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LV & SECURITY SERVICES

LV, which stands for "low voltage," typically refers to electrical systems that operate at a lower voltage level than the standard line voltage used in residential and commercial buildings. Low-voltage systems are commonly used for various applications, including security systems. A security system typically consists of several components that work together to protect a property from unauthorized access and ensure the safety of the occupants. Here are some common components found in security systems:

Control Panel:

The control panel is the central hub of a security system. It receives signals from various sensors and devices, processes the information, and initiates appropriate responses or alerts.

Sensors:

Security systems employ various types of sensors to detect and monitor different events or activities. Some common sensors include:

Motion Sensors:

These sensors detect movement in designated areas and trigger an alarm if unauthorized motion is detected.

Door and Window Sensors:

These sensors are placed on doors and windows to detect opening or closing. They trigger an alarm if a door or window is opened when the system is armed.

Glass Break Sensors:

These sensors detect the sound frequency and patterns associated with breaking glass and trigger an alarm.

Smoke and Fire Detectors:

These sensors detect smoke or heat, signalling the presence of a fire and triggering an alarm.

Surveillance Cameras:

Security systems often include surveillance cameras to monitor activities both inside and outside a property. Cameras can be connected to a central recording device or a cloud-based storage system for reviewing footage when needed.

Access Control Systems:

These systems restrict access to certain areas or buildings. They typically involve keypads, card readers, or biometric scanners to verify the identity of individuals and grant or deny access accordingly.

Alarm System:

An alarm system is an integral part of a security system. It produces audible and visual alerts, such as sirens, strobe lights, or notifications to a monitoring centre, to deter intruders and notify occupants or authorities of a potential security breach.

Monitoring Services:

Many security systems can be connected to a professional monitoring service. In the event of an alarm, the monitoring centre is notified and can dispatch appropriate emergency services or contact the property owner.

Mobile Applications:

Modern security systems often offer mobile applications that allow property owners to remotely monitor their security system, receive notifications, view camera feeds, and control certain features, providing convenience and peace of mind.
It's important to note that the specific components and features of a security system can vary depending on the manufacturer, system type, and individual requirements. It's recommended to consult with a professional security system provider or installer to determine the best solution for your specific needs.