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Yale deters burglars with Sync Smart Home Alarm
With the summer months on the horizon, homeowners oſten move their attention to the outdoors and spending time away from their home. And although many of us look forward to what the summer season has to offer, this leaves prime opportunities for burglars looking for an easy target.
W
ith homes being leſt vacant for impending holidays and staycations, it’s worthwhile
installers recommending a smart security update to their customers to boost sales for the summer and help protect their homes in the process. As a leading expert in the smart security field, Yale is offering a range of smart security solutions for homeowners, allowing them to monitor and keep informed over their home security from afar.
A great first step into the world of smart security is a smart alarm. Yale’s Sync Smart Home Alarm is an award-winning range, allowing users to have full control over their home security at anytime from anywhere using a smartphone.
With the world of smart home technology continuing to grow and give users the ability to control their home appliances securely and conveniently, now is also a perfect time to encourage smart home security sales. The demand for this type of product category offers plenty of profitable opportunities for installers, who can recommend professional installation of the Sync Smart Home Alarm range. By opting for professional installation, homeowner’s will have the peace of mind that their kit is fitted correctly and in good working order.
Whilst the Sync Smart Home Alarm provides heightened protection for homeowners, Yale has also extended the range with additional accessories to step up the security of the kits.
Yale’s Mains Powered External Siren is a great add-on product recommendation to ensure installers are providing effective solutions to their customers to protect homes from the outside. It’s important to note that not all alarm sirens are created equal, with some louder or more attention-grabbing than others, and burglars who are familiar with a particular type of alarm system may know how to disable it. This is why it’s important to have a high-quality alarm system installed and to ensure that it is properly maintained.
Available in the unmistakable ‘Yale’ yellow, the Yale bell box is an effective visual and audible deterrent; a clear signal to criminals that the property is securely protected with a quality alarm system.
And homeowner’s can also be reassured that their property is protected in the event of a loss of power, with battery backup providing additional peace of mind. Being a mains- powered product, homeowners will also no longer have to regularly replace the batteries, reducing the long-term maintenance of the siren. Following successful installation of Yale’s Sync Alarm and the Mains Powered External Siren, installers can also further up-sell with the wide range of Yale accessories available, with the system allowing for up to 40 separate accessories. Installers can also benefit from additional jobs through the installation of the Mains Powered External Siren. For homeowners who don’t currently have power in their loft spaces, have a pitched roof or don’t have a nearby plug to where they would like to position their siren, this will again provide further opportunities to gain extra work from jobs such as re-wiring, for example.
Yale has created this product following customer feedback and a noticeable trend for the purchase and installation of sirens and replacement products. By opting for the Mains Powered External Siren, installers can help their customers to save money on costly maintenance charges, reduce the chance of a siren fault and protect the home in the event of a power cut.
www.YaleHome.co.uk
14 | electrical wholesalerMay 2023
ewnews.co.uk
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