An alarm that shows you what set it off.
Intrusion detection on the same platform as the cameras, so an activation arrives with the footage attached instead of as a phone call telling you nothing.
Verified, not guessed
The problem with a conventional alarm is that nobody knows whether it is a burglar or a curtain. Video verification turns a 3am decision into something you can look at.
The full sensor set
Door and window contacts, motion sensors, glass break, panic buttons, keypads and sirens.
- Wired and wireless devices
- Panic and duress options
- Keypad or app arming
- Zones per area or floor
Video verification
The activation and the camera covering it arrive together, so you or a monitoring centre can see what happened.
- Clip attached to the alert
- Cuts false call-outs
- Faster police response where verified
- Full history in the console
Arming that fits the building
Schedules, part-arming and per-zone rules, so the cleaners at six do not trigger the same response as a forced door at two.
- Automatic arm and disarm
- Part-arm by area
- Holiday and term-time schedules
- Alerts to a rota, not one phone
How an install runs
Sensor placement is the whole job. Everything else is wiring.
Survey
Every entry point and every route through the building, plus what moves at night that should not set anything off.
Design
A zone plan, device schedule and arming regime, agreed with whoever will actually be arming it.
Install and commission
Devices fitted and walk-tested zone by zone, with the cameras paired to the zones they cover.
Handover
Codes and rotas set, your team trained, and the escalation path written down rather than assumed.
Keypad, sensors, sirens — and the clip that comes with the alert
The BK22 keypad is what your team touches; behind it sit the wireless panel, contacts, motion and glass-break sensors, and the sirens. The verification is what stops an activation being a guess.
The range: BP52 & BP32 panels · BK22 keypad · BR32 motion · BR33 panic · BR34 glass break · BZ11 siren · WH52 hub
The rest of the alarm story
Duress buttons where they can be reached, panels installed and wired properly by our own engineers, and sounders outside where they change behaviour.
What makes this different
Paired with the cameras from day one
An alarm you cannot verify is an alarm people learn to ignore. Every zone is paired to the camera that covers it.
Walk-tested, not just powered up
Every sensor is walked and proved on handover, and the false-alarm sources are found then rather than in week three.
Monitoring if you want it, not by default
Professional monitoring is available and is sometimes the right answer. We will tell you when self-monitoring is enough.
The same console as everything else
One place for cameras, doors and alarms means one set of users, one audit trail and one number to call.
Common questions
Can it be professionally monitored?
Will it replace our existing alarm?
What about false alarms?
Does it work in a power cut?
The rest of the stack
Every service below is delivered by the same team, under one point of responsibility.
Cameras
Hybrid cloud video with analytics built in
Find out moreAccess Control
Doors, credentials and permissions
Find out moreVideo Intercom
See and speak to visitors from anywhere
Find out moreEnvironmental Sensors
Vape, air quality, noise and occupancy
Find out moreCommand
The platform all of it runs on
Find out moreWi-Fi & cabling
Surveyed Wi-Fi, structured cabling and multi-site rollouts are handled by our sister company, SEG WiFi — same engineers, same group.
Visit SEG WiFiReady to see it on your own building?
Book a no-obligation site survey. We'll walk it, tell you what the system actually needs, and put a fixed price against a documented design.
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