Hello everyone,
A good friend owns an optical shop. The store has been broken into twice now. The property damage each time was considerable. Does anyone have experience with intruder alarm systems and possibly connecting them to a mobile phone? I really like the concept of a fog system, but it also triggers the smoke detectors...
I would appreciate any information.
A good friend owns an optical shop. The store has been broken into twice now. The property damage each time was considerable. Does anyone have experience with intruder alarm systems and possibly connecting them to a mobile phone? I really like the concept of a fog system, but it also triggers the smoke detectors...
I would appreciate any information.
Vicky Pedia9 Mar 2020 22:21The insurer only accepts VdS. But thanks for the tip.
untergasse439 Mar 2020 22:36Vicky Pedia schrieb:
The insurer only accepts VdS certification. But thanks for the tip.In that case, I can recommend Telenot, including VdS certification.Vicky Pedia9 Mar 2020 22:46Cool, thanks. Do you have any experience with that? Do you do this kind of work?
untergasse439 Mar 2020 22:48Vicky Pedia schrieb:
Cool, thanks. Do you have experience with that? Do you do this kind of work?Only user experiences or experiences related to integration into building management systems. In your case, or for a commercial property, I would look for a certified installer on the Telenot website or contact the prevention department of the responsible state criminal investigation office, as they also offer free advice and can recommend reputable companies.Vicky Pedia9 Mar 2020 22:54Haha! Thanks! I’ve already checked that page, the tip about LKA is helpful. And yay! Finally something that actually worked!
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hampshire9 Mar 2020 22:56Two experiences lead me to believe that a very loud alarm system can deter burglars. Certainly not all, but at least some.
I had an alarm system linked to a security service in my hi-fi store in Berlin. When a burglar entered through a window in the backyard, the system was triggered, I was notified, and I arrived on site within 15 minutes along with the security guards. The police arrived shortly afterward. There was only property damage and a disturbed desk. No equipment was stolen, and no money was missing since none was kept in the store. This was in 1995.
Conclusion: The alarm system did its job.
At my parents’ house, a burglar broke in through a conservatory door in December 2017. He apparently reached a chest of drawers in the living room when the system triggered. A neighbor who was outside with his dog checked but saw nothing unusual. We received a call from other neighbors while my parents were on vacation, discovered the open door, called the police, and had the scene secured. Only property damage occurred—money and jewelry were not in the house and therefore could not have been taken.
Conclusion: The alarm system did its job.
I had an alarm system linked to a security service in my hi-fi store in Berlin. When a burglar entered through a window in the backyard, the system was triggered, I was notified, and I arrived on site within 15 minutes along with the security guards. The police arrived shortly afterward. There was only property damage and a disturbed desk. No equipment was stolen, and no money was missing since none was kept in the store. This was in 1995.
Conclusion: The alarm system did its job.
At my parents’ house, a burglar broke in through a conservatory door in December 2017. He apparently reached a chest of drawers in the living room when the system triggered. A neighbor who was outside with his dog checked but saw nothing unusual. We received a call from other neighbors while my parents were on vacation, discovered the open door, called the police, and had the scene secured. Only property damage occurred—money and jewelry were not in the house and therefore could not have been taken.
Conclusion: The alarm system did its job.
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