The Savant Entry System for homeowners and businesses

 The Savant Entry System is a revolutionary security system that provides improved safety and convenience for homeowners and businesses. The system allows users to view and communicate with anyone who approaches entry points such as doors, garage doors, and gates. With the Savant Entry System, users can conveniently control access to their home or business from anywhere in the world.

The Savant Entry System is designed to provide a secure and convenient way to monitor and manage access to any entry point. It is equipped with a powerful motion detector that can detect movement in a variety of settings from up to 50 feet away. This motion detector also provides users with a remote keyless entry system, allowing them to unlock doors, garage doors, and gates with their mobile device.

In addition to providing secure access control, the Savant Entry System also offers a wide range of features. It can be set up to provide notifications when someone approaches an entry point, allowing users to be alerted quickly and take action if necessary. The system also has the ability to store and access video footage, allowing users to view what has been happening around their home or business.

The Savant Entry System is an ideal security solution for anyone looking to keep their home or business safe and secure. With its advanced motion detection capabilities and remote keyless entry system, it provides a secure and convenient way to monitor and control access to any entry point. With the Savant Entry System, users can keep an eye on their home or business from anywhere in the world.

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