Intrusion Detection
Silent guardians for your property—detecting threats before they become problems.
Types Of Intrusion Detection Systems
Motion Sensors
Glass Break Sensors
Glass Break Sensors
Motion sensors are the backbone of most intrusion detection setups. These devices detect movement in designated areas, like hallways, entryways, or outdoor perimeters. Whether it’s catching a burglar entering through a side door or monitoring for unexpected activity in a secured office, motion sensors provide immediate alerts when something isn’t right. Many models are adjustable to reduce false alarms caused by pets or environmental factors.
Glass Break Sensors
Glass Break Sensors
Glass Break Sensors
Glass break sensors specialize in detecting the specific sound frequency of breaking glass. These are ideal for protecting windows and glass doors, particularly on the ground floor or in vulnerable areas. If an intruder attempts to break a window to bypass your other security measures, a glass break sensor will trigger an alarm or notification, giving you time to respond.
Door/Window Sensors
Door/Window Sensors
Door/Window Sensors
These sensors monitor whether doors or windows are opened or closed. Consisting of two magnetic components, they trigger an alert when the connection is broken. Door and window sensors are simple but highly effective for securing access points, whether it’s the front door of your home or a service entrance at your business.
Vibration Sensors
Door/Window Sensors
Door/Window Sensors
Vibration sensors detect tampering or forced entry attempts, such as someone trying to pry open a door, smash a wall, or manipulate a lock. These sensors add an extra layer of security to areas that might not be covered by traditional motion or contact sensors.