Having an effective intruder detection system is important to businesses and often a specific requirement of many insurance companies.
Our alarm detection systems secure every aspect of your business, from premises, stock and equipment to systems. Every business has different needs, which is why our alarm systems are individually tailored to provide the greatest protection.
We utilise the very best wireless and wired alarm technology to protect what matters most to you, from motion detectors, glass-break sensors, magnetic contacts or sensors, and other electronic security devices. Our skilled installation team will build a comprehensive, alarm security system that can detect any unauthorised attempt to access your site, protecting your property, people, and assets.
STANLEY installs, monitors and maintains a range of alarm systems designed to deter potential intruders from your premises. As an NSI member, all our systems comply with the latest industry standards and can be tailored to your individual needs. And because we're a NSI Gold approved organisation, we can help you meet your insurance and legislation obligations too.
Our sensor detector range covers multiple applications and deliver excellent performance together with false alarm immunity.
Our advanced sensors provide best-in-class catch performance while virtually eliminating false triggers such as strong drafts and moving objects.
Advanced design features ensure an installation that is both faster and more reliable. This reduces the technician’s time, reduces call-back costs.
While traditional alarm systems can be very effective, advanced audio alarm systems from STANLEY Security can provide even better protection for your business.
Unlike conventional alarms, Sonitrol's verified alarms are sound-based – not motion-based – so when an alarm is triggered, our monitoring professionals can listen & watch-in to determine whether a break-in is in progress, or whether a false alarm has occurred. If it is a break-in, we immediately dispatch police and relay real-time information to the responding officers. If it is a false alarm, we simply reset the system without bothering you or the police.
Rather than relying on intruders to break a contact or trip motion sensors, Sonitrol systems activate whenever any unusual noises are detected within your facility. When activated, they send audio feeds to our highly trained monitoring professionals, who can verify that a break-in is in progress or determine if it’s a false alarm.
For faster police response times and to minimise false alarms, STANLEY Security offers verified intrusion alarm options. These enhanced alarm systems have integrated video surveillance, providing more insight into the alarm activity. Verified security solutions allow our monitoring professionals to confirm an intrusion attempt is taking place, reducing the occurrence of false alarms and leading to faster police response.
When an alarm event is triggered, such as a motion detector, door sensor, or glass break sensor, the highly trained professionals in our state-of-the-art 24-hour NSI Gold approved Monitoring Centre will receive an associated video clip of the activity recorded by your security cameras to visually confirm that an intrusion is in progress. Once an alarm is verified with the video feed from your security camera system, we will immediately alert authorities to the situation.
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STANLEY offers a straightforward approach to your integration needs. Our integrated Solutions combine multiple systems to create a comprehensive unified security solution.
From one building to multiple buildings at one location, our team of industry experts, project managers, and application engineers can help you implement an integrated solution that addresses your toughest security challenges.STANLEY offers a straightforward approach to your integration needs. Our integrated Solutions combine multiple systems to create a comprehensive unified security solution.
From one building to multiple buildings at one location, our team of industry experts, project managers, and application engineers can help you implement an integrated solution that addresses your toughest security challenges.
STANLEY thermal perimeter detection uses state-of-the-art thermal imaging technology (sometimes referred to as thermal cameras) combined with intelligent analytics to help protect your organisation from outdoor intrusion, theft and vandalism.
This technology provides improved protection of your outdoor assets as opposed to outdoor security camera systems and other detection methods for businesses. Help keep your outdoor assets safe and identify threats prior to an indoor break-in through this powerful, proactive solution.
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The grade of intruder alarm system is important if you are depending on the alarm system for insurance cover. Insurance companies may specify a grade of system depending on the risk of protection.
Intruder alarm systems in the UK must conform to European Standards EN 50131
EN 50131 defines four grades of Intruder alarm system. The grade is measured by how resilient the alarm system is against to intrusion and break-ins
Grade 1: intruders are expected to have little or no expertise.
Grade 2: intruders are expected to have more knowledge and some specialist equipment.
Grade 3: intruders will have both comprehensive knowledge and portable electronic equipment.
Grade 4: intruders have expertise, access to good equipment and planned intrusion.
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