You've probably never heard of a company called 2GIG Technologies, but they are really starting to make a name for themselves in the network-accessible home security system arena. 2GIG has developed what I consider to be the iPhone of home security systems. The Go!Control panel is one of the most intuitive, feature-packed, well designed home security systems that I have ever dealt with.
I have done a lot of research and really love the 2GIG Go!Control wireless security system. It immediately caught my eye because it didn't have a standard numeric keypad, but had a bright LCD touchscreen instead.
I visited the 2GIG website to learn more about the system and reviewed its features. This thing was loaded: The Go!Control system featured:
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- Wireless sensors (no running cables)
- Alarm service via cell service and/or land line (bad guys can't cut your cell connection)
- Home automation control of Z-wave thermostats, light switches, and door locks (if you choose these options and pay the associated fees to the alarm service provider)
- Arming, disarming, and sensor notification via iPhone / Android / Blackberry / Secure Web Site (with paid interactive service plan)
- Arming and disarming via wireless keyfob (similar to how you unlock a car with a remote)
- Smoke / Fire / Flood alarm relay capability (with purchase of optional sensors)
- Built-in speakerphone for talking with the alarm service provider (optional service)
Everything sounded great, the only thing I was worried about was how much was this thing going to cost. Much to my surprise, I found it for under $500.00 at a Melrose security installer (Kt Home Security) on Myrtle St.
The basic kit comes with 3 wireless door / window contact sensors, a motion sensor, a keyfob for arming and disarming the system, the main control panel itself, a power adapter and battery, and a cellular card that installs into the control panel. Your alarm cell service cost is built into your monthly alarm service fee depending on which provider and service package you choose.
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Kt Home Security charges a flat rate for installation a reasonable $99.00. The installation takes approximately 2-3 hrs. The recommended service provider is alarm.com and the Interactive Gold package which they charge 34.99 for. This is under the price that ADT charges for their basic service that doesn’t have any interactive features.
Let’s here from anyone who has heard of 2-Gig and Alarm.com.
Goto kthomesecurity.com or Call 781-507-2190