Swann's Customizable Video and Alarm Security Kit Connects to Smartphones

  • Mar 30, 2015

Swann Security announces its Video & Alarm Monitoring System with two day/night cameras and smartphone connectivity. Swann’s latest network video recording security system with 720p high-definition live viewing and playback is the easiest way to know your family and your belongings are safe. Its crisp and clear security footage boasts ten times the image sharpness compared to traditional CIF security systems.

Users can personalize the Video & Alarm Security Kit to accommodate any perimeter. The kit includes five wireless window and door sensors, and five wired sensors for protecting windows and doors in close proximity. Additionally, it has two PIR movement sensors, and three key fob remote controls that communicate wirelessly with the anti-intrusion indoor siren.

Swann’s DIY solution and customizable approach ensures easy Wi-Fi connection, and allows users to add two cameras for full four channel monitoring. Set & forget by recording continuously from 4 channels for 24 days+ on to a pre-installed 500 GB HDD or even longer with motion detection.

Swann’s two high-resolution wireless cameras eliminate blurry night images and muted audio. Users can see in the dark up to 50ft/15m with built-in IR cut filters to provide enhanced night vision, and built-in microphones to capture audio.

Constantly connected and in the palm of your hand, the Swann Wi-Fi Security Kit Micro Monitoring System allows users to view live or recorded video on any smartphone or tablet using the free SwannView Link app. It’s perfect for anyone who is frequently away from their home or office for long periods of time as the free app provides users 24/7 access to their properties anywhere in the world, activity triggered push notifications, and peace of mind.

Swann stands by its promise of Lifetime Support to make advanced security easy-to-use, install and maintain. Everything is included in the package; but if you need assistance, Swann’s help desk is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for the life of the product.

The Swann Wi-Fi Security Kit is available now for $499.99 at Fry’s.

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