Motion sensor
Detects movement inside its coverage area while the system is armed. Placement depends on corridors and site conditions.
Survey · Plan zones · Install · Test
An intrusion alarm that alerts you when movement or entry points are triggered
We review entrances, corridors and how the site is used, then plan motion sensors, door contacts, sirens and alert methods, followed by zone-by-zone testing before handover.
- Motion sensors
- Door and window contacts
- Siren and alerts by system
Before choosing devicesWe identify entrances, corridors and areas that need motion or opening detection.
Before configurationWe define zones, delays, arming method and alerts around daily use.
Before handoverWe test every sensor, siren and alert method within the agreed scope.
Who is it for?
Protection depends on how each site is used
A shop, warehouse, villa and office do not need the same number or placement of sensors, so we start with real entry and movement points.
Homes and villasProtect entrances, corridors and important areas during absence or at night.
ShopsProtect doors and movement areas after closing with clear event alerts.
OfficesDivide protection zones around entrances, departments and work patterns.
Warehouses and facilitiesCover important entry points and movement areas according to site conditions.
System components
Each device has a clear protection role
We do not add sensors without a reason; every point is selected according to risk and how the location is used.
Door or window contact
Monitors an entry point while armed and can identify the triggered zone when supported by the alarm platform.
Alarm panel
Receives sensor signals and manages zones, arming, delays and the way alarms are triggered.
Siren
Provides an audible alarm according to configuration and may be installed indoors or outdoors depending on the project.
Control method
Used to arm and disarm the system and manage zones using the control methods supported by the selected platform.
Remote alerting
Some systems support an app or communications module. This requirement is confirmed before hardware is selected.
Before installation
A proper survey helps reduce unwanted alarms
Sensor type, position and configuration matter. Poor placement may create unwanted alerts or leave an important area uncovered.
What do we review?
- Important doors, windows and entry points.
- Corridors and movement areas that require detection.
- Pets or environmental factors that may affect sensor selection.
- Alarm panel, siren and power locations.
- Backup battery or remote-alert requirements when supported.
- Daily arming workflow and who will operate the system.
Important: this is not a fire alarm
This page covers burglary and intrusion alarm functions such as motion and opening detection. Smoke, heat and fire-alarm systems use separate devices and system design, so they are handled as a different service.
Installation process
From protection-zone planning to testing every sensor
The goal is to hand over a system where every sensor works in the right place and the user understands arming and alerts.
Survey the site
We review entrances, corridors, spaces and how the location is used.
Plan alarm zones
We choose motion and door sensors plus alarm-panel and siren locations.
Install
Devices and required wiring or compatible wireless units are installed according to the design.
Configure and test
Zones, delays and alert behavior are configured and each sensor is tested individually.
Hand over
We explain basic arming, disarming and alarm indications to the responsible user.
Related services and products
Alarm systems can complement other security layers when needed
A site may also need CCTV, access control or a separate fire-alarm system, but each platform is selected for its actual purpose.
App features, battery support and communication modules vary by model; compatibility and functions are confirmed before supply and installation.
FAQ
Questions before installing an alarm system
What is the difference between an intrusion alarm and a fire alarm?
An intrusion alarm monitors movement and the opening of doors or windows for unauthorized entry, while a fire alarm uses dedicated smoke or heat detection. They use different devices and system designs.
Where should motion sensors be installed?
Sensor locations are selected after reviewing entrances, corridors and movement areas, while avoiding positions that may cause unwanted alerts where possible.
Can the system identify which door was opened?
Yes when door or window contacts are assigned to clear zones. The way the event is displayed depends on the alarm panel and configuration.
Will the alarm work during a power outage?
Many alarm panels support backup batteries, but runtime depends on battery capacity, condition and connected devices. This is verified during system design.
Can I receive alarm alerts on my phone?
Some systems support an app, notifications or a communication module. We confirm this requirement before selecting the alarm platform.
Need an alarm system that fits your site?
Send us the site type, number of entrances and how it is used, and we can arrange a survey to define sensors, zones and the right alert method.