Correct detector placement protects the site in both wired and wireless alarm systems.
Choosing the right approach for Choosing an Alarm System for Homes and Workplaces takes more than picking a product from a catalog. Site conditions, recording duration, lighting and user habits should be evaluated together.
Planning
Protected areas are defined first. Entrances, perimeters, critical rooms and blind spots are handled separately. Then an architecture that fits the budget is drawn.
Installation notes
Cable quality, UPS and switch capacity determine the life of the system. Poor workmanship makes even the best camera inefficient.
AGS manages the process from survey to maintenance and keeps the system working after handover.