The Complete Book of Electronic Security
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Chapter 1: Electronic Security: Past and Present Chapter 2: How Alarm Systems Work Chapter 3: Fire Safety Chapter 4: Electricity Basics Chapter 5: Tools Chapter 6: Wiring Chapter 7: Installing and Troubleshooting Alarm Systems Chapter 8: Security Lighting Chapter 9: Closed-Circuit Television Systems Chapter 10: Smart Homes and Home Automation Systems Chapter 11: Access Control Systems Chapter 12: Systems Integration Chapter 13: Vehicle Safety Chapter 14: Certification and Licensing Chapter 15: Finding Job Openings and Getting Hired Chapter 16: Starting and Expanding a Business Chapter 17: Monitoring Services Chapter 18: Final Thoughts Appendix A: Manufacturers Appendix B: Central Stations and Suppliers Appendix C: Electronic Schematic Symbols Appendix D: License Requirements for New York, North Carolina, and Utah
Chapter 3: Fire Safety Chapter 4: Electricity Basics Chapter 5: Tools Chapter 6: Wiring Chapter 7: Installing and Troubleshooting Alarm Systems Chapter 8: Security Lighting Chapter 9: Closed-Circuit Television Systems Chapter 10: Smart Homes and Home Automation Systems Chapter 11: Access Control Systems Chapter 12: Systems Integration Chapter 13: Vehicle Safety Chapter 14: Certification and Licensing Chapter 15: Finding Job Openings and Getting Hired Chapter 16: Starting and Expanding a Business Chapter 17: Monitoring Services Chapter 18: Final Thoughts Appendix A: Manufacturers Appendix B: Central Stations and Suppliers Appendix C: Electronic Schematic Symbols Appendix D: License Requirements for New York, North Carolina, and Utah
Chapter 5: Tools Chapter 6: Wiring Chapter 7: Installing and Troubleshooting Alarm Systems Chapter 8: Security Lighting Chapter 9: Closed-Circuit Television Systems Chapter 10: Smart Homes and Home Automation Systems Chapter 11: Access Control Systems Chapter 12: Systems Integration Chapter 13: Vehicle Safety Chapter 14: Certification and Licensing Chapter 15: Finding Job Openings and Getting Hired Chapter 16: Starting and Expanding a Business Chapter 17: Monitoring Services Chapter 18: Final Thoughts Appendix A: Manufacturers Appendix B: Central Stations and Suppliers Appendix C: Electronic Schematic Symbols Appendix D: License Requirements for New York, North Carolina, and Utah
Chapter 7: Installing and Troubleshooting Alarm Systems Chapter 8: Security Lighting Chapter 9: Closed-Circuit Television Systems Chapter 10: Smart Homes and Home Automation Systems Chapter 11: Access Control Systems Chapter 12: Systems Integration Chapter 13: Vehicle Safety Chapter 14: Certification and Licensing Chapter 15: Finding Job Openings and Getting Hired Chapter 16: Starting and Expanding a Business Chapter 17: Monitoring Services Chapter 18: Final Thoughts Appendix A: Manufacturers Appendix B: Central Stations and Suppliers Appendix C: Electronic Schematic Symbols Appendix D: License Requirements for New York, North Carolina, and Utah
Chapter 9: Closed-Circuit Television Systems Chapter 10: Smart Homes and Home Automation Systems Chapter 11: Access Control Systems Chapter 12: Systems Integration Chapter 13: Vehicle Safety Chapter 14: Certification and Licensing Chapter 15: Finding Job Openings and Getting Hired Chapter 16: Starting and Expanding a Business Chapter 17: Monitoring Services Chapter 18: Final Thoughts Appendix A: Manufacturers Appendix B: Central Stations and Suppliers Appendix C: Electronic Schematic Symbols Appendix D: License Requirements for New York, North Carolina, and Utah
Chapter 11: Access Control Systems Chapter 12: Systems Integration Chapter 13: Vehicle Safety Chapter 14: Certification and Licensing Chapter 15: Finding Job Openings and Getting Hired Chapter 16: Starting and Expanding a Business Chapter 17: Monitoring Services Chapter 18: Final Thoughts Appendix A: Manufacturers Appendix B: Central Stations and Suppliers Appendix C: Electronic Schematic Symbols Appendix D: License Requirements for New York, North Carolina, and Utah
Chapter 13: Vehicle Safety Chapter 14: Certification and Licensing Chapter 15: Finding Job Openings and Getting Hired Chapter 16: Starting and Expanding a Business Chapter 17: Monitoring Services Chapter 18: Final Thoughts Appendix A: Manufacturers Appendix B: Central Stations and Suppliers Appendix C: Electronic Schematic Symbols Appendix D: License Requirements for New York, North Carolina, and Utah
Chapter 15: Finding Job Openings and Getting Hired Chapter 16: Starting and Expanding a Business Chapter 17: Monitoring Services Chapter 18: Final Thoughts Appendix A: Manufacturers Appendix B: Central Stations and Suppliers Appendix C: Electronic Schematic Symbols Appendix D: License Requirements for New York, North Carolina, and Utah
Chapter 17: Monitoring Services Chapter 18: Final Thoughts Appendix A: Manufacturers Appendix B: Central Stations and Suppliers Appendix C: Electronic Schematic Symbols Appendix D: License Requirements for New York, North Carolina, and Utah
Appendix A: Manufacturers Appendix B: Central Stations and Suppliers Appendix C: Electronic Schematic Symbols Appendix D: License Requirements for New York, North Carolina, and Utah
Appendix C: Electronic Schematic Symbols Appendix D: License Requirements for New York, North Carolina, and Utah
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Install and service all types of electronic security systems like the pros do (or should)!
Whether you're a security professional who needs to know the latest technologies, or a homeowner who wants to make smart, money-saving decisions to protect your home and family, The Complete Book of Electronic Security tells you what you need to know.
Bill Phillips, a world renowned security expert, has written the most comprehensive and practical guidebook available on installing, buying, selling, and troubleshooting electronic security systems. You'll find step-by-step, crystal-clear installation instructions for:
Intruder and fire alarm systems
Access control systems
Home automation systems
Closed-circuit TV
And more
Bill uses over 200 photos, drawings, and "at-a-glance tips" to make the material easy to understand. For the most complete coverage possible, he also includes:
Contributions from over a dozen of the world's leading security experts
Practical job-finding and career-building tips
A sample certification test used in the United States and Canada
Advice on starting and running an electronic security business
A comprehensive glossary and lists of manufacturers, suppliers, and associations
The Complete Book of Electronic Security contains a wealth of practical information for security officers, alarm system installers, security consultants, building contractors, locksmiths, and homeowners.
Written by a top security expert who knows what you would ask, and gives direct, easy-to-understand answers!