The 750 stands for 18k solid gold and the six-digit number is the unique serial code to that ring. However, there are other marks on this ring, the “52” is the EU ring size of the Nigeria ring. What does … Continue reading →

Complete the following steps to remove an alarm sensor from your door: Clear the zone. Go to your panel, and delete the zone from the panel. Remove the wires. If you have a hardwired door alarm sensor, then you must … Continue reading →

We suggest that you allow your teen the experience of being alone with himself while being able to maintain boundaries against intrusion by others, including you. The general suggested rules are that teens are allowed to close their doors while … Continue reading →

Don’t hide spare house keys near the front door. Hide them nearby or near a side or back door instead. Put them in a waterproof plastic container and place them in a thick hedge, shrub, or bush. (Push them in … Continue reading →

Standard homeowners insurance policies provide coverage for the following scenarios: Your keys get stolen: Your keys are considered personal property and are probably covered up to a certain limit if they’re lost or destroyed by a covered peril, or stolen. … Continue reading →

NO, you can not block the entry/Exit to a neighbors or a property owner’s property. It is illegal because you are endangering the property owner and their guests (if any). Is blocking an entrance illegal? It is unlawful for any … Continue reading →

Your Ring Video Doorbell 2 is charged using a common micro-USB cable (an orange one is included in your Ring box). The micro-USB cable can be plugged into any USB power source such as a computer. Does Ring 2 come … Continue reading →

Not all CCTV footage belongs to the bank Yes, there is a bank camera covering each ATM, but it only covers a certain angle and experienced criminals may be careful to avoid it. Do banks Show ATM footage? Q: How … Continue reading →

What is the best way to use a ring light? The correct way of using a ring light is to use it around the camera lens to capture the focus in the eyes. But if you are feeling experimental, try … Continue reading →

In short, no. It isn’t weird to have security cameras in your house. However, there are alot of things to consider when placing security cameras around your home.There are also varying privacy laws around recording audio and video, even when … Continue reading →

Reducing Sound with Furniture and Decor Add a rug or two. Invest in a white noise machine and ear plugs. Incorporate more furniture. Invest in some sound-reducing curtains. Utilize a door draft stopper. Speak with your neighbors. Offer suggestions to … Continue reading →

Unless your wiring is extremely old or badly damaged, you will most likely not need to remove any of it. If you’re upgrading to a newer system, leave the wiring in place and allow the new alarm company to determine … Continue reading →

Do I need a landline phone to use Vivint’s system? No, you won’t need a landline to use Vivint’s home security system. Vivint uses a wireless connection to communicate with its monitoring centers. How do I use Vivint without service? … Continue reading →

On an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch: Go to Settings > [Your Name] > Payment & Shipping. If prompted, enter your Apple ID details to sign in. Tap Add Payment Method and fill in the necessary details to add a … Continue reading →

“Unmonitored” or “self-monitored” security systems allow you to keep tabs on your home via smartphone or tablet, and they can even trigger text alerts in the event of a system breach. Can you use an alarm system without monitoring? Will … Continue reading →