
Intruder alarm monitoring is a professional security service that provides 24/7 protection for your home or business. When your alarm system is activated, a signal is instantly sent to a dedicated monitoring centre where trained operators assess the situation and take immediate action, such as contacting you, dispatching keyholders, or alerting emergency services if required. This rapid response helps minimise the risk of theft, vandalism, and property damage, giving you complete peace of mind that your property is protected at all times
Types Of Monitoring
Single Path Or Dual Path But Whats The Difference ?
Single path and dual path monitoring refer to the way an intruder alarm system communicates with a monitoring centre. A single path system uses one method of communication such 4G or a broadband connection to send alarm signals. While this provides reliable protection, the system can become vulnerable if that communication path is interrupted or fails. Dual path monitoring offers an added layer of security by using two separate communication methods simultaneously, typically broadband and a mobile network. If one path is compromised or unavailable, the second path automatically takes over to ensure alarm signals are still delivered without interruption. This makes dual path monitoring a more secure and resilient option, particularly for businesses, high-value properties, and sites requiring enhanced security protection
