Installation of security systems
A comprehensive system of hardware and devices designed to ensure facility safety. It detects potential threats, responds to emergencies, and prevents unwanted events.
Advanced security systems include video surveillance, access control, alarm systems, fire safety, and automated warning systems. By integrating with other engineering systems, they provide a holistic solution for facility protection and reduce the risk of human error.
Innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence, behavior analysis and cloud platforms can significantly improve the efficiency of security systems. They enable proactive monitoring, quick response to threats, and adaptation to new security challenges.
- Gas hazard monitoring systems (GHMS)
- Access control systems (ACS)
- Security alarm systems (SAS)
- Video surveillance systems (VSS)
- Early threat detection and warning systems (ETDWS)
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What is covered:
1. Gas hazard monitoring systems (GHMS)
A set of hardware and devices designed for continuous or periodic monitoring of the levels of hazardous gases, vapors, and other chemical substances in enclosed spaces or industrial sites. The system displays real-time gas levels, alerts personnel in the event of exceeding safe limits, and can automatically activate ventilation, call emergency services, or initiate evacuation processes.
2. Access control system (ACS)
A set of technical solutions that provide access control to the facility or individual premises. They may include electronic cards, biometric identification methods, digital security locks, and other authorization systems. ACS allows restricting access for unauthorized persons, track staff rotation, and keep records of working hours.
3. Security alarm system (SAS)
An integrated technological solution that detects unauthorized entry or damage to a facility and immediately sends an alarm signal to staff or security services. The system includes motion sensors, vibration sensors, glass break detectors, door opening sensors, as well as panic buttons, control panels, and audible/visual warning devices.
4. Video surveillance system (VSS)
An integrated network of video cameras and recording equipment that allows for real-time surveillance of an area or facility, along with the ability to review archived recordings. The video surveillance system enables rapid threat detection, event analysis, and resolution of ambiguous situations.
5. Early threat detection and warning system (ETDWS)
A complex of hardware that enables the early detection of potential threats, such as fires, accidents, or natural disasters, and ensures immediate notification of personnel and emergency services. The system may include sensors, cameras, analytical algorithms, and communication tools allowing for quick reaction to emergencies and mitigation of their effects.
When choosing SCB, you benefit from advanced security solutions that ensure prompt monitoring and efficient handling of both potential and real threats.
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