ANTI-THEFT SYSTEMS

Surveye designs and installs integrated and intelligent anti-theft systems by using the most advanced technologies and in compliance with the applicable standards (CEI 79-3 and EN 50131-1).

Applications range from the Industry to Logistics, from Banking to Retail, including the Large-Scale Distribution and Fashion & Luxury sectors, up to Public Administration, Home (Homes & Residentials), and the Hotels industry (Hospitality & Leisure).

During the design phase, Surveye dedicates particular care to the analysis of the place/site to be protected, identifying access points, criticalities, vulnerabilities and listening carefully to the specific needs of the Customer.

Then our proposal is prepared, complete with any ancillary services required, including support 24 hours a day x 365 days a year:

• Perimeter and access control for outdoor spaces
• Volumetric and perimeter control for indoor spaces
• Specific controls in sensitive areas (equipment rooms, storage areas…)
• Anti-theft solutions

A properly conceived, installed and programmed anti-intrusion system detects all the changes occurring in the state of the protected environment against normal conditions in real time and warns the user.

The overall level of safety and effectiveness of the activated solution is further increased when the system is connected to a 24-hour Operating Center that, in case of danger, confirmed by the video footage, can alert police forces or private security companies.

The protection provided by the anti-theft system installed and regularly maintained is the result of the combined action of the various components and technologies employed and of the installed solutions and arrangements.

The anti-theft central alarm unit (Control Panel) is the core of all security systems. In short, it receives the signals coming from all the components of the alarm system via radio or wire (volumetric sensors, magnetic contacts, perimeter barriers…), then processes and analyses the information received to determine the type of alarm required and activates the signalling devices (sirens, flashing lamps, telephone transmitters…).

The anti-theft Control Panel also carries out important diagnostic activities, which are returned to the user through indicator lights, acoustic signals, and messages on keyboards. In particular, it is responsible for archiving plant/site events, checking the charge state of backup batteries, and analysing/reporting system faults or malfunctions.

When choosing an anti-theft system, the degree of risk of the environment for which it is intended must be carefully considered. An isolated home, an apartment in a condominium, a shop or an industrial site have very different risk levels, with specific functional requirements.

Intrusion and burglary detection systems are devices capable of translating physical phenomena (movements and/or temperatures) into electrical signals. There are two different types of intrusion detectors, available in different versions for indoor or outdoor applications:

• Perimeter systems that detect the passage through a protected access from the outside, such as, for example, opening detectors (magnetic contacts), glass breaking, vibration (seismic) detectors, and so on.

• Volumetric detectors control well-defined environmental volumes, such as motion detectors with infrared, microwave or dual technology (infrared+microwave) sensors.

In order to obtain tailored protection based on environmental situations and installation conditions, it is often convenient or necessary to plan the use of different technologies (volumetric systems, perimeter barriers, magnetic contacts…) combining the benefits of different functionalities to obtain an optimized anti-theft system in terms of reliability and stability over time.

The control keypad is the user interface for the control of the anti-intrusion system. The user can interact with the anti-theft Control Panel from inside or outside the room through the keypad and fully or partially activate/stop the operation of the alarm system. In addition to a master access code, the security alarm system can be equipped with secondary codes, ideal for occasional users who need to access a protected area for a limited period of time. The security system code can be locked, authorized or amended at any time.