We have put together a range of intruder alarm kits. Some kits provide a complete solution with everything you need for an entire system while some kits form the basis of a system which allows you to tailor it to your needs.

Speech diallers allow the alarm system to contact phone numbers of your choice. GSM speech diallers are able to send and receive SMS messages upon alarm activation. PSTN diallers are cheaper but are only able to call numbers rather than text.

Door contacts have two parts, 1 is attached to the door and the other to the frame. When the door opens, the circuit breaks and the device sends a signal to the panel. Shock sensors monitor windows for vibration and glass breaks detect the sound of breaking glass.

Panic Buttons offer protection against intrusions while the alarm is disarmed. Panic buttons usually trigger a silent alarm which will report back to the monitoring station.

Smoke screen protection offers an excellent solution against robbery. Once the system is activated it will fill the area with a thick non-toxic smoke which will reduce visibility to less than a couple of centimetres. Can't see it? Cant steal it.

Cable allows detectors and other equipment to be connected back to the alarm panel. Most standard alarm systems will use 6 core cable (6 strands of cable in 1 sheathing). Detectors and sounders generally get their power from the alarm panel via the cable.

Control keypads allow users to set and unset the system as well as allowing programming access for installation engineers. PROX keypads allow systems to be set and unset simply by waving a keyfob in front of the keypad.