Hardwired and wireless alarm systems

Alarm systems to meet your security needs
In recent years, the shift from carpets to laminate or real wood flooring has transformed many homes. While visually appealing, these flooring types present challenges for alarm installers and tradespeople trying to conceal cables or pipework.
Traditionally, professional installers hesitated to recommend wire-free alarm systems due to concerns about their reliability in security-critical environments. However, advancements in battery technology, component miniaturization, and narrow-band radio technology have made wire-free systems a reliable and practical alternative to hardwired systems.
Modern wire-free alarm systems now operate on a narrow band (just 20KHz) within the 868.6625MHz radio frequency, ensuring enhanced performance and reliability. Think of it like comparing an AM radio station to crystal-clear DAB sound quality—it’s a game changer.
To learn more about the advantages of wire-free systems, check out the Homelink 55 in the “Featured Alarms” section on our alarms page.
Secured hardwired alarm system
If you are planning on installing an alarm system at your home or office, there are various things to consider. Starting from the very basic whether you need a hard wired alarm system or a wireless one. Both systems have their own set of benefits which may help you make a decision
Benefits of a hardwired alarm system: