Are you in the market for a new wireless security system that will keep you safe without breaking the bank? Then you should consider the new GE Simon 3 Wireless Home Security System. The GE Simon 3 Wireless Home Security System is one of the most advanced systems on the market and will only cost you around $200.In addition to being affordable, this system is also very easy to install and set up. The GE Simon 3 system is currently one of the most user-friendly products on the market with installation consisting of following a voice-prompted setup. In addition to that, the GE Simon 3 comes with flexible options that are tailored to your specific needs. You may not require constant monitoring and may just want to be notified via email or cell phone if the system detects something. That is all possible with this device.
Like most wireless security systems, the GE Simon 3 can control lights and appliances within your home or even make sure your children arrive home from school safely. This is accomplished thanks to Latchkey Notification which allows the GE Simon 3 panel to actually notify you if your children do not arrive at a predetermined time. Other features include remote event notification, voice cues for easy programming, built-in siren and the ability to add external sirens. It also supports all ITI Crystal and SAW sensors.
In addition to being cheaper than a lot of other systems, the GE Simon 3 could also decrease your homeowner's premium by nearly 20%, which would pay off the system in just one year. When you purchase this system, you will receive the Simon 3 Security Control System, up to 10 wireless SAW Door/Window Sensors, telephone jack and flat cord, 4 security window stickers, rechargeable 24 hour backup battery and a user video as well as technical support.
Source: Security World News - What Is So Great About The GE Simon 3 Wireless Home Security System

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