Alarms and Monitoring

Intrusion systems are security setups designed to detect unauthorized entry into a building or restricted area. They use sensors such as motion detectors, door/window contacts, and glass break detectors to identify potential breaches. When triggered, the system alerts security personnel or activates an alarm to prevent or respond to intrusions.

Panic alarms are emergency buttons that quickly alert security or authorities when someone is in immediate danger. Duress alarms are used to discreetly signal distress when a person is forced to comply with a threat, such as during a robbery, without the attacker knowing. Both provide rapid, covert ways to call for help.

Temperature, flood, and other condition sensors monitor environmental factors like temperature, water levels, or air quality. Temperature sensors detect extreme heat or cold, while flood sensors identify water leaks or rising water levels. These sensors help prevent damage to property and equipment by alerting security teams to potential issues before they escalate.

Access control system alarms trigger when there are unauthorized attempts to access restricted areas, such as when a wrong code is entered or a forced entry is detected. These alarms alert security personnel to potential security breaches, enabling a quick response to prevent unauthorized access.

Fire panel alarms are integrated systems that detect signs of a fire, such as smoke, heat, or flames. When triggered, they sound an alarm and alert security or emergency personnel to respond quickly, helping to ensure the safety of building occupants and minimize damage.

Elevator telephone monitoring involves installing communication systems in elevators that allow passengers to contact emergency services or security personnel if they are trapped or in distress. The system provides a direct line for assistance, ensuring quick response and safety in case of an elevator malfunction or emergency.

Monitoring video surveillance equipment involves continuously viewing and analyzing footage from security cameras to detect suspicious activity or potential threats. This can be done in real-time by security personnel or through automated systems that trigger alerts based on motion or unusual events, ensuring prompt action when needed.

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- Low Battery Alerts

- Temperature Highs and Lows

- Flood Detection

- Intruder Alerts