Designed around the property, not a catalogue.
Every new system starts with a walk round the building. We look at how you use it, where the genuine risk sits, and what your insurer is asking for, then grade the system accordingly under PD 6662. That means detection where it earns its keep, and no PIR staring at a conservatory that sets off every morning.
Control yours entirely from your smartphone, from an easy-to-use keypad, or both. Our external bell boxes stay illuminated even through a power cut, and we carry a large range of sounders and speakers, more than enough to deter any would-be intruder. Older systems are repaired and upgraded wherever possible rather than ripped out and replaced.
- Graded system design to PD 6662:2017
- Wired, wireless and hybrid control panels
- PIRs, dual-tech detectors and door contacts
- Smartphone app or keypad arming and control
- Dual-path signalling and 24-hour monitoring
- Illuminated bell boxes, live through a power cut
- Police response and keyholder configuration
- Annual maintenance, repairs and takeovers
The UK application scheme
The scheme our installations are designed and graded to, so your system satisfies insurers and any police response requirement.
Grades 1 to 4
European standard for alarm system components and performance. We grade the system to the risk, from a domestic Grade 2 to a Grade 3 commercial site.
Confirmed activation
Sequential confirmation to minimise false calls to the police and protect your Unique Reference Number.
Alarm transmission
Dual-path signalling over broadband and 4G, with path monitoring so a cut line is detected rather than silently ignored.
From country farms outside Penzance to HMOs in the middle of Truro, we design intruder systems for the way Cornish property is actually used: seasonal lets, out-of-season empty periods, remote outbuildings and exposed coastal exteriors.
Installed to British Standards
Every system is designed, installed and maintained to the relevant British Standard, with certification issued on completion.
