Burglar alarm systems are the best choice if you want to protect and secure certain property, your home and your family, or your entire business. They deter unauthorized intrusion into various premises, report fire and gas leaks, limit, in a word, the risk of damage, protect people’s lives and, last but not least, reduce the value of the insurance premium. Taking into account the level of risk of burglary, the places or goods protected and the assessment of their contents, alarm systems can be classified by security degrees.
Therefore, the optimal configuration of the burglar alarm system is given by this degree of security and the environmental class. In general, the elements that need protection are first of all the access roads to the personal home or the company: the doors and the windows and secondly the interior spaces. Based on these things, alarm systems must contain certain components: Detection and alarm control panel; Motion detectors; Broken glass detectors; Vibration detectors; Magnetic contacts keyboard; Infrared barriers; Audio and optical warning systems; Remote alarm elements (gsm, telephone communicator, connection interface to the surveillance dispatcher); Accumulators.
Access control systems are one of the safest and most effective ways to protect a target, by restricting access to people or vehicles on site. Its functions offer the administration a rigorous control of the access in the important areas, with the highlighting of the activity through detailed reports.
Depending on the type of communication, access control equipment may operate independently or in a network.
Standalone operation ensures access based on pre-scheduled authorization, without recording or transferring access events. This equipment offers a minimum set of functions being intended for areas with low or medium security.
Network operation (RS 485 or Ethernet) allows access events to be stored in the reader’s local memory and then transferred to a management computer. This allows you to extend the functionality with access at predefined time intervals and through certain doors based on profiles.
The complexity of the systems is determined by the four main components: Identification method, Electronic control equipment, Access blocking devices and Management software.
