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How Does a Home Alarm System Work: The purpose of a home alarm system is to alert homeowners and sometimes police to unauthorized entry attempts into their homes. When the alarm is triggered it emits a loud sound designed to frighten away intruders. An optional monitoring vendor to contact the appropriate ***** home alarm is composed of a central processing unit and remote ***** central processing unit or brain box is the users to turn the device on and off disable or enable certain sections of the home and it automatically contacts optional third-party monitorying vendors. It also communicates with the remote sensors. Most system have three types of remote sensors. The most common remote sensor is the magnetic ***** are usually found on doors and sometimes ***** are separeted into two ***** smaller magnet is attached to the door, the large swith is attached just above it on the door ***** magnet holds the swith in place. When the door is opened, the magnet moves ***** swith is no longer held in place and the alarm is triggered. Another common remote sensor is the infrared motion detector. This device detects the movement of objects that emit heat energy. A ball rolling on the floor will not trigger the alarm because the ball does not emit heat.A person does emit heat and will trigger the alarm if he ***** infrared motion detectors can be tuned to ingnore smaller heat signatures. This can be useful if you have pets. The third most common remote sensor is the glass ***** are commonly placed on ***** detect the vibrations and sound. Frequencies of breaking ***** sensors provide extra protection for windows that can be broken and crawled through without opening. Other devices such as smoke detectors, floor detectors carbon. Monoxide detectors and temperatures detectors can also be added to most home alarm ***** devices can give homeowners and authorities early warnings to environmental thre