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Intrusion Detection

Physical security describes security measures that are designed to deny unauthorized access to facilities, equipment and resources, and to protect personnel and property from damage or harm.

Since the dawn of civilization, maintaining perimeter security has been a top priority. Having some form of it-whether a city wall, a moat or even trained animals-has always been critical for stopping, delaying or deterring a perimeter breach.

Fundamentally, good physical security is a combination of four defensive principles: deterrence, delay, detection and denying a breach. The first two actions are considered passive defense while the latter two are active in nature.

Types of Intrusion Detection

Key Fob Remote Control
  • Enables remote arming/disarming of the security system.
  • Small, portable, and easy to carry on keychains.
  • Includes panic alert and status check buttons.
  • Wireless control within a certain range.
  • Provides convenience for quick system access.
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Door/Window Contact Sensors
  • Monitors the opening and closing of doors and windows.
  • Compact and easy to install on entry points.
  • Battery-powered for convenience.
  • Sends alerts when entry points are breached.
  • Complements the overall security system.
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Motion Detector
  • Detects movement and triggers alarms or alerts.
  • Effective for indoor and outdoor security.
  • Adjustable sensitivity to reduce false alarms.
  • Easy installation on walls or ceilings.
  • Enhances security by monitoring for unauthorized activity.
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Intrusion Detection Control Panel
  • Manages and monitors connected security devices.
  • Displays system status and allows arming/disarming.
  • Supports remote access via key fob or mobile app.
  • Compatible with various security components.
  • Wall-mounted for convenient access.
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Glass Break Detector
  • Detects the sound of breaking glass for intrusion detection.
  • Ideal for windows and glass doors.
  • Analyzes sound frequencies to reduce false alarms.
  • Wall-mounted near glass surfaces.
  • Triggers alarms upon glass breakage detection.
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Heat Detector
  • Senses abnormal temperature increases to detect fires.
  • Suitable for kitchens and garages where smoke detectors may give false alarms.
  • Reduces false alarms by focusing on temperature changes.
  • Easily ceiling or wall mounted.
  • Requires periodic testing for optimal performance.
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Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detectors
  • Detects dangerous levels of carbon monoxide gas.
  • Protects against the “silent killer,” as CO is odorless and colorless.
  • Essential in areas where combustion appliances are used.
  • Can be integrated with other fire alarm systems.
  • Applications: Homes, garages, industrial spaces with fuel-burning equipment.
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

An intrusion detection system monitors for unauthorized access or breaches within a property, using sensors such as motion detectors, door/window contacts, and cameras. When a threat is detected, the system triggers alarms and can notify security personnel or the property owner.

The system uses various sensors to detect unusual activity, such as movement, door openings, or window breaks. When a sensor is triggered, the system sounds an alarm and may send alerts via text, email, or through a connected app, allowing immediate action to be taken.

Yes, IDS can be integrated with other security systems such as CCTV surveillance, access control, and alarm monitoring. This enhances overall security by providing a comprehensive, layered approach to protecting your property.

Yes, there are intrusion detection systems designed for both indoor and outdoor environments. Specialized sensors, such as weatherproof motion detectors and vibration sensors, can be used in harsh or challenging outdoor settings.

Modern intrusion detection systems are designed to minimize false alarms by using advanced algorithms, pet-friendly sensors, and adjustable sensitivity levels. However, occasional false alarms can still occur due to environmental factors or improper calibration.

Yes, most modern systems offer mobile app integration, allowing you to monitor, control, and receive alerts from your intrusion detection system remotely via your smartphone or tablet.

An IDS deters criminals by alerting you and authorities of unauthorized access, provides real-time alerts to potential threats, and can be integrated with other systems for enhanced security. It offers peace of mind and protects both personal and commercial properties from theft and vandalism.

Yes, intrusion detection systems can be tailored to meet the specific needs of your property, whether it’s a home, office, retail space, or industrial facility. You can customize the number of sensors, types of detectors, and integration with other security measures.