Intrusion Alaram Systems (IAS)

Intrusion Alarm systems are systems designed to detect the presence of intruders at your premises, trigger a local siren to deter activity and simultaneously, communicate the event to a security monitoring centre so that an appropriate response can be coordinated. In today’s scenario these systems have become very much essential. An intrusion alarm system that meets all the above criteria can only be achieved by installing a combination of detection devices throughout the premises.

Key points of consideration while selecting a IAS system:

• Correct number and positioning of the intrusion detection devices is essential for effective system performance
• Prevention of false alarms by selection and usage of superior quality detection devices
• Intrusion alarm systems with keypads and LCD display enable simplified operations and constant status checks
• Optimal placement of sirens and strobes to avoid tampering yet alert those nearby when an alarm occurs
• Flexible alarm control panel to meet the requirement arising from the regularly changing environment, as well as from the organization's expansion plans.
• Selection of the right communication link from the different options available in intruder alarm panels - like dialup over standard telephone lines, mobile GSM/ GPRS and IP (broadband) networks for communication to the customer or monitoring center

Advantages of IAS:

• Physical assets within unoccupied premises are protected
• A safer environment is provided for occupants
• A coordinated response when an intrusion event occurs

Signaling Devices:

A Signaling device is nothing but a device which raises an alarm which can be a sound or visual alarm depending on the signaling device based on the trigger from the control panel. These devices are normally connected through the control panel. These devices are configured and positioned in the right places so that people can be aware of the the intrusion easily and take corrective measures. Example of signaling devices are Hooters , Strobe lights etc.

Detection Devices

Magnetic contact switches

A Magnetic contact switches or a 'reed switch' is the technology to an accurately determine the opening and closing of a door. A magnetic switch consist of a switch and magnet, with the magnet commonly installed at the door. When the magnet is within a specific distance, the switch turns 'ON', signaling a closed door. When the magnet moves beyond the specific gap, the switch turn 'OFF', for the open door.

Motion /PIR detectors

A Motion /PIR detector captures and indicates the passive infra red radiation emitted by objects at its field of view. As it has no active IR LED's, it acts through capturing the emitted infrared from its field of view.

Glass Break Detectors

The modern tamper-proof glass break protection alarms cover the glass covered windows or door portion of your building that are the most vulnerable points for an intrusion. When the glasses are breached or broken, it gives out an instant alarm even when the breaking produces no noise.

Panic Switches

This is a simple switch which is normally kept in easily accessible but hidden manner for the people to press in case on any intrusion /burglary attempted during the normal working hours when all the automatic sensor zones are kept disabled as per the configuration of the panel

Panic Switches

IAS Control panel

An IAS control panel is the main core component of the IAS as it integrates multiple detection and alarming devices and is configurable as per the requirement of the users and location/site installedWith a control panel, you can instantly pinpoint the location of entrance even at a comparatively large infrastructure.

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