IBS Security Solutions provides a full service for all your CCTV, security and fire detection requirements. Suppliers and installers of commercial and residential integrated alarm, fire detection and security systems. At IBS Security Solutions we design systems which are individually and uniquely tailored to meet the needs of the client. The products that we use have been tried and tested within the industry and, at the same time, are at the forefront of technological advances. This ensures that our clients receive reliable and up to date systems.
CCTV can play a major role in protecting business premises by providing detection that can allow your site to be watched over 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Security cameras also provide the opportunity to record criminal activity for evidential purposes. The effectiveness of security cameras has improved over the years with advancing technology bringing with it an increased demand for Detector Activated Remotely Monitored camera systems. These CCTV systems work particularly well for large or exposed sites and provide an alternative to the out-of-hours continuous live monitoring of images.
A Door Entry system removes the requirement for a permanently manned reception point. We can supply two way audio communication, or audio and one way video, between one or more electronically secured doors and dedicated handsets within the building. An Access Control system allows anything from one to several hundred electronically secured doors, gates, turnstiles, barriers etc. to be automatically controlled. Systems can be designed to accommodate anything from a few users accessing one entrance up to a thousand or more users accessing several entry points across a number of different sites.
However 'bells-only' alarms will not give you an automatic police response; they will only act if an unlawful entry has been reported by a 999 call. Those alarms connected to a monitoring service are the best. Opting for a remotely monitored alarm, where activation signals are sent to a monitoring centre ensures the police are contacted on your behalf in the event of a confirmed signal. Signals are filtered for false activations avoiding the risk of losing police response to your alarm. You can ask the Crime Reduction Officer at your local police station for advice before you buy a system.
The choice of fire detection system depends on the building structure, the purpose and use of the building and also current legislation. In new or altered buildings the enforcement body is the local building control. All existing buildings, except domestic premises, are subject to The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. The Responsible Person, as defined in the order, has to conduct a fire risk assessment. This FRA will decide the appropriate British standard necessary to provide a suitable and sufficient solution forthe premises.
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