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6/8/98 Chapter 15 Performing a Site Survey Meeting the Consumers Needs. Designing the system. Security Survey Walk Inside Walk Outside Use a Diagram Burglars Favorite Entrances Burglars Favorite Entrances Doors Most Common Point of Entry Consider Interior Doors Look for Boarded Up Doors Windows Can sense all windows or Use Interior Traps Floor, Ceiling, Roof Can access be gained? Is there room for wiring? Walls Hollow or Solid Vibrations Common Walls Interior Areas Temperature Pets Moving Objects Operation or Lifestyle Learn the Home Users Lifestyle Learn the Business’ Operation KISS Keep it Simple Easy to Operate Easy to Live With System Design What information do you need to design a system for the following locations? Flintstone Residence Jetson Residence Barneys Antiques Questions Alarms: The First Line of Defense 1- Introduction 2- What is an Alarm System 3- What is A False Dispatch 4- Impact of False Dispatches 5- Causes of False Dispatches 6- Preventing False Dispatches 7- User Controls 8- Sensors 9- The Control 10- The Central Station 11- How Authorities Respond 12- What to expect for Alarm Co.s 13- The Alarm Ordinance 14- Sources of Information 15- Site Survey *? 1999 National Burglar Fire Alarm Association 15-* *? 1999 National Burglar Fire Alarm Association 15-* Alarms: The First Line of Defense First Floor 81% Garage 9% Basement 4% Unlocked 4% Second Floor 2% “The Effectiveness of Burglar Alarms” Hakim Buck 1991 Front Door 47 % Back Door 32% Window 22% Breakdown of First Floor Entries “The Effectiveness of Burglar Alarms” Hakim Buck 1991 Bedroom #1 Bedroom # 2 Bedroom # 3 Kitchen Dining Room TV Room Living Room Bathroom Bedroom #2 Study Foyer Kitchen Dining Room Living Room Bathroom First Floor Bedroom #1 Bedroom #2 Bedroom # 3 Steps Bathroom Bathroom Unfinished Furnace Room Steps Attic Second Floor First Floor Basement Basement Second Floor Sales Admin. Warehouse Bathroom ? 5 Minute Break 1