An intruder alarm system is designed to detect unauthorised entry into a property. It typically uses sensors (like motion detectors, door/window contacts, and glass break sensors) to monitor access points. When triggered, it alerts the property owner through a loud siren, smartphone notification, or direct call, depending on the setup.

This includes questions about wired vs. wireless systems, monitored vs. unmonitored, and smart alarm systems that integrate with home automation.

There are two main types:

•Wired systems: Require physical cables, suitable for larger or pre-wired properties.

•Wireless systems: Easier to install, use radio signals, and are ideal for homes and small businesses.

Yes. Most modern systems have backup batteries to stay active during power outages. Many also use cellular networks as a backup communication method, so they can still send alerts even if Wi-Fi or broadband fails.

We aim to complete alarm installations within 7-14 days from the initial site survey. We work together with the customer to efficiently to meet timelines while ensuring a high-quality installation that meets your security requirements.