Security Systems

Security systems are designed to protect homes, buildings, or facilities from unauthorized access, theft, vandalism, or other threats. These systems typically include a combination of hardware and software components, such as cameras, sensors, alarms, and control panels, which work together to monitor and control access to the protected area.

Fire Detection and Response

The systems include heat and smoke sensors to detect fires. In case of a fire, the automatic fire fighting system will be activated. Sensors installed on doors and windows will detect any unauthorized entry attempts. The system will send an SMS notification to keep you informed about the security status. You can arm the system with a single button and disarm it using a password. The system will also produce an audio and visual alarm, along with a warning audio file to alert you in case of any emergency.

Intercom & Access Control

Both intercom and access control systems are important features of a security system. The intercom system allows you to communicate with people at your door without opening it, making it safer to verify their identity. On the other hand, access control restricts entry to certain areas or buildings, allowing only authorized personnel to enter. This helps ensure the safety of your property and protects against theft or vandalism. Both intercom and access control can be integrated with other security systems to provide comprehensive protection.

MATV Systems

MATV stands for Master Antenna Television, and it is a system that allows multiple users to access television signals from a single antenna. Some of the benefits of MATV include:

Space Saving: Eliminates the need for individual antennas on each television.

Cost Savings: Reduces expenses for purchasing, installing, and maintaining individual antennas.

Quality Improvement: Ensures consistent and clear signals across all connected televisions.

Management Simplification: Allows the owner or supervisor to control the service, content, and security