a product like the solar powered dual head security spotlight. This double light will allow you to quickly light up two sections of your yard, and because it is solar powered, it won’t cost you any electricity. Anything that moves within the 180 degree arc that the sensor covers will instantly trigger the bright lights. The sensor has a 35 foot range, which is usually more than enough. It’s easy to install yourself, too, since there is no wiring involved. Solar Powered security lighting used to be difficult - but not any more.

Posted under Home Security Ideas, Security Lights by admin on Thursday 30 April 2009 at 1:54 am

Make Your Yard Shadow-Free with a Solar Powered 10 Watt Halogen Security Floodlight

When it comes to lighting up your yard, some small lights just don’t seem to do it. You may think buying several of these smaller lights is the way to go, but it really isn’t. You just end up with a lot of small lights all around your home, and besides not providing much light, they also look a bit tacky. On the other hand, a motion activated solar powered 10 watt halogen security floodlight provides more home security lighting then you’ll ever need. It’s perfect for lighting up your driveway or walkway at night, giving you a feeling of security when you get home after dark and ensuring that you don’t trip over anything unexpected. Some solar powered lights have an issue—the solar panel is located on the light itself, and sometimes it can’t be placed in an area that gets good sunlight. However, this security floodlight has a detachable panel that can be placed up to 15 feet away, allowing for maximum light.

Posted under Home Security Ideas, Security Lights by admin on Sunday 5 April 2009 at 9:27 pm

Shine Some Light on Your Yard with a Motion Activated, Solar Powered Wedge Light

Lighting up your yard at night is one of the best ways of supplementing your home security system. Those who are looking to break into your home are made very nervous when lights come on, making motion activated lighting a must. But there’s an issue with some motion activated lights—they just don’t fit in the area you need to light up. Either they’re too large to mount under your roof or they’re a very awkward shape that just doesn’t fit anywhere. Fortunately, there are some lights that have been specially designed to fit in odd places, such as the motion activated, solar powered wedge light. It has a wedge shaped mount that fits under stairs, on posts, or under decks or eves. Since its solar powered, you don’t have to worry about mounting it near outlets or wiring it to your power system. Everything you need for an easy installation is included, too.

Posted under Security Lights by admin on Wednesday 25 March 2009 at 11:22 pm

A Motion Activated LED Outdoor Light Brightens up Your Path

Getting home at night can be an issue. It can be hard to find the right key, get it in the lock, and get into your home. Then there’s the issue of avoiding anything that happens to be in your path, such as toys your children have left outdoors. If you have steps to go up or gates to open, it can slow you do even more. While this generally isn’t an issue, having home security lighting can make the entire process both easier and safer. If you’re looking for outdoor lighting that doesn’t involve huge floodlights, you may want to look into the motion activated LED outdoor light. These small lights are powered by batteries and turn on when you (or someone else) moves in front of it. You can easily place them near gates, your front door, or even along the walkway to light up your path. You can also use them to light up your garden shed, garage, or even place them in your hallway or kitchen so you can get around at night without turning on the lights.

Posted under Security Lights by admin on Friday 20 March 2009 at 12:39 am

Light up Your Yard with this 30 Watt Halogen Solar Powered Security Flood Light

Lighting up your yard is very important, but some security lights just don’t do it. Some motion detectors are either too sensitive or not sensitive enough. Those that are too sensitive turn on at any little movement, while others don’t turn on unless something moves directly under them. This 30 watt halogen solar powered security flood light, however, is one of the best products in home security lighting. It is incredibly bright, lighting up the entire section of your yard. The attached motion detector has a range of 35 feet and covers 180 degrees. You can set the light to stay on for anywhere from a short ten sections to a full minute. Even better, this light requires no battery or electrical outlet—it’s entirely solar powered home security. Once fully charged, the light is good for up to 150 different one-minute bursts. It’s also incredibly easy to install, and other than changing the bulbs now and then, there’s no operating cost.

Posted under Home Security Ideas, Security Lights by admin on Saturday 14 March 2009 at 4:54 pm

See what’s Going on at Home with the IP Camera and Motion Detector

Worried about someone breaking into your home while you’re out of town? Want to make sure the kids are not throwing a party while you’re gone? If so, you need this IP camera and motion detector.

This home security camera allows you to access the camera from anywhere you can access the internet, so you can check in from anywhere. The IC202W has been hailed as the world’s first real plug and play camera, and its quality is amazing. You’ll be able to see everything that goes on in the room in which you install the camera. The installation is incredibly easy—in fact, you don’t even have to know about DDNS settings or IP mapping, two things some other internet cameras require you to set. Just set up the camera, install the software, and you’re good to go. In fact, the software actually lets you operate 16 different cameras, so you can put one in every room of your home. This setup also works great for the office as well.

Posted under Security Cameras by admin on Friday 27 February 2009 at 1:09 am

Don’t Forget About the Kids - A Wireless Baby Monitor and Camera

Many parents purchase a simple baby monitor that allows them to listen in to what’s going on in their baby’s room, but what about those babies who don’t cry much? How can you know when they’re awake or know who is in the room with them? The wireless baby monitor & camera allows you to not only hear what’s going on in your baby’s room but also see what’s happening. These baby cameras have a good viewing area and come with a small TV screen that you can carry from room to room with you if you want. It also doubles as an actual television, although it only gets local channels. The camera is easy to install—just plug it in and you’re set. Likewise, the monitor runs off of an AC adaptor, so all you need is a nearby outlet. If you’re at all concerned about your child’s safety, the wireless baby monitor & camera will give you peace of mind.

You can find this product at Your Best Defense on the Blogroll

Posted under Uncategorized by admin on Thursday 19 February 2009 at 1:47 am

Protect Your Home with a Glass Breakage Alarm

While signing up with a security monitoring company can protect your home in a number of ways, it’s also expensive. You can actually set up your own home alarm system without paying the monthly premium for a monitoring company, and many times, these home systems are just as likely to scare burglars off as those installed by security companies. Glass breakage alarms are one of several types of home alarms that go off whenever someone breaks the glass on your window. A glass breakage alarm senses the vibrations that occur in the window frame when the glass is shattered, and they let out an ear-piercing alarm when this occurs. This alarm is loud enough to wake you up or to alert your neighbors that someone is attempting to break into your home. These alarms work on any type of window, and they run off of batteries. What’s more, you can often purchase glass breakage alarms in multi-packs, making it more affordable to install one on every window.  I bought it from Your Best Defense ( on my blog roll)

Posted under Home Alarms by admin on Saturday 14 February 2009 at 8:43 pm

Protect Your Home with a Dome Security Color Camera Kit

The Dome Security Color Camera Kit is a powerful home and business video surveillance kit that you can install and use yourself. There’s no large, obvious video camera to install anywhere, so few people will even realize they’re on camera. As a home security system, you can use the dome security camera to protect your property. The camera weights very little, so it can be mounted virtually anywhere, even on light-weight ceiling tiles. These security cameras can be pointed in any direction, too.

The dome security kit includes everything you need to set up and install the home security camera. It includes the camera, 60 foot of cable that allows you to connect the camera to your television set, and an AC adapter. The instructions are very clear and easy to follow, and you can have your camera set up and installed within minutes. This system is very affordable and can provide all the security you need for your home or for your small business.

Posted under Home Security Ideas, Security Cameras by admin on Thursday 5 February 2009 at 3:03 am

Affordable Home Security You Can Trust

From Mace, one of the most trusted names in the personal security field, comes a wireless home security system that lives up to the name.  The base package we reviewed included a control panel, audio alarm, motion sensor and a key fob with panic button.  An installation DVD was included, which makes setup a breeze.  The wireless system is fully expandable, supporting up to 14 sensors.  The base unit has a plug-in adapter, meaning you won’t have to constantly change batteries.  The key fob allows you to arm and disarm the system at a touch of a button, sparing you from having to punch in a code.  The best feature of this product is that no monitoring service is required. It literally pays for itself.  You can program up to 5 telephone numbers for the system to call if an alarm is triggered, including your personal cellphone.  This allows you piece of mind and security without having to pay a monthly fee.  The components of the alarm package seem tough and durable, ensuring that they will protect you for years to come.

The Mace Wireless Home Security System

Posted under Home Security Ideas, Uncategorized by admin on Monday 24 November 2008 at 4:12 pm

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