Early warning
Get a warning when a sensor detects entry or movement.
DETECT EARLY. RESPOND FASTER.
Intruder Alarm System
An early warning. A faster response.
Protect your site with connected alarm panels, sensors, and alerts. Give your team an early warning when a door opens, movement is detected, or help is needed.
Talk about your projectWHAT IT DOES
What the system does.
Alarm panels, door contacts, motion detection, panic buttons, sirens, and mobile alerts.
- Alarm control panels
- Door and window sensors
- Motion detectors
- Panic buttons
- Indoor and outdoor sirens
- Phone alerts
- Connections to CCTV and access control
- Connections to central monitoring equipment
INSTALLATION STEPS
How we set it up.
01
Check your site
Review doors, windows, rooms, and places where an alarm is needed.
02
Choose the devices
Select panels, sensors, panic buttons, and sirens for your site.
03
Set up alerts
Agree who receives alerts and check connections to cameras, entry systems, and monitoring equipment.
04
Test the system
Test sensors, sirens, and alerts. Agree the support you need.
HOW IT HELPS
Benefits for your team.
Alerts for your team
Send alerts to the agreed people so they can respond.
Connected site security
Use alarms with cameras and entry systems where supported.
Suitable for
Commercial towersWarehouses & logisticsIndustrial sitesResidential communitiesCorporate facilitiesEducation campuses
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT
Intruder Alarm, for your site.
An intruder alarm warns your team when a protected door or window opens, movement is detected, or someone presses a panic button. We first review your site to decide where each device is needed.
We offer alarm panels, door and window sensors, motion detectors, panic buttons, sirens, and mobile alerts. Sensors detect activity, the panel receives their signals, and alerts tell your team when to act.
Alarms can connect to CCTV, access control, and central monitoring equipment. We agree who receives alerts and what they should do. A connection to monitoring equipment does not mean a 24-hour staffed monitoring service is included.
PARTS OF THE SYSTEM
What each part does.
Alarm panels
The main unit receives signals from the sensors and controls the alarm system.
Door, window & motion sensors
Door and window sensors detect opening. Motion detectors detect movement in selected areas.
Panic buttons & sirens
A panic button lets someone call for help. A siren sounds an alarm at the site.
Phone & monitoring alerts
Send alerts to the agreed people and connect to monitoring equipment where supported.
WHERE YOU CAN USE IT
Uses in different workplaces.
These are examples. We check your site before agreeing the final equipment and work.
Doors & windows
Identify the doors and windows that need opening sensors.
Rooms & movement areas
Choose where movement should trigger an alarm and review how each space is used.
Places where staff may need help
Discuss suitable positions for panic buttons and what staff should do when they are pressed.
Business & industrial sites
Plan sensors, camera views, and alerts around your building and working hours.
CONNECTIONS TO OTHER SYSTEMS
Connect your systems.
Help your team work.
Alarm + CCTV
Use camera views to help your team check the area where an alarm was raised.
Alarm + access control
Check how the alarm should work with your doors and entry rules.
Alarm + central monitoring
Agree the monitoring equipment, alert contacts, and response plan. Staffed monitoring is not automatically included.
We check equipment models, software versions, and the tasks you need before confirming a connection.
Ask about your equipmentBEFORE INSTALLATION
Agree the setup, tests, and support.
Agree who will use the system, what they need to do, and how it will be maintained.
Camera areas & device positions
Mark entrances, shared areas, rooms with limited access, and site boundaries. Check lighting and where each device should go.
People & access rules
Agree who can issue passes, approve visitors, view cameras, check patrols, and receive alerts.
Records & privacy
Agree what information to keep, who can see it, and how long to keep it. Follow the privacy rules for your organization.
Testing & training
Test the tasks your team will use: door entry, camera playback, alarm alerts, visitor check-in, and patrol scans. Show the responsible staff how to use them.
Maintenance & faults
Agree how to report faults and what support covers. Plan what to do if power, internet, or part of the system stops working.
Future sites & equipment
Include equipment models, software versions, and future sites in the plan. Check connections rather than assuming every product works with every brand.
YOUR PROJECT DETAILS
Tell us about your intruder alarm project?
Select the points you want to discuss with our team.
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These are points to discuss, not a final plan or a site check.
Talk about these needsCOMMON QUESTIONS
Questions about this product.
What devices can an intruder alarm include?
We offer panels, door and window sensors, motion detectors, panic buttons, and sirens. We select the devices after checking your site.
Can we receive alerts on a phone?
Yes. Phone alerts are part of the product offering. We agree the alert setup during planning.
Can alarms connect to CCTV and access control?
Yes. We check your models and agree the connections to cameras, entry systems, and central monitoring equipment.
Does an alarm replace a security team?
No. The alarm warns people who can respond. We agree who receives alerts and what actions they should take.
Is 24-hour staffed monitoring included?
The brochure lists connections to central monitoring, not a guaranteed staffed service. Ask our team about the monitoring and support terms for your site.
Can you upgrade our current alarm?
Share the panel and sensor details. We check your equipment before suggesting an upgrade.
Read our product brochure.
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