Mammoth Security Inc. Norwalk

The backbone of any structured cabling solution is Fiber-Optic wiring. Sometimes copper cabling is ran as a backup just in case the fiber fails because it is sensitive.

The smart security solutions we design reduce false alarms and allow you to manage the system from your phone and by text message. Your access control system can integrate with the alarm system with one simple to manage interface.

Smoke detectors are the most commonly known sensor type. Heat detectors and pull stations are also commonly used for fire protection.

Gate access control systems integrate with the doors on your building including an intercom for visitor management. Long-range UHF or RFID readers grant access to vehicles without rolling down a window to swipe a key fob.

A door access control system is a critical piece of a building's physical security. You can unlock doors from anywhere, automate timesheets with reports, and integrate a burglar security system alarm.

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Yes, it's possible to install your own security system. However, there are A LOT of tricks to security systems from design to installation. Some alarm systems are completely wireless, however exact placement and programming are always best left to the professionals. Wireless security cameras are popular for residential homes, but they are notoriously unreliable in commercial settings. They also require an unsightly power wire. Great for a temporary solution, but a huge letdown if you lose precious footage. We connect buildings wirelessly reliably using special commercial wireless equipment and hardwire all cameras back to these antennae.

It's tricky to determine which of the two are better because they work to achieve the same goal. More importantly, cameras and alarms complement each other, especially in a large property with tons of valuables. Security cameras are excellent in allowing you to be at your building instantly 24/7. Your staff can monitor the cameras remotely or receive proactive alerts based on artificial intelligence rules. Burglar alarms create a shock factor whenever an intruder breaches your property. It works as an instant deterrent but only protects the interior of your building.

One of the most popular security system solutions we install is cameras. Most companies want to know if an intruder managed to breach the property or if you have a false alarm. They also need convictable evidence for the police. Security cameras provide 24-hour surveillance and can provide proactive notifications before a burglar sets off the intrusion alarm to your building. More importantly, they protect the exterior of your building. The most popular system installed in most buildings is a basic burglar alarm. These work to ensure you have an automatic police presence if your building has a break-in. Only cameras can truly protect the exterior of your building and can even notify you the same as a burglar alarm would.

Security systems include security cameras, access control, burglar alarms, and fire alarms. Included among these systems is "low voltage structured cabling" Life safety systems are another term used to describe security in regards to fire alarms.

Security systems vary greatly in price AND features. The most important thing to consider is your return on investment. A commercial security system is much different than one in the average home. Commercial systems are made to a different standard and are designed to last much longer. They know the difference between trees swaying in the wind and a person or car. Business camera systems can even notify a live guard over their radio if someone breaches the perimeter of your property without anyone even watching the system. We've installed commercial security for the U.S. Coast Guard as well as a small chicken and biscuit shop in Hartford. Even though both systems were vastly different, they met all of the customers' needs and guaranteed a positive ROI.

Cloud based access control is much safer than keeping your information on site for the average business. Information is encrypted and it removes the ability for someone to physically gain access to the software and make changes. Cloud based access control provides increased reliability as well.

A Structured cabling system installation is an organized approach to cabling infrastructure based on standards.Structured cabling systems consisting of patch panels and backbones are structured in a way to enable final hardware ports to be connected to the patch panels via patch cords from network switches. This patch panel is then connected to the main trunk or backbone usually with fiber-optic wiring.

Fiber-Optic, Coaxial, and twisted pair.

A structured cabling system enables the communication between the devices used inside of your building. Everything from phones, network connectivity, to security are covered under it.

Category 3, Category 5e, Category 6 or Category 6A cabling is common for horizontal cable / horizontal cross-connect as well as backbone.The best practice for backbone wiring specifically is multi-mode fiber cabling or single mode.Coaxial may also be used as a backbone cable.

For business security, most use Honeywell alarm panels. They generally represent the best value for the money. There are more advanced systems such as DSC or ICT which integrate access control into the same system. Commercial burglar alarms cater to the needs of businesses. This includes multiple access levels for different employees. A common request is zones setup for parts of a building that can be locked while another is unlocked. You can even get text messages instantly if a sensor goes off before a live person has a chance to call. This allows you to jump into your camera system while the monitoring service calls you to confirm the break-in.

When a motion detector trips a horn on burglar alarm systems, you want the loudest one possible. You can even put a horn designed to go outside to alert people outside to the break-in as well. For interior alarms, many have a piercing sound that makes it uncomfortable to be in the room. You can even set up smoke machines to further deter burglars.

Small businesses security hinges upon a reliable commercial burglar alarm system. First, there's an input sent to the alarm panel to trip the alarm. This can be from panic buttons, motion sensors, entry sensors, glass break sensors, or even heartbeat detectors. Once a sensor sends the information to the alarm panel, it checks it's settings. Is the system armed? It will alert the monitoring company, who will text and call the first person on the contact list. Your app on your phone will also alert you to the alarm. A live person calls to confirm whether this is a false alarm or a real break-in.

Yes and no. For a petty thief, yes. Experienced burglars know that police don't respond very quickly to an alarm going off unless they have live video confirmation of a burglary in progress. Without outdoor cameras showing someone breaking and entering, the police response will be relatively slow.

Think through how you plan to use the system. This includes any issues you've had with previous systems. Often employees enter the wrong code or share it to disarm the system. There are many options to ensure that doesn't happen. Once you understand what you're looking for, you can now select a company with that experience and ask the right questions. Any company can install a burglar alarm. Only a select few who specialize in business security will be able to set up the system the way you need.

Our office is located at 485 New Park Ave, West Hartford, CT 06110.

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