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The advances in detector technology, the reliability of wireless functionality and the development of smartphone apps have helped improve the performance and efficiency of intruder systems while also making installation of the technology even easier. Although the components of an electronic intruder alarm have remained…

Grade 3 intruder detection systems need to be able to detect attempts to mask detectors when the system is unset and prevent it from then being set while the detectors are obstructed. This functionality, set out in BS EN 50131-1, ensures that systems for use…

The ability to signal masking attempts of detectors when an alarm system is unset, whether deliberate of accidental, is a fundamental requirement for any Grade 3 intruder detection system. The criteria, set out in BS EN 50131-1, ensures that all Grade 3 sensors designed for…

Installers and integrators working with intruder alarm systems will be aware of the Grading system set out in BS EN 50131-1. The Grading approach allows alarm systems to be categorised based upon the level of threat they are likely to face. It is important to…

Flexible, functional and intuitive Apps can play a significant role in enhancing the user experience when it comes to intruder alarm systems. They allow the customer to confidently take control of their system, finding unambiguous information about what is happening at their site. Alarm updates,…