Fast Alerts, Loud Warnings, Clear Action

A proper alarm setup gives you time to react. Whether it’s motion detection, break-in alerts or a simple panic button, we’ll help you build a system that fits the site and keeps people safe.

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React Before Things Get Worse

Alarms don’t stop things from happening, but they stop them from going unnoticed. The right system gives you the edge when something’s off. Quick alerts, loud sounders or quiet signals to security teams, we’ll help you set it up properly.

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Wireless Alarms

Ideal for homes and offices, these systems are quick to install and easy to manage. Wireless sensors placed on windows, doors or entry points connect back to a hub, giving you instant alerts without hardwiring the entire site.

  • Fast setup with minimal disruption
  • Sensors for windows, doors and movement
  • Sends alerts to phones or control centres
  • No drilling or rewiring needed
  • Ideal for homes, offices and small sites
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Hardwired Alarms for Larger Sites

Built for reliability over time, hardwired systems are best suited for larger buildings and commercial setups. They’re connected directly to power and central systems, often integrated with cameras or access control.

  • Wired for reliability, no battery issues
  • Integrated with CCTV or lighting systems
  • Suitable for warehouses and industrial units
  • Programmable zones and schedules
  • Can include keypads, sensors and sounders
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    • Panic Alarms

    In high-stress or emergency situations, panic alarms let someone call for help instantly. Whether fixed in a reception area or carried as a button, these systems connect directly to response teams, helping reduce risk and response time.

    • Discreet buttons or wearable options
    • Direct alert to control room or key personnel
    • Used in offices, clinics and secure sites
    • Adds a layer of safety for lone workers
    • Can trigger sirens, silent alerts or lockdown protocols
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