One common concern when it comes to installing security systems is that they will use a lot of electricity, but this isn’t necessarily true. A basic system can use less than 15 watts per year and even a complex system with multiple cameras and features uses around 200 kWh annually, which is less than many common household appliances like refrigerators and ovens.
What factors can influence this electricity usage and how can you reduce your security system’s electricity consumption? Keep reading this blog to find out!
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Installing vape detectors can protect your business or school by silently alerting you whenever someone is vaping.
A vape detector is a device that can sense the use of e-cigarettes and vape pens. Vape detection alarm systems can be installed in spaces where vaping is not allowed, like schools. Unfortunately, vapes are very commonly used indoors. Vaping is often restricted in public places but many people still ignore these rules. This is an issue because of the many negative health effects associated with vaping.
How can vape detectors help with this? Let’s find out.
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Preventing unauthorised access to your premises is crucial for protecting your business and keeping your employees safe. At IDS, we offer a range of access control systems and security barriers that can control and regulate:
- Who has access to your property
- When they have access
- Where they can enter/ exit
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At IDS, we recently installed a range of new security systems for the Gilfach Goch Fire Station in Rhondda Cynon Taf. The fire station asked us to install fire alarms, intruder alarms and access control systems on both the inside and outside of their station.
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Installing a CCTV system is a great way to keep your premises secure, but if you fail to maintain it, you might find yourself in trouble later down the line! Like all technology, CCTV cameras can fail if they're not looked after. Unlike your computer or your TV, CCTV cameras are often out in the elements 24/7 (not to mention the vandals that try to destroy them) which makes them even more prone to damage than almost any other piece of security kit.
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