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LATEST DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDERS

Wed, 09 Feb 2011 00:00:00 GMT

IMAGINE IF YOU COULD VIEW YOUR CAMERAS AT YOUR OFFICE OR RESIDENCE FROM YOUR SMARTPHONE ANYWHERE, ANYTME.

BOSCH SECURITY CERTIFIED PARTNER

Sat, 04 Sep 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Sat, 04 Sep 2010 00:00:00 GMTDid you know we are a Bosch Security Certified Partner? We are an inaugural member of the BSCP Program this gives our company first availability of all new Bosch products before they are released, we...

LOOKDOWN ZONES

Sat, 08 May 2010 00:00:00 GMT

DO YOUR SECURITY MOTION SENSORS HAVE LOOKDOWN ZONES? OUR BOSCH BLUELINE MOTION SENSORS DO.

MEDICAL ALARMS

Wed, 05 May 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Wed, 05 May 2010 00:00:00 GMTDo you have an elderly relative or friend who lives alone? What would happen if they became ill or had a fall? How long would it take before someone would notice. Elderly people die in their homes...

Remote Video Monitoring

Wed, 10 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Keep on eye on your premises with your own home PC.

With your own home PC you can utilise it to view your surveillance cameras allowing you to easily monitor your business or premises. You don't need overall expensive equipment to do this.

Key things you need to know to set up your PC to work with your surveillance cameras:

High speed broadband connection
Minimum 512 upload/download
Static IP address at the monitored premises (Telstra provide this through there business services)
Appropriate modem/router at the site that needs monitoring
Any local IT support company to help you set it up or if you technically savvy you will likely be able to set it up yourself.

If you would like more detailed specs or recommended products to use please leave a comment or contact us, we would be more than happy to assist you.

Types of alarm systems

Tue, 26 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

An alarm system to suit any need....

Each environment and security need is unique so its important to know what your options are. To make deciding on the right alarm system we have put a list of commonly used ones that we set up regularly for our clients.

Basic local alarm system

This system has up to 4x detection devices, internal & external sirens but is not monitored by our control room, if an alarm activates the sirens sound for a programmed period (usually 5 minutes) and the strobe light will continue to flash until system is disarmed, the system has a back up battery in case of power failure.

Basic local wireless alarm system

This system has up to 8x wireless detection devices and 2x remote keyfobs, a hardwired keypad and sirens, this system is not monitored by our control room, if an alarm activates the sirens sound for a programmed period (usually 5 minutes) and the strobe light will continue to flash until system is disarmed, the system has a back up battery in case of power failure.

Basic monitored alarm system

This system has up to 4x detection devices, internal & external sirens and is connected to your telephone line for communication to our monitoring control room, if an alarm activates the sirens sound for a programmed period (usually 5 minutes) and the strobe light will continue to flash until system is disarmed, our control room operators act on your specific instructions when alarms are received, this system has a back up battery in case of power failure.

Basic monitored wireless alarm system

This system has up to 8x wireless detection devices and 2x remote keyfobs, a hardwired keypad and sirens and is connected to your telephone line for communication to our monitoring control room, if an alarm activates the sirens sound for a programmed period (usually 5 minutes) and the strobe light will continue to flash until system is disarmed, our control room operators act on your specific instructions when alarms are received, this system has a back up battery in case of power failure.

GSM back up

A GSM communications module can be fitted to any alarm system to give it a higher security communications path to the monitoring station if the telephone line is cut at your premises. The GSM dials our control room over the GSM network; a sim card is inserted to activate the GSM module.

GPRS monitored alarm system

A GPRS communications module can be fitted to any alarm system to give it a higher security communications path to the monitoring station, the GPRS module is polled every (90 seconds or 60 minutes) by the monitoring station checking that your system is online, this is a more expensive but a higher level of security for high risk installations such as banks, jewellery stores ATM’s etc… a telephone line is not required for this system but can be connected as a back up to the GPRS.

Use the right type of sensor

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Did you know there are special types of sensors to suit every application?

Is your security provider licensed?

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Security providers are required to be licensed by law. We are a licensed security provider, all our technicians and sales staff are licensed.