It happens to many times in peoples lives when they might be away for leisure or on a business trip and you have this feeling at the back of your mind that something maybe wrong at home. Now this is most likely in the cases where there is no one at home to check and all you have is your security locks and alarms which you can not check from where you are. Well now, no more worrying as Protection One has brought you eSecure for the iPod touch and iPhone.
Now the genius of the eSecure application is you can actually access your security panels from your home and receive up to date security notices directly to your iPhone or iPod touch. Next time you are away from home you can just turn on the application, check that the security system is on and functioning, control the alarm which works out well if you have people coming over to you house to check on things or carry out some work.
When you have checked that all the security is working ok the application will then inform you immediately if there is any unusual activity such as if a door is open or certain air is detected, truly amazing stuff, in the event of an emergency you will receive a text message or email message informing you of the activity so you can quickly alert others. The eSecure truly is a must have application for those who are constantly on the go and want a piece of mind, its available for purchase now so be sure to get it and keep your home safe.
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Tags: alarms, application check, business trip, iPhone, ipod touch, security locks, security panels, security system, text message
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December 27th, 2009 at 4:38 pm
Good level of information here. There is so much data around about this subject that from time to time you cannot see the wood for the trees but you have pitched this at just the right level so that the lay person can understand – thank you!
December 28th, 2009 at 2:31 pm
Your very welcome, thanks for checking it out.