Intruder Alarms

We install both hardwired and wireless systems, motion detectors, vibration detection, break glass detectors . We also install an extensive range of door, window and roller shutter contacts, incuding visual sounders for the hearing impaired.

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Panic Buttons

Personal attack systems incorporating panic buttons generate a rapid response in the event of a personal attack, even in large buildings. Receivers are individually identified allowing fast location of the incident.

Intruder Alarm Standards

The National Standards Authority of Ireland operates a certification scheme based on Irish Standard I.S. EN 50131/1:1997, "Alarm Systems - Intrusion Systems", under which alarm installers who apply for certification are assessed by NSAI Inspectors, and have their operations and procedures evaluated. A number of their alarm installations are inspected and compared with the requirements of I.S. EN 50131/1. Any anomalies or non-compliances are brought to their attention, and corrective action is required to be taken, and that action is also reviewed by NSAI. If the outcome is considered satisfactory, then the installer is granted an Irish Standard Mark Licence.

The grant of licence entitles the licensee to use the Irish Standard Mark on, and in connection with, installations. The licensee's name is placed in the Directory of Certified Intruder Alarm Installers, published at suitable intervals. The licensee's name is passed to the Garda Siochana, who are then prepared to provide a response to alarm activations from monitored installations put in place by the certified installer, and to the Insurance Industry, which in general offers favourable rates to householders and businesses whose installations are certified.

The installer is continuously monitored by NSAI, who inspect a proportion of installations, requiring corrective actions if necessary, and avoidance of repetition of any anomalies noted. Any installer, whose installations regularly fall below the requirements of I.S. EN 50131/1, may have certification revoked by NSAI.

All certified installers are required to issue a NSAI Completion Certificate with each installation. The original is given to the client with a copy to be given to the insurer of the premises. If the installation is a monitored one, another copy goes to the nominated monitoring centre, and is used to enable the Garda Siochana to offer a response to activations of the system. As certified installers are required to install only certified systems, all clients are entitled to receive a Completion Certificate.