Protect your facility with state of the art Fire Alarm, Security
Alarm, Closed Circuit Television and Card Access Entry systems. We can
provide a turn-key system in accordance to plans and specifications, or we can
offer our design/build services.
Key Benefits
Safety of your facility.
Security and peace of mind.
Township and Insurance Company compliance.
Capabilities
Fire Alarm Systems
We offer a complete line of fire alarm systems, including
conventional Zoned Hard Wired systems and Intelligent Addressable
systems. Systems can be setup for local annunciation or with a
digital communicator for Central Station monitoring.
Security Alarm Systems
We offer a complete line of security alarm systems, with various
types of alarm initiating devices, such as door and window contacts,
motion, glass break, photo-electric and microwave detectors, just to
name a few. Systems can be setup for local annunciation or with
a digital communicator for Central Station monitoring.
Closed Circuit Television Systems
We offer complete Closed Circuit Television Systems and recording
devices to monitor and capture activity surrounding the interior and
exterior of your facility.
Access Control Systems
We offer a complete line Access Control systems from simple
pushbutton & door release, to sophisticated proximity card readers
with invisible turn style and computer monitoring and recording
features.
Reference Accounts
Sheraton Park Ridge Hotel
Installation of a new Intelligent Addressable Fire Alarm System
throughout all guest rooms, hallways, lobbies and conference rooms.
Bucca DiBeppo Italian Restaurant
Installation of a new Intelligent Addressable Security and Fire
Alarm System.
Bristol Meyers Squibb
Installation of a new Card Access Entry system, including magnetic
door locks and invisible turn styles, installation of exterior closed
circuit television cameras and emergency telephone pedestals.
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April 28, 2006
