Security systems

Intruder Detection

Protection that follows your working day. Commercial intruder alarms shaped around your premises, people and response requirements.

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Modern commercial building with a glazed façade

Detection & alarm confirmation

Detect entry. Confirm events.

Door contacts, movement detectors and specialist sensors protect different parts of a premises. Defined areas and user permissions let teams secure a warehouse, office or outbuilding without disrupting authorised activity.

System technology

Choose the right approach.

Wired, wireless & hybrid

Hardwired detection suits new-build cabling and permanent routes. Wireless or hybrid systems can reduce disruption during upgrades. Radio performance, battery access and the required security grade guide the choice.

Wired, wireless & hybrid

Hardwired detection suits new-build cabling and permanent routes. Wireless or hybrid systems can reduce disruption during upgrades. Radio performance, battery access and the required security grade guide the choice.

Detection matched to risk

PIR and dual-technology movement detectors, opening contacts and shock or break-glass sensors cover different risks. Positioning, environmental conditions and the expected activity matter as much as the detector type.

Detection matched to risk

PIR and dual-technology movement detectors, opening contacts and shock or break-glass sensors cover different risks. Positioning, environmental conditions and the expected activity matter as much as the detector type.

Separate areas & users

Partitioned systems allow different departments, tenants or buildings to be set independently. Individual users, timed permissions and event logs improve accountability and reduce shared-code dependence.

Separate areas & users

Partitioned systems allow different departments, tenants or buildings to be set independently. Individual users, timed permissions and event logs improve accountability and reduce shared-code dependence.

Monitoring & police response

An Alarm Receiving Centre can act on alarm signals and contact nominated responders. Police response requires an eligible system, suitable alarm confirmation, a valid URN and adherence to the relevant police policy. App notifications are not a substitute.

Monitoring & police response

An Alarm Receiving Centre can act on alarm signals and contact nominated responders. Police response requires an eligible system, suitable alarm confirmation, a valid URN and adherence to the relevant police policy. App notifications are not a substitute.

An industrial warehouse exterior with multiple loading-bay doors

Defined areas. Protection after hours.

Design & integration

Designed for the site. Connected to a response.

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A useful alarm needs appropriate detection, a dependable signalling path and an agreed action when it operates.

We review the building layout, stock and asset risks, working hours and insurer requirements before agreeing the security grade and detection plan. PD 6662, the relevant BS EN 50131 requirements and BS 8243 inform the specification where applicable.

Single- or dual-path signalling is selected to suit the risk. Dual-path arrangements use separate communication routes, but the actual resilience depends on the products, infrastructure and configuration. Alarm confirmation and entry procedures are designed to reduce avoidable activations.

Where supported, access control can coordinate setting permissions and CCTV can present associated images. Interfaces are checked for compatibility and do not bypass alarm confirmation or response conditions. Existing systems are assessed before deciding what can be retained.