Heavy Duty Burglar Alarm Roller Shutter Contact Heavy duty reed switch for use on roller shutter doors. Complete with 750mm of 4 core alarm cable, 620mm protected by a armored outer sheath. Complies........................... Read More

Panic Buttons Panic buttons can be hard-wired or wireless, fitted in a fixed location (such as under a desk or adjacent to a door) or carried about the person. They can be silent or emit an audible alarm. A panic can relay a signal to an alarm panel................... Read More

Burglar Alarm Large Surface Magnetic Contact - White Large surface magnetic contact complete with tamper. It is of a white molded ABS plastic construction. Maximum gap 30mm. Ideal for those....................... Read More

Outdoor Passives

Outdoor infrared passives purchased from various suppliers throughout the world were installed by Alpha Security Installations over the last couple of years. Many of these gave us continuous problems such as false alarms, even though they were installed and set according to the manufacturer's specifications. In turn these problems would increase our response times and negatively affected our operational costs. As a result Alpha Security Installations has decided to discontinue the installation and use of the outdoor infrared passives and rather replace them with outdoor dual beams which have proven to be more efficient and cost effective. Alpha Security will still maintain those outdoor infrared passives which are under guarantee. View the "Outdoor Dual Beams"

Monthly Security Tip
(Tip 7 2010)

Child Safety

• Never leave a child unattended in a vehicle! It can take as little as three seconds for someone to steal the car; the inside temperature may be harmful; the child may release the brake. You are also subject to a fine!
• Give your young child the names of two Safety Persons who can always be trusted for rides, help, etc. Use a code word with children older than third grade.
• Monitor what your child is doing on the computer! Instruct him or her not to give out personal information on the Internet or to make arrangements to meet in person someone he or she met online. Make sure your child knows how to be '"cyber-safe."
• Remind your child that he or she is in charge of his or her body, and no one has the right to touch or talk about this body in a way that is inappropriate or makes the child feel uncomfortable.
• ASK if there are guns in the house where your child is going to play. Discuss gun safety with your child.
• Update photos four times a year for preschoolers and once a year after that. Keep a Child Profile booklet and Personal ID Kit or Amber Stick up-to-date with important data about your child.
• Have your child wear items with his or her name on them only inside the house. Children are more likely to trust someone who calls them by name. Know what your child is wearing each day in case you need to describe him or her.
• Teach your child to be kind and tolerant of others. Children need to understand and accept others who are different from them. Model this behavior yourself.

  Read more on www.safetykids.org

  

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