Emergency Management Systems are designed to detect abnormal events within your premises. These may include the presence of smoke, electrical anomalies, emergency activation, or the detection of unauthorised persons within your premises or restricted area. A number of responses will be initiated, including local audible sirens for instant on-site alert, together with back-to-base monitoring to initiate a predetermined response plan. Peace of mind that your property is protected whilst you are there and whilst unattended.
 
Emergency Management Solutions - tailored to suit your individual needs.
 
An alarm system can be as simple or as complicated as you choose. Our security professionals take the confusion out of selecting the correct security system for your property. Whether your premises is Residential or Commercial; Single or Multi storey; a Unit or Apartment, we will tailor a system to provide you with the ultimate in Security, User-friendliness, Expandability, and of course, Cost Effectiveness.

 Internal Electronic Security

    Control Panel - this is where all the components of the security system are controlled. The 'brains' of the system, it utilises a tamper switch should anyone attempt to interfere with your alarm. The Control Panel also periodically checks the functionality of the system with the security control room. In addition, the 24-hour monitoring centre will advise you if the system back-up battery needs replacing or if the system is in fault or in need of servicing. It will also monitor the life of any batteries within any wireless detectors.
    Keypad - this is normally situated at your main entry/exit door and is your personal access to the security system via your personal PIN code/s. Where you may have more than one entrance to your home, an extra keypad can be installed to fully operate the system from either entry point. The keypad also contains the emergency buttons that activate the alarm and initiate an emergency response with a single press.

    Motion Detectors - these are available for either hardwired or wireless applications. Standard detectors are passive infra-red (PIR), which activate when an object crosses its invisible beams, thus detecting movement in particular areas of your home. Sensors can cover a wide variety of distances and angles, depending on your needs. Some motion detectors have been designed to accommodate for 'harsh' environments such as garages or sheds, and minimise the false alarms often experienced in these environments. These sensors use microwave plus PIR technologies (dual-tech) utilising the same principles as radar, sending out energy and waiting for it to be returned. 

    Pet Immune Detectors - Designed for homes with pets these dual-tech sensors can distinguish between animals and humans so that your pets don't set your alarm off.

    Internal Screamer - Emits a very loud (110dB) alarm within the building.

    Panic buttons - these buttons trigger the alarm system and, if monitored, are linked to the security control room 24/7. 

    Medical / Duress Pendants - these personal pendants can be worn at all times providing a constant link to the security control room 24/7 in case of a medical emergency. Loud sirens will not be activated in a medical emergency but a security control room operator will implement your specific emergency procedures immediately.

    Remote Control Key Fobs - Key-fobs allow you to arm and disarm your alarm system remotely via a wireless system control. 
Perimeter Electronic Security can be armed 24 hours a day, whether you are in attendance or away. 
    Shock/Vibration Detectors - these are available for either hardwired or wireless applications. They are installed on perimeter doors and windows and are activated by forceful vibration or shockwaves to the door/window. Installed and operated correctly, these sensors may stop an intruder before they are able to gain entry to the premises, and in many cases before there's been any damage to the glass or frame.

    Door Contacts - Otherwise known as magnetic reed switches (MRS), door contacts are designed to provide perimeter security, and are often used on your main entry/exit door to provide a delay in the alarm activation long enough for you to complete your entry/exit procedure

    Door Chime Feature 
    Detects and chimes when a door is opened.
External Electronic Security
    Strobe Light/Sirens - these operate externally and are designed to let you and others know that there has been an emergency activation at your property. It also helps emergency services to quickly identify your premises in an emergency situation. The siren strobe is placed on the exterior of the home and flashes when the system is in alarm. A siren strobe also acts as a deterrent for burglars, by indicating an alarm is present.

    External Detectors - these weather proof / pet-immune detectors operate externally on your building to detect intruders before they attempt entry to your premises.
Fire Detection
    Fire Detectors - An optical heat multisensor, these activate your alarm in the event that smoke or a dramatic increase in temperature is detected. Heat enhancement ensures high sensitivity to fast burning fires whilst the optical chamber provides exceptional false alarm immunity. Monitored smoke alarms are always active, even when the security system is not armed, providing you with 24-hour protection. In addition, the monitoring centre will advise you if the battery back up needs replacing or if the system is in fault, ensuring efficient operation when you need it most. 
    Heat Detectors - These use digital thermal detection that analyses the fixed temperature and alerts your system if there's a dramatic increase in temperature. They are best utilised where there may be a fast flaming fire hot spot, such as in kitchens or in chemical fires. 
    Wireless Smoke Detectors -These photo electric sensors detect smaller particles of smoke much sooner than their ionisation counterparts, giving you a greater chance of escape, and enabling our control room to initiate an emergency response, whether you are home or away, and the opportunity of saving your property. 
REMEMBER!

Installing an approved monitored alarm system may entitle you to a discount of up to 25% 
on your home insurance. Check with your insurance company.

Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Digital Video Recording:

CCTV systems consist of cameras, recording and display devices that are interconnected on a closed network. They can be as simple as one standalone camera hooked to a small television, or a fully integrated network of cameras feeding direct footage to the security control room for remote monitoring. 

Various types of cameras may be used to capture video footage under varying lighting conditions. Some cameras are designed to be stationary and provide fixed views, while others can be remotely positioned by an operator to provide a specific view. From external pan and tilt cameras with weatherproof housings to discrete dome cameras for internal applications, EMS is able to tailor a CCTV solution for almost every possible application. 

Digital video takes CCTV into an IT environment, enabling the system to function over LAN, WAN or Broadband (Internet), providing remote vision of the location and enhancing surveillance capabilities. Video footage from multiple cameras can be recorded on digital storage devices for investigative purposes or displayed live through a management system by an operator, to enable a quick assessment and response. 

EMS specialise in providing CCTV systems that meet the requirements of a variety of property types, such as residential properties, retail premises, and commercial applications. Our range of products is user friendly and provides unique device functionality.
 
 

Access Control:

Access control systems are designed to permit authorised personnel right of entry into restricted sites, whilst denying entry to unwelcome people. It involves issuing access credentials in the form of swipe cards, pin codes, and proximity readers to every person who is authorised to enter the premises. Card readers and electronic locking devices are installed on all restricted access paths and the system is then programmed to define the entrances, times and rules of entry for each credential holder. Access control systems can be integrated into other systems in the building such as CCTV systems, which will activate when a door is opened to provide a visual record of who is entering the building.