Intruder Alarm Systems
We use top of the range Intruder Alarm systems such as HKC.
We can provide both wired and wireless Intruder Alarm systems.
Your Intruder alarm System can be monitored by being connected to a 24 hour monitoring station, or your alarm can be self monitored with the HKC-Securecomm app. This means that you can now control your alarm on your smartphone from anywhere across the world.
see below how the HKC App works
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Cox Security Systems also provides maitence and servicing on all existing intruder alarm systems .
HKC APP
HKC SECURECOMM APP
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This HKC App will allow alarm owners full control of their system from ANY LOCATION IN THE WORLD!
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Receive Alarm activation messages
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Check Event Log via a detailed log history
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Arm / Disarm the System
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Virtual Keypad
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OUR HKC SELF MONITORING PRICING​
FOR DOMESTIC PURPOSES : €5.58 (INCL VAT) PER MONTH
FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES €11.58 (INCL VAT) PER MONTH ​
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**UPGRADE TO HAVE YOUR ALARM MONITORED BY A MONITORING STATION**
FOR AN ADDITIONAL €15 PER MONTH
Protecting your home
Types of Protection available and detector functions
HKC manufacture a complete range of intrusion devices that detect attempted or actual intrusion. Devices typically fall into two categories – Perimeter such as Contact or Shock sensors which detect attempted or forced entry on a door or window and Trap Protection such as motion sensor (PIR) which will detect the presence of an intruder.
Perimeter Protection: is where a building is protected with devices located on external doors and windows.
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Trap Protection: This type of protection comprises devices internal to the building such as motion detectors and is more suitable to a building which is unoccupied while the system is armed.
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The ideal protection is a combination of both whereby the perimeter of the property is protected to
ensure early detection and warning of intrusion attempts.
Key Residential Devices
HKC provide both wired and wireless detection devices. Windows and doors can be protected with inertia shock or magnetic contact sensors and can be used in conjunction with motion, dual tec detectors or PIR camera for internal protection. For health and safety HKC provide panic buttons, smoke, carbon monoxide and heat detectors and a range of sounders.
Inertia Shock
Sensor
PIR
Keypad
Internal Sounder External Sounder
Panic Button
Panels to suit all properties
HKC design panels for both commercial and residential properties. The Quantum 70 is a 70-zone wireless panel suitable for SME and smaller properties while the SW 10270 with capability of over 200 zones is ideal for larger properties .
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SW 10270
Quantum 70
Which Detector?
Outlined below the functions of each detector to help and guide system design.
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Contact Sensor: Detects the opening of door / window.
Inertia / Shock: Detects forced opening / glass breaking.
PIR Motion: Detects Movement
Dual Tech: Detects movement using dual technologies.
Smoke Detector: Detects & sounds when smoke is detected.
Heat Detector: Detects & sounds when heat is detected.
Carbon Monoxide: Detects & sounds when gas is detected.
Panic Button: In the event of duress, when pressed alarm activates.
Proximity Tag: Used to arm / disarm system.
Key Fob: Used to arm / disarm system and can also act as panic button.
Internal Siren: Sounds in the event of activation.
External Siren: Sounds & flashes in the event of activation
Main entry points by burglar to house
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Rear door rear window front door
TOP 5 TIPS
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Secure all doors and windows. 1 in 5 burglars gain access through an unsecured door or window
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Store keys safely and away from windows & letterboxes. -
Record details of valuables and don’t keep large cash amounts at home
Protecting Your Business
Versatile, User-friendly and Reliable
The system we use : HKC offer an ever-expanding range of innovative devices to help keep you and your premises safe and secure. Flexible, robust, and featuring in-built connectivity that allows for protection for any location.
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Sirens and sounders
External Bell boxes can act as a visible deterrent, and we offer wired and wireless bells with an eye-catching flashing comfort LED strobe and audible siren for added protection.
Control Panels
Wired, Hybrid or Complete wireless panels which are easy to install and operate. Our Quantum 70 panel is ideal for Residential Properties and Small businesses, allowing up to 70 wireless devices. For larger properties our SW10270 panel can support 200 wireless devices and up to 270 zones.
Intruder Detection Devices
Wired and Wireless contacts and shock sensors for doors and windows monitoring entry and exit points.
PIR sensors, cameras and dual technology sensors with a PIR to detect heat and microwave detector
to detect motion.
Life Safety Range
Addition threat detection and safety
• Wired and Wireless Panic Buttons
• Key Fob with Personal Alarm
• Smoke detectors
• Heat detectors
• Carbon monoxide (CO) detectors
Secure coverage over a wider area
If your business operates over a large site - even from within different buildings - you don't need to compromise with your safety and security.
HKC have developed an intelligent wired and wireless expander architecture for bigger properties where range could be an issue for other alarm providers.
The HKC RF Expander technology will solve any issues with range - extending coverage without depleting detector battery life.
Each Expander acts as a range extender allowing communication allowing our range of detectors and sensors over a wide area - giving you need for better protection.
Your security checklist
Here’s a list of things to consider when choosing a system to secure your business.
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1.Type of system: Determine what type of security system you need. Do you want a wired or wireless system? Do you want a monitored or unmonitored system?
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2.Features: Consider the features you need. Do you want motion sensors, door and window sensors or cameras? Do you want a system that can be controlled remotely?
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3.Additional Protection: Think about whether you want a system to give your premises additional protection, such as fire, smoke or Carbon Monoxide detectors. Have you considered Panic Buttons for lone workers?
4. Compatibility: Do you need the system to be compatible with other smart devices you may have, such as lights, cameras or gate controllers?
5.Range: Does the wireless range of the system ensure reliable connection between devices across the whole of your property?
6.Ease of use: Is the system easy to use and operate for you and your colleagues?
7.Maintenance: Determine what maintenance is required for the system.