House Alarms

Wired alarm systems have long been the standard for detecting intruders in both homes and businesses. When activated by an intruder, a loud alarm is triggered. While newer wireless systems have gained popularity, wired systems remain a viable option.

As the name implies, wired systems use physical cables connecting the control panel to sensors throughout the property. This traditional house alarm method is cost-effective but does need to be installed professionally, which will require a scheduled home visit and take a little longer than wireless alarm systems to set up. Opting for wired security means your alarm systems won’t need charging and will be wired into your electrics, only ever needing servicing to maintain security efficiency.

Commercial properties, however, often favour wired systems due to insurance requirements. These systems are graded according to European standards to match the specific security needs of different businesses based on their risk profile.

Wireless Alarm Systems

Wireless alarm systems connect to your home's Wi-Fi network, using detectors to send signals to a central control panel. When a monitored system detects an intruder, these signals are transmitted directly to the alarm receiving centre (ARC).

Unlike wired systems, wireless alarms offer flexible placement of sensors without the hassle or cost of installation. Without the need for installation, you can have them set up and ready to go in just an hour or two.