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A properly designed Intrusion Detection System can afford your business peace of mind—ensuring only authorized access to your facility. The various components of an intrusion system—keypads, motion detectors, door sensors, glassbreaks, sirens, and control panels—are only as effective as the professional who designs their layout and functions within your facility.
 Intrusion Systems designed by Vanguard professionals are as unique as every facility we encounter. Many applications are focused on keeping intruders out of a facility, yet others focus on key internal locations within a facility and restricting employee access—to a parts department, data center, or vault locations, to name a few. Multiple levels of intrusion protection are an important security consideration for every facility. Vanguard is skilled at designing multiple levels of protection and explaining how each level affects overall protection.
Monitoring of your system—Vanguard provides monitoring services using a UL-listed central station with professional staff members solely focused on your monitoring needs.
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• A properly designed intrusion system can often be partitioned to provide access and services for multiple parts of a larger facility. A common example is a facility housing warehouse and office space—where one system performs the actions of two—saving customers money and administration challenges.
• Panic and hold-up devices provide your staff with an extra level of protection in dealing with a variety of situations. From robbery, to assaults, and even to Human Resources staff working with disgruntled employees, our systems can provide aid. |
• Other devices Vanguard often integrates into an intrusion system provide the ability to report temperature changes, water leaks, carbon monoxide, and other environmental changes—often saving lives and large dollar losses as a result.
• Intrusion systems can be programmed to perform a variety of reporting functions, including times when facilities are opened and closed, by whom, whether it was within the time parameters acceptable to business operations—and more. |
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For your convenience we have prepared an Adobe PDF File of this information, which may be downloaded here. |
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