In the event of a power outage your SimpliSafe Base Station is equipped with a backup rechargeable battery supply that will keep your Base Station powered for up to 24 hrs. SimpliSafe does not rely on WiFi, and will continue … Continue reading →

Smoke detectors need to be wired together to create a complete system. With hard-wired detectors, a single smoke detector going off will set off the others — ensuring that everyone in your home is alerted to hazards. Hard-wired detectors are … Continue reading →

Arming Recordings: More Privacy Starting March 5, 2021, recordings will no longer be triggered when arming your SimpliSafe system in either Home or Away Modes.Camera recordings will still be triggered from other actions on your SimpliSafe system, including: Security system … Continue reading →

The privacy shutter will still prevent the camera from recording if it’s closed, even if the infrared sensor is on. What do the different colored LED lights on the camera mean? LED Behavior What does it mean? Blinking Blue Currently … Continue reading →

Once logged in, follow the steps : Go to Wireless Page. Set up your WiFi router name. Set Router Password. Save and Apply. Go to Wireless Repeater Section on Wireless Page. Enable wireless repeater option, if disabled. Click Site Survey … Continue reading →

In general, security cameras, either CCTV analog cameras or PoE IP security cameras, are not energy-consuming as other gadgets like computers or bread toasters; they only need a very little electricity to work. Does CCTV use a lot of electricity? … Continue reading →

Here’s how: Launch Chrome. Go to the “People” section. Go to “Screen lock” and log in with your credentials if it prompts you to. Toggle the option “Show lock screen when waking from sleep” to OFF. Exit the page. How … Continue reading →

You can change your default Google account by signing out of all your Google accounts, and then signing back into the one you want as your default. The first Google account you sign back into will be set as your … Continue reading →

Since the law went into effect Jan. 1, 2020, an increasing number of sites have been using the pop-ups to let people know that they use cookies and offering them a chance to stop the sale of their personal information. … Continue reading →

Check the battery % in the Wyze app. In the Wyze app, tap on your Wyze Buds. Tap the Settings gear. The battery levels are at the top of the screen. How do I check the battery level on my … Continue reading →

Replacing The Safe Lock Yourself.Although some safes might look similar, residential safes, commercial safes, and gun safes, all differ. Once you have identified a lock that is compatible with your safe, you will have to remove the old safe lock … Continue reading →

French door (n.): A door, usually one pair, of light construction with glass panes extending for most of its length. They also can be referred to as French windows. Why do they call it a French door? If you are … Continue reading →

Side by side doors, also known as double doors, are two door configurations where both doors are next to one another. Another name for this type of doors is a French door. The doors can either be active or inactive. … Continue reading →

Add your doorbell to the Google Home app. Make sure your doorbell is in the same home as your speaker or display. 2. Turn visitor announcements on or off Open the Home app . Tap your doorbell icon. In the … Continue reading →

An automatic door, also known as an auto door, is a door that opens automatically, usually on sensing the approach of a person. What are automatic sliding doors? A sliding door operator (or sliding door opener or automatic sliding door … Continue reading →