ALARM SYSTEMS

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We offer a wide range of advanced alarm systems, including both wireless and hybrid options, meticulously designed to suit your specific security needs. Whether you are looking for a fully wireless setup that ensures easy installation and maximum flexibility, or a hybrid system that combines the reliability of wired connections with the convenience of wireless technology, we have the expertise to create the perfect solution tailored just for you. Our dedicated team of professionals will conduct a thorough evaluation of your unique situation, taking into account critical factors such as the size of the area to be secured, potential sources of interference, and your budget constraints. Based on this comprehensive assessment, we will recommend the most suitable alarm system to ensure your peace of mind and the safety of your property.

To gain entry into an object protected by an outdoor alarm system unnoticed, intruders sabotage motion detectors in the first place. As soon as the security system is disarmed, they penetrate the territory and block the view of motion detectors, i.e. mask them.

To protect the security system from this type of sabotage, outdoor detectors are equipped with anti-masking systems. The most advanced anti-masking systems respond to all typical tricks: placing obstacles in front of the sensors, painting the body or covering it with a cloth.

Indoor motion detectors feature anti-masking systems on rare occasions. They are used in parallel with other types of detectors (e.g., window opening or glass breaking detectors), therefore if sabotaged, they do not allow for invisible penetration.

WIRED BEAMS

WIRELESS BEAMS

IP MODULES

Wireless Alarm Beams: A Comprehensive Security Solution

Wired alarm beams are an essential component of modern security systems, providing a reliable and effective means of detecting unauthorized access.

Wireless alarm beams are a type of security system that uses infrared beams to detect and alert intruders. They consist of a transmitter and a receiver, which are usually installed in pairs, typically 5 to 9m apart. When the beam is interrupted or broken, the receiver sends a signal to a control panel, which then triggers an alarm, alerting authorities and property owners to potential security breaches.

IP modules for alarm systems are designed to integrate traditional alarm systems with internet protocol (IP) technology, enabling remote monitoring and control of security systems. These modules typically connect to a network or the internet, allowing users to receive alerts and notifications on their smartphones or computers, and can also integrate with other IP devices and systems, such as video cameras, access control systems, and smart home devices.