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Types of Alarm Systems
Alarm Systems
We offer professional alarm system installation and maintenance services across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island, and surrounding areas.
Each alarm system offers unique advantages and limitations, which depend on the specific purpose and environment of installation. Our team will work closely with you to determine the most effective placement options, ensuring the establishment of a secure perimeter. Strategic placement is key to achieving optimal performance and security results.
Our company offers comprehensive alarm systems tailored for apartments, homeowners, renters, and businesses. We provide a range of solutions, including burglar alarm systems, integrated alarm systems, and intrusion detection systems. Partnering with leading industry brands, we pride ourselves on being one of the few professional integrators in your area.
Motion Sensor
Door Contact
Glass Break Sensor
Leak Sensor
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What are Alarm Systems?
Alarm systems serve as the central control panel, or "brain," of any security setup. They are designed to detect unauthorized entry into secured areas and allow for the management of connected devices and software. Common devices integrated with alarm systems include door sensors, panic buttons, electric locks, motion detectors, flood sensors, glass break detectors, smoke alarms, and more. While some alarm systems are specifically designed to protect against intrusions, others are capable of detecting fires or gas leaks. Depending on the needs of the application, alarm systems may be monitored 24/7 by a central station. Alternatively, some self-contained systems emit loud alarms to deter potential intruders.
How are Alarm Systems used?
An alarm system is essential for establishing a secure perimeter, as it detects irregularities and promptly reports them. When an alarm is triggered, the central monitoring station works to verify if an incident has occurred. If they are unable to reach a designated point of contact, they immediately alert security personnel or law enforcement, who are dispatched to investigate. Depending on the system, the alarm may trigger loud sounds and flashing lights, or, in the case of a panic button activation, operate silently to minimize detection.
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