One of the best things you can do to protect your home and keep your family safe is to add motion sensor installation to your Fairfax, VA property. Simply put, when someone is close enough to your home, their motion is detected and a light comes on. This bright light deters intruders, alerts neighbors and makes you aware of what’s taking place on the perimeter of your house.

Bright lights are an intruders worst nightmare. Thieves and home invaders thrive on the hidden cover of darkness. Motion sensors also protect your home when you’re away. You’ll feel more secure knowing anyone approaching your home will be seen by neighbors and passersby.

The most common places to install motion sensors are in close proximity to garage doors, porches or patios, backyards and front and back entry doors. A quality motion sensor also helps illuminate your walkways as you approach your home after dark.

Motion sensors can even help decrease your electricity bills. Because motion sensors only come on when movement is detected, they are less costly than porch and other exterior lights that must run continually. No more hunting around for light switches in the dark, either.

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A recent TedTalk about LED lights has garnered about a million and a half views. That high number isn’t surprising, given that LEDs have been making headlines a lot, lately. Tons of informational articles about the efficiency of LED light bulbs and how to choose them have been circulating online. But this TedTalk is about something quite different – data transmission.