A commercial alarm system is normally designed around defined risks such as unauthorised entry, movement in protected zones, duress or other agreed site events. The exact protection depends on the detectors, zones, operating procedures and response arrangement selected for the premises.
A commercial alarm system detects defined events and triggers local or remote responses. Back-to-base monitoring can send alarm information to a monitoring service, while integration can add CCTV or access information to the event. Pacific can assess the site, design an alarm and access solution using supported products, coordinate monitoring or related services and test how the connected systems behave in agreed scenarios.
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What does a commercial alarm system normally protect against?
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