Hard Wired Alarms
With hard wired alarm systems, this type of security system requires cables to be run to each bit of equipment of the alarm system. It is not always a good idea to run cables in a building that has been already constructed or house that has been finished, However Deady Security Systems will quickly determine if it is possible or not to run cables in your premises. This system is perfect for pre-wired homes; it’s the most cost efficient and flexible security system on the market.
Features
Control Panel:
This detects the signals from all the alarm’s devices and translates these signals back onto your keypad for the customer to know what actions are been carried out or have been carried out. i.e. alarm mode, tamper mode etc.
Keypad:
The keypad is typically placed by the exit door or it can be placed where ever the customer chooses to put it. When setting and un-setting the alarm, you enter your code on this device.
Detectors:
These Passive Infrared Detectors (PIR's - Beams) work by monitoring the Infrared levels around a room and recognising a change caused by the entry of a trespasser. The detector will then inform the control panel which will set the alarm system to go off due to an intruder being in the house.
External Siren:
The external siren is situated on the exterior of the house. It is a white polycarbonate box with the Deady Security logo printed on it. The external siren emits a very loud noise and the built-in strobe flashes constantly. This will scare any intruder away in an instant.
Shock Sensors:
These are small devices that are placed on windows and doors. An incident is detected as soon as the intruder attempts to force in the protected door or window, which means the alarm will ring all bells inside and out so the intruder will not gain access to the house.
Panic Buttons:
These are useful devices which bring many customers extra comfort when they are unaccompanied in their house. By pushing the panic button, the alarms can be programmed to sound, and the Gardai and key-holders are also alerted.