Alarm Bypassing Reference

Techniques of Burglar Alarm Bypassing by Wayne B. Yeager covers the subject in its title: how burglar alarm systems get defeated. Knowing where an alarm can fail is the first step to fixing those weak points, so the book suits homeowners, business owners and anyone setting up or auditing their own security. It also belongs on the shelf of readers who collect security and self-reliance titles.

Features

Written By Wayne B. Yeager — The author's name appears on the cover, so you can confirm you have the right title.
Alarm System Focus — The book is about burglar alarms specifically, not general home security or lock work.
Bypass Methods Explained — The book looks at alarms from the intruder's side, which shows where a system is vulnerable.
Perimeter Sensor Cover Art — The illustrated cover shows a window frame with alarm contacts and wiring, the type of perimeter sensor (one that guards doors and windows) that many systems rely on.
Security Planning Aid — Owners can check their own installation against the weaknesses the book describes before choosing upgrades.
ISBN 9780879472542 — Use this number to match the exact edition when ordering or cataloguing.

Who It Suits

This is a printed reference book, not a tool or a piece of gear. It fits readers who want to understand alarm systems well enough to judge the one protecting their home or business. It also fits collectors of security and preparedness literature who want the Yeager title in their library.