Wireless Alarm Security Systems

Wireless alarms offer a qucker and less intrusive installation. Modern professional systems use a dedicated radio frequency. This is unlike DIY wireless alarm system which can be upset, or triggered, by interferience by the ever increasing use of wireless technology around the home.

No unsightly wires

This modern wireless security can be decreately installed into the home. Many homes in Milton Keynes are newly built with pristine walls and ceilings. The installation of a wireless security alarm will not leave unsightly wires across your modern home.

Use of wireless technology has the additional benefit of minimal disruption during installation.

Ease of use

'Rushing out of the house - need to set the alarm quickly?'  This installation allows you to set the alarm quickly with the single push of a button.

Quick installation and minimum disruption

You can elect to have a remote control fob to both arm and disarm the alarm system.  Typically only a half day install with minimum disruption to your décor and your life.  No carpets, floorboards or wallpaper needs to be lifted during installation.

Wireless Alarm Features

• As your pets sometimes stay behind, pet-tolerant PIR’s
  allow them to enjoy their home while you’re still on the road.
• LCD English text display of alarm zone description
• Expansion for up to 16 zones - new garage zone?
• Detached outbuildings - shed, detached garage, caravan...
• Set your alarm to ignore some zones - night use
  Secure downstairs while you sleep soundly. Or, with a press of a button, to secure your home’s perimeter while everyone settles down for an evening together.
• Small a discrete keypad unit measuring only 115mm x 156mm x 34mm
• 16 zones and up to 16 different users
• • Cleaners, care workers
  • Monitor who’s been coming and going
  • 250 alarm events with event description, time and date details
• No need to upgrade the system when extra zones are added
• Optional wireless 2-button panic alarm
• Optional alarm telephone messaging to be automatically sent to
• • one or more pre-determined landlines, mobiles,
    or a commercial alarm receiving centre.