Before supply
Design decisions are documented and reviewable.
- Survey and requirements record
- Basis of Design and system architecture
- BOQ and technical specifications
- Submittals and system interfaces
Systems & Solutions
Reliable early warning for doors, movement and glass break.
We design wired, wireless and hybrid systems for factories, warehouses, offices and sensitive areas, with clear zoning and a response workflow that can be tested at handover.
At handover
We test the system as the operations team will use it.
- Point and scenario tests
- As-built drawings and clear labelling
- Configuration backups and operation manuals
- Training, maintenance and support plan
TECHNOLOGY & BRANDS
Established brands within this system scope.
This is not a market ranking. Final selection follows specifications, approvals, site conditions and availability.
Ajax Systems
Wireless and hybrid portfolios with app management and visual verification for fast deployments.
DSC
Scalable wired and hybrid commercial intrusion panels for factories, warehouses and facilities.
Paradox
Flexible panels and detectors for small, medium and multi-zone applications.
Pyronix
Wired and wireless intrusion portfolios with indoor, outdoor and remote-management options.
RISCO
Cloud-enabled and hybrid alarm platforms supporting detection, verification and integration.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Straight answers before the technical survey.
How is a burglar alarm different from perimeter security?
A burglar alarm protects doors, windows and internal spaces, while perimeter security covers fences, yards and external approach zones. Both can be coordinated within one response workflow.
Should the system be wired or wireless?
The answer depends on the building, distances, cable pathways, approval requirements and expansion plans. A hybrid architecture is often practical for existing facilities.
Can alarms be linked to CCTV?
Yes. After interface compatibility is checked, an alarm can call up the relevant camera, bookmark the recording and send authorised notifications.