All systems are installed to SSAIB and NSI regulations and certificates of
conformity are issued following all completed installations. All products
used for security installations are compliant with BS 4737.
Product Information
An Audible Only security system, once activated, triggers an
115db external siren alerting neighbours and informing the burglar
that they have been detected. The flashing bell box combined with
the siren, acts as a deterrent relying on neighbours or passers
by to contact the Police.
Buying Information
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Product Information
Auto Dialler systems add additional security to a traditional Audible Only
system. As with an Audible Only system, once activated the system
triggers an 115db external siren alerting neighbours and informing the
burglar that they have been detected. At the same time, the Auto Dialler
unit will connect to your phone line and contact three of your friends or
family and play a recorded message alerting them that your alarm has
been activated.
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Product Information
In the event of a confirmed alarm activation, your external siren will trigger
and a signal will be sent to the Alarm Receiving Centre (A.R.C) to inform
them that an activation has taken place. The A.R.C will then contact the
Emergency Services, the property and any nominated keyholders to inform them
that the alarm has been activated. The Police will then attend the premises.
Proccess Diagram:
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The Redcare GSM system works in a very similar way to the Digicom system
but monitors your telephone line. In the event of a landline communications failure
(the telephone line is cut or is disrupted), then this will be notified to the A.R.C
who monitor the system. If a second activation occurs i.e. a detector picks up
movement, then it will call out by mobile telephone, dial your keyholders and
alert your A.R.C who will then contact the Emergency Services. The process is
similar to the way that the Digicom system works - see a diagram above.