Burglar Alarm Installation

Working out which security alarm will work best for you can be confusing if you have no previous knowledge as there is a wide variety available.

Our knowledgeable team can guide you through the options and give some pointers as to which may work best.

Once you have made an informed decision, our team will expertly install the system before explaining to you how it works and how you can operate it.

 

Why Choose a Burglar Alarm as a Deterrent?

Having a burglar alarm system is an extremely effective way to deter intruders as burglars are often discouraged from even attempting entry if they know there is an effective alarm system in place.

If you are going to be away from the premises for an extended period or just going home at the end of each day, a burglar alarm system offers protection and peace of mind.


Types of Burglar Alarm Installation

BELLS-ONLY BURGLAR ALARM

Makes a noise to alert you and others in the vicinity when a break-in has been detected.

This alarm type signals an alarm when a break in is detected. The hope is that this siren discourages burglars from continuing their intrusion.

WIRED BURGLAR ALARMS

Hard wired alarms are often found in commercial and industrial properties as well as larger domestic properties. This is mainly because of the installation time and difficulty in comparison with other alarm types. Hard wired systems work almost perfectly unless there is  a fault, and are often considered as the most effective alarm type.

 

MONITORED BURGLAR ALARM

Connected to an external security company, a monitored system guarantees a response from the security company when an intrusion is detected by notifying them that the alarm has been tripped and that a potential burglary may be underway.

WIRELESS BURGLAR ALARM

This alarm type can usually found in apartment buildings as well as small commercial properties and houses. This is due to their portable nature. Unlike hard wired systems, wireless can be moved about to be used in any location. Wireless systems are also far quicker to install in comparison with their hard wired opposites.