Alarm Sensors: Motion Sensor, Glassbreak Sensor, and Door/Window Sensors
Enhance your home security with motion, door/window, and glassbreak sensors for comprehensive detection and monitoring, ensuring your property is protected at all times.
Ideal for homes with multiple entry points, these wireless, tamper-proof sensors detect area-specific intrusions and immediately alert you with mobile notifications.
Perfect for monitoring movement within the home, Brinks Home™ sensors scan for unexpected motion with a wide detection range, pet-friendly settings, and flexible placement options for comprehensive home protection.
Best for open spaces with many windows, these sensors listen for breaking glass sounds, offering versatile placement options and continuous monitoring for enhanced security.
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A glassbreak sensor detects the sound frequency of breaking glass and triggers an alarm to alert you of potential intrusions. The sensor is specific to that particular sound, and sensitivity can be adjusted so that recordings, such as those in movies, are less likely to trigger an alarm.
Door/window sensors should be installed on all accessible entry points for enhanced security, including front doors, first-floor windows, and any other potential entry points. Additionally, many find these sensors useful for monitoring sensitive areas with off-limits items, such as liquor cabinets or documents secured in a drawer. Each sensor can be set to display an area you name, so alerts or notifications inform you which area has been accessed.
Motion sensors enhance security by detecting movement within a designated area, triggering alarms, and providing real-time alerts to deter intruders. These sensors can also be used to trigger smart home devices automatically, such as turning on lights in a dark hallway.
Window alarm sensors detect when a window is opened, while glass break sensors detect the sound of breaking glass, providing different layers of security. These sensors work in tandem with each other.