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Back to Base Monitoring

What is back to base monitoring?

Back to base alarm monitoring requires an alarm system installed throughout your premises. These are typically passive infra-red (PIR) devices, pictured, which detect movement in combination with a control panel and subsequently trigger an alarm when movement is detected. It can also include contact sensors on doors and windows which detect when the door or window is opened, in addition to sensors that detect when glass is broken. Other system components may include smoke detectors being tied into the system, in conjunction with sirens and strobe lights. The alarm system is monitored at a remote monitoring centre which then carries out action as dictated by you upon the alarm being monitored.

Advantages of back to base monitoring.

Having back to base alarm monitoring means your premises, staff and assets can be monitored 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. They provide peace of mind that if the alarm is triggered, then a set of agreed actions swings into play.

If your alarm activates, your system will send a signal to the monitoring centre control room. Our licensed staff will immediately follow the appropriate steps that were tailored by you upon signup. These steps generally include notifying you, as well as the relevant emergency service when the alarm is activated.

Having your alarm system monitored guarantees an immediate response by our control room staff, who will act in accordance with your tailored instructions.

Equipped with highly technical systems, we can further identify the area or zone where the intrusion has taken place and, using alarm systems such as Videofied, there is the ability to capture a ten second video to help identify a crime in progress, or a possible false alarm.

Back to base monitoring offers you peace of mind that your property is being protected when you are not there, in conjunction with the ability to protect you when you are there by activating the zone system. The zone system allows you to divide your premises into zones, so one section can be activated while people are still present in another zone. Any movement in the activated zone will trigger the alarm while you are free to move in the zone which has not been activated.