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Alarm systems for homes
The same panels and the same sensors as every other premises type, at the scale a house actually needs.
A house, not a branch
The range does not have a domestic version. It is the same three panels and the same fifteen sensors that go into a shop or a factory, and a house is one of the premises types they are installed in.
What changes is the scale and the vocabulary. A house has no cash counter and no plant floor. It has doors, rooms, a gate, and the ordinary hazards of a building people live in - which is why the environmental sensors in the range are not only a commercial item.
Detect, sound the alarm, notify a person
The same three steps as every other premises type. At home, the third one is what makes the system useful when the house is empty.
- Step 1Phase 1
Detect
Sensors watch the house continuously, whether anybody is in it or not.
- Step 2Phase 2
Sound the alarm
The moment a sensor is triggered, the panel sounds the alarm at the house. The 90dB sounder and the wireless siren in the range are the parts that make the noise.
- Step 3Phase 3
Notify a person
At the same time, the people you nominate are notified by SMS and phone call, so someone knows while it is still happening. You choose who that is - which is the part that matters when the house is empty and you are somewhere else.
Three panels, fifteen sensors, either wiring
Three panels, from four zones to sixteen. A zone is one monitored point (a door, a room, a gate), so a house is usually counted in single figures and the smallest panel in the range takes four.
Fifteen sensors and accessories across four groups: intrusion, environmental, alerting, and control and signalling. Every one is available in a wired or a wireless version. Smoke, gas and water-leak sensors sit in the same range as the door and motion sensors rather than in a separate catalogue, and the published battery backup for each item is listed with it.
No prices are published
No price appears on this site - not for a panel, not for a sensor, not for an installation. What a house needs depends on the house: the doors, the rooms, the outbuildings, and whether the gate is in scope.
So the first step is a conversation rather than a figure. Call and describe the house and we will tell you what it would take.
The full range is on the products page - three panels and fifteen sensors and accessories, with the published specification for each.
Other premises types
The range is the same for all of them. What changes is which panel and which sensors a premises needs.
Banks and ATMs
Named in the published use case for Panel Security, the intrusion-and-fire panel in the range.
Retail and commercial
Shops, showrooms and commercial premises, where an alert has to reach the owner directly.
Factories
Larger premises with more points to cover, where the gas, smoke and water-leak sensors matter as much as intrusion detection.
Tell us about the house
Call and describe the house: the doors, the rooms, the outbuildings, and whether the gate is in scope. We will tell you which panel and which sensors suit it.
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