Commercial Security Systems

Burglary Protection

As a barrier against unwanted intruders, your personalized commercial burglary system can be installed as a hard-wired or wireless system. This could include:

• Motion & Glass-Break Sensors
• Audible Alarm Sirens & Accompanying Monitoring
• Indoor/Outdoor Security Cameras
• Control Panels
  • Includes Two-Way Audio for Dispatcher Communication
  • Crash & Smash™ Protection ensures your security system will continue to work and protect your property against unwanted visitors—even if your control panel is damaged.
• Key Pads

Fire Alarms, Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors

An extra layer of protection for your commercial business, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors ensure your employees are safe from noxious gases and fumes. 

Professionally installed and inspected fire alarm systems are another crucial element of business security. For reliable protection, we practice regular maintenance and keep all systems up-to-date by testing the equipment with the latest technology, including a complete Functional walk-through of the security alarm panel, batteries and fuses, input signals, external sounders, detectors, output signals, and remote signaling.

Central Station Monitoring

Commercial security services can be tailored to provide immediate notification to the business owner and first responders. This includes prompt event reporting, trained operator response, and mobile alerts.

Smart Technologies

Because you can’t be at your commercial property 24/7, consider smart technologies to monitor and control various components from an off-site location.

Available through the Alarm.com app, you can monitor and review business activities from any smartphone, desktop computer, laptop or tablet. You’ll receive real-time notifications should anything be detected.

These can include, but aren’t limited to:

• Security Camera Systems
• Thermostats/Energy Management
• Smart Locks
• Alarm & Motion Sensors
• Glass Break Detectors
• Remote Video Monitoring
• Audible Alarm Sirens

Thermal Imaging

This technology’s advanced physical security components and infrared temperature sensor screening serve as significant physiological tools in identifying elevated body temperatures that could be related to associated infections, such as the novel coronavirus. Thermal imaging also maintains its time-tested ability to capture and detect high-definition images—in all weather and lighting conditions—through heat sensors, rather than traditional motion detection.. 

Learn More About Thermal Imaging

Employee Productivity

Retail and hospitality industries can include data analytics to monitor your customers’ purchasing and ordering patterns.

Energy  Management

Heating & Cooling

You can raise or lower temperatures to ensure optimal heating and cooling, providing comfort to your customers and allowing you to manage your energy bills. For a restaurant setting, this can also ensure kitchen areas and appliances are optimally adjusted for safe handling of perishable items. 

Lighting

You’ll never have to worry about forgetting to turn lights on and off with a smart automation setting. You can program on/off switches at specific times and receive real-time alerts when lights are switched on or off when you’re not there. This provides peace of mind and also helps save on your electric bills.

Video Analytics

You can decipher between an animal, human or vehicle, and can determine what you want security cameras to capture or ignore for subsequent alerts. 

This technology also facilitates a virtual tripwire and activity zone, which you can set to trigger a specific alert (or not). If your designated line is crossed or breached by someone who shouldn’t be there, you can activate indoor/outdoor lighting or play interior music as a deterrent.

Surveillance & Access Control

With video intercom entrance monitoring and video surveillance alerts, you can see and know who is trying to access your business—even when you can’t be there. You can also remotely arm and disarm these specific areas, as well as the business’ main entrance. 

This provides you with valuable data so you can remotely ensure the business was opened and closed at specific times

You can also add access card control to guard your business from within. This ensures employees and external visitors are blocked from unauthorized entry into restricted areas.