GSM Alarms, GPRS Alarm Systems and CCTV Image Capture for Intruder & Smoke Detection

Secure Empty Property Ultra alarms use GSM communication from site to our 24-hour remote monitoring centre. The system uses a multi-network SIM instead of a telephone landline to call the alarm monitoring centre following an alarm activation.

Operation of all temporary intruder alarm systems is easy for clients and their contractors. Our Ultra alarm system requires the issued, unique ‘PID key’ to be presented to the main alarm unit to arm or disarm the system. The operation is confirmed through the alarm unit LED display and audible signal.

GPRS communication used by some of our temporary intruder alarm systems is a more sophisticated method of linking each alarm to the alarm receiving centre. General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) uses any 3G and 4G mobile phone network available in the locality.

All Secure Empty Property intruder and CCTV detection systems work with long-life battery power sometimes augmented with solar panels. Using GSM or 4G communication to our 24-hour monitoring centre, no phone lines or internet connectivity is required.

Alarm activations are monitored by our 24-hour NSI Gold Standard remote monitoring centre. When an activation is received, our local, SIA-approved mobile response team will attend site and complete a full internal and external check of the site.

If intruders are present, the police will be summoned, and the guard will remain on site until they arrive. If the site has been breached, then our security installation team will be instructed to re-secure the site. The site will be protected at all times. Next working day, a full report of the incident will be forwarded to the client.

Secure Empty Property alarm and CCTV technology has been developed to work in inhospitable environments (cold, wet, windy etc) and so are designed to minimise false alarm activations. Depending upon the system installed, externally either video or HD images are sent to the remote monitoring centre to verify whether the activation was caused by an intruder or wildlife / movement of foliage etc.

Artificial Intelligence in the Ultra-I HD assists accurate monitoring by predicting the probability the activation was ‘human’. Internal alarm systems use a ‘double knock’ system where two sensors must be triggered within a set period of time.

Normally during working hours, we will contact the client before sending the response team just to enquire if a contractor or visitor is expected on site. This minimises the expense of attendance to site for false alarms.

Secure Empty Property alarm and CCTV technology is very sophisticated, robust and proven over millions of operational hours. Each system sends regular ‘welfare’ checks back to the 24-hour monitoring centre which confirm battery strength and signal strength. In addition, any tamper to the main devise or remote detectors is sent to the remote monitoring centre even is the alarm unit is ‘dis-armed’. The system also records all arm/dis-arm activities so we know when contractors have visited site. Should they forget to re-arm the alarm, it will do so automatically at an agreed time each day.

Secure Empty Property is accredited by the Security Systems and Alarms Inspection Board (SSAIB) for the supply, installation and monitoring of temporary alarm systems. In addition the company is part of the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) Vacant Property Management group.

No – all our alarm and CCTV systems are available on a full-service daily hire basis after an initial  hire period. This includes monitoring, maintenance and battery changes. Delivery, installation and removal are normally a single one-off cost. So you pay only when you need the alarm on site.