What happens when a signal is sent
The first 120 seconds.
Break-in, fire, flooding or panic: the procedure is the same.
0:00minutes from detection
0:00Alarm signal
The system sends a signal over whichever channel is available: internet, GPRS or phone line.
0:02Alerting
A notification on your phone with the signal type and zone.
0:10Station operator
The operator checks the cameras, where available, and calls you to confirm.
0:30Verification
No answer or a confirmed problem: contacts and the response team are notified. For fire or panic, immediately.
2:00Response
The response vehicle is on its way; police or fire brigade notified. You watch live from your phone.
What the operator does
- Assesses every signal in seconds, 24/7
- Verifies by camera or phone, so no team is sent for a false alarm
- Alerts you, your contacts and, if needed, the authorities
- Monitors faults, battery and communication loss
- Checks the business's arming/disarming schedule and informs you of any deviation
- Logs every event in a report for you
Connection
CommunicationInternet, GPRS or phone line, with mobile backup if the power or internet goes down
ResponseResponse vehicle, police or fire brigade, depending on the signal
GuardingStatic guarding and patrols for businesses, alongside the monitoring station, on request
CompatibilityWe connect existing systems too
CostMonthly subscription, no commitment
24 hours a day
Connection to a central monitoring station 24/7, all year round, with trained operators.