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| Alarm Control Panel |
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Installed
at the premises, the ‘Control Panel’ acts
as a hub between the sensors & Star Technologies
‘Monitoring Station’. With a built-in communicator
and auto-dialler, it transmits any alerts
to the Monitoring Station through landlines
and our dedicated wireless network. Various
aspects of the entire system can be programmed
through the Control Panel, either on-site
or remotely using a telephone |
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| Infrared Intrusion Detectors |
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Installed
around areas intruders are more likely to
trespass, they trigger an alarm if motion
is detected in its path. They are specially
designed not to trigger off by the movement
of pets or rodents |
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| Magnetic Contacts |
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Set up at all entry points of the premises, they trigger an alarm if a door or a window is forced open |
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| Panic Buttons |
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These duress buttons can be depressed manually to seek help during an emergency. They transmit a silent alarm to our monitoring station so as not to alert burglars |
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| Piezo Siren |
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If an alarm is triggered, this siren generates more than 100dB noise, enough to scare off any burglar |
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| Power Adaptor |
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Backup
battery power; runs the system effectively during
a power-out situation |
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