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 Pedia10 Mar 2020 22:07The worst part every time is the property damage and loss of income.
I wanted to install a fogging system, very effective! But I don’t want to hire the installation company because the smoke detectors would then be triggered. I said that doesn’t matter, maybe it’s even a good thing. But they refuse to do it...
I wanted to install a fogging system, very effective! But I don’t want to hire the installation company because the smoke detectors would then be triggered. I said that doesn’t matter, maybe it’s even a good thing. But they refuse to do it...
@Vicky Pedia here are some pictures of the intrusion alarm system (EMA) installed in a school. Sorry, I only managed to upload them today.
Picture 1: Motion detector
Picture 2: Door locking element (locks the door by inserting a pin into the door when the system is armed)
Picture 3: Intrusion alarm control panel (core unit)
Picture 4: Telephone dialer
Picture 5: Control unit for arming and disarming using a transponder
Picture 6: On the control unit mounted not far from the entrance, we can see which detector or sensor has been triggered.
Picture 7: Transponder
Picture 1: Motion detector
Picture 2: Door locking element (locks the door by inserting a pin into the door when the system is armed)
Picture 3: Intrusion alarm control panel (core unit)
Picture 4: Telephone dialer
Picture 5: Control unit for arming and disarming using a transponder
Picture 6: On the control unit mounted not far from the entrance, we can see which detector or sensor has been triggered.
Picture 7: Transponder
Vicky Pedia13 Mar 2020 16:13Cool, thanks!!! I will discuss it over the weekend. Have a great weekend!
Vicky Pedia19 May 2020 13:40@Flocko1 We went with a Honeywell system that includes 24-hour fault monitoring. This was ultimately required by the insurance company. But for now, it’s working.
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