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About Your Security
If you are
concerned about your home or
business security,
AGP
has been your
total security
answer since 2005.
To
properly protect your assets, your loved ones and yourself – you need a
Total Security Plan. Locksmiths and security alarm companies are simply not
enough. Your entire security environment needs to be examined and a
plan needs
to be developed.
Why?... Because
criminals can and will find your
vulnerable points.
Scott Franer built AGP from the frustrations
he has experienced in
the locksmith
&
security and alarm trades
-and- from his extensive police background.
No
home nor
business needs to be a sitting duck for criminals
thanks to
AGP Lock &
Security.
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AGP
Lock & Security
Tips
for the Week of
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AGP
Lock & Security, LLC Makes deal with local city to install Mul-T-Lock
High security locks and all new door hardware for every city owned
property and building.
Phase
1 completed May 10, 2010!
Phase
2 completed June 3, 2010!
Phase
3 completed June 19, 2010!
Phase
4 completed July 16, 2010!
Phase
5 completed August 5, 2010!
Hatfield,
Pa., passes false alarm ordinance
Council passed an ordinance
that penalizes "chronic offenders" with faulty security systems
that "repeatedly generate" false alarms in Hartfield, Pa. The
ordinance was amended to exclude instances of alarms caused by power
outages following a complaint by borough resident Mike Butera. At a public
hearing on the ordinance, Butera said his home alarm was activated last
month after a shortage caused by an electrical storm. More
The
security camera zoom debate: is 36x really better than 18x?
Surveillance cameras are
only as useful as the quality of images they produce. Therefore when
selecting cameras for a security system, it is imperative to select one
with features that will provide the best results possible. It is often
thought that the higher the zoom, the better the quality of the images
produced. However, this is not always necessarily the case. Phil Doyle,
Regional Director, Northern Europe at Axis Communications, explains why
this is so and discusses the different factors which affect image quality.
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Locking
in to key secrets
The bigger the car market
the higher the cost of replacement keys—that seems to be the rule of
thumb after a study comparing prices between New Zealand and Australia. More
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