Jewellery showrooms
High-value premises where what happens after hours matters more than reviewing footage the next morning.
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Alarm systems for shops and commercial premises
The person who needs to know what is happening is usually the owner, and the owner is usually somewhere else.
The owner is usually not on site
Shops, showrooms and small commercial premises share one thing that separates them from a factory or a bank branch: the person who needs to know what is happening is usually the owner, and the owner has gone home.
That is what shapes the system rather than the size of the building. The alarm has to sound at the premises, and the alert has to reach a person directly, because there is no night desk and no on-site staff to notice.
Detect, sound the alarm, notify a person
The same three steps as every other premises type. On a shop, the third step is the whole point.
- Step 1Phase 1
Detect
Sensors watch the premises continuously - through trading hours, through the evening, and through the night after the shutter comes down.
- Step 2Phase 2
Sound the alarm
The moment a sensor is triggered, the panel sounds the alarm at the premises. 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. The alert goes to the people you nominate, not to a report that is read the next day.
A small shop and a large showroom are the same range
A zone is one monitored point: a shopfront shutter, a back door, a room. A four-zone panel watches four of them; the largest panel in the range watches sixteen.
The range is not split into a small-shop version and a large-premises version. It is one set of panels from four zones to sixteen and one set of fifteen sensors, and the premises decides which end of it applies. Wiring is a choice at every point: wired, wireless, or both in the same system.
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.
Homes
The same panels and sensors, sized for a house rather than a factory.
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 shop
Call and describe the premises: the front, the back, the floor, and who should be reached when it is closed. We will tell you which panel and which sensors suit it.
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