Does anyone have a recommendation for a security system to monitor their home?

[nglodnig]

Dig up some mines from nearby conflict zones and plant then round your house. The explosion when stepped on should be a good alarm. Try not to step on them when watering the plants and warn the gardener (tongue in cheek reply not serious honest)

[The Fugitive]

Already been mentioned that cameras won't prevent burglars getting in. Increasing visibility is more important. Railings instead of solid garden walls and bright exterior lighting would help. Lockable gates over doors and grills over windows are good visual deterrents. Maybe a few timers to switch lights on and off when you're away?  

[JacksRiVe]

21 hours ago, ReynaldoZamora said:

Keep in mind that technology and security systems may have advanced in the past three years, so it's a good idea to explore the latest options and innovations in the field to ensure you get the best security solution for your home.

I understand that the thread is three years old, but I can still provide some general information that may be helpful for anyone looking for a home security system.In your situation in Pattaya, you might want to consider researching local security system providers in your area like Vivint smart home system. It's essential to explore options that are available in your specific location, as services and offerings can vary by region.Look for local security companies that offer home security solutions with features like indoor and outdoor cameras, internet connectivity, and options for storing activity recordings. Reading reviews and getting recommendations from people in your community can also be valuable in making an informed decision.

Edited January 24 by JacksRiVe