An alarm that fits the way you live
A good alarm is one you actually set. That means sensors in the right places, zones that let you arm the downstairs at night, and controls that are easy for everyone in the house or business to use.
What an installation covers
- Survey of entry points, rooms and outbuildings
- Control panel and keypad, with app control where the system supports it
- Motion sensors, door and window contacts
- External siren and strobe as a visible deterrent
- Zoning for part-set and night-set use
- Full test and walkthrough at handover
Wired or wireless
Wired systems are ideal for new builds and renovations where cables can be concealed. Wireless systems go into finished homes quickly and with minimal mess. The recommendation depends on the building, not on what is easiest to sell.
Replacing an old alarm
If your existing alarm is faulty, keeps false alarming or nobody knows the code any more, it can often be replaced or upgraded without starting from scratch. Mention what is there now in your enquiry.
Pair it with cameras
An alarm tells you something has happened. CCTV shows you what. Planning both together means one app, one network and no gaps.