Alarm systems

Entry level Alarm 

A typical entry level intruder alarm would be designed to generate confirmed alarm activations. In the event of an alarm activation the system sends a signal to an alarm receiving centre so that a key holder, and if necessary the Police can respond. This could apply to small commercial or large residential premises. Such a system would comply to EN Standards Grade 2.

Mid level Alarm 

A typical mid-level intruder alarm would be designed to generate confirmed alarm activations, and could provide basic access control. In the event of an alarm activation, the system uses secure monitoring to send a signal to an alarm receiving centre so that a key holder, and if necessary the Police can respond. This could apply to schools and offices. Such a system would comply to EN Standards Grade 3.

Top level Alarm  

A typical top level intruder alarm would be designed to generate confirmed alarm activations and could provide extensive access control. In the event of an alarm activation, the system uses secure monitoring with radio GSM back-up to send a signal to an alarm receiving centre so that a key holder, and if necessary the Police can respond. Such a system could include a smoke security system, and could help you manage security for multiple sites. This could apply to banks, or a chain of retail outlets. Such a system would comply with EN Standards Grade 3.