Intruder Alarms Systems

We are a security and commercial intruder alarm company based in Manchester, UK, supplying residential and commercial security alarm systems.
Our intruder alarm systems use innovative technology linked to our UK-based monitoring centre staffed by our own security specialists for quick and effective response.

Our integrated alarm system includes:

  • Monitored Burglar Alarm
  • Fire Protection
  • CCTV
  • Door Entry

We have completely customizable wireless CCTV installation systems that will oversee your day-to-day activities, provide security,
and give you peace of mind. Our technicians will help design a system specifically for your needs, whether you want to monitor
the boundaries of your property or concentrate on access points.

How does an
Intruder Alarm work?

Intruder alarm systems (or burglar alarms) are electrical systems connected to a property with contacts & sensors.

They can detect the opening of entry points like doors, and windows and movement around the property with sensors. A loud alarm is then produced to alert those nearby and those off-site, with access to the burglar alarm system of unauthorised entry to the property.

Importance of
Inturder Alarms

Intruder alarms are essential in protecing homes & businesses from unauthorised entry. They keep belongings, personal information and documents safe from theft and uauthorised individuals.

What is the best Intruder
Alarm System?

Each type of intruder alarm system has its advantages; it depends on your property and needs.

  • Wired systems are reliable and easy use.
  • Wireless systems are flexible and accessible with a high level of security.
  • Hybrid systems provide the reliability of wired systems, and the flexible, easy installation of a wireless system. They are mostly useful for commercial intruder alarm systems in hard-to-reach sensor areas in large properties, where easy parts of the system can be wired and difficult to reach detectors can be fitted wirelessly.

What three types of intruder
alarms can be used
in a security system?

The three types of intruder alarms are wired, wireless & hybrid systems. In a wired system, everything is wired back to the control panel, whereas a wireless system reports back to the main control panel via radio. A hybrid system can be part wired & part wireless.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an intruder alarm system and how does it work?

An intruder alarm system, also called a burglar alarm, is an electrical security system using door and window contacts and motion sensors that detects unauthorised entry and triggers a loud alarm to alert people nearby and, if monitored, an off-site monitoring centre.

What is the best type of intruder alarm system, wired, wireless or hybrid?

The best intruder alarm system depends on the property; wired systems are reliable and simple, wireless systems are flexible and quick to install, and hybrid systems combine both, which is often ideal for larger commercial properties with hard-to-reach areas.

Are intruder alarm systems monitored 24 hours a day?

Yes, iSecurity Solutions connects intruder alarm systems to a UK-based monitoring centre staffed by security specialists who respond to alarm activations around the clock, seven days a week.

What is the difference between a Grade 2 and Grade 3 intruder alarm?

A Grade 2 intruder alarm suits standard homes and low-to-medium risk premises, while a Grade 3 intruder alarm offers a higher level of resistance to tampering and is typically specified by insurers for higher-risk commercial properties.

Does iSecurity Solutions install SSAIB-certified intruder alarms in Manchester?

Yes, iSecurity Solutions is SSAIB-approved and installs certified, insurer-accepted intruder alarm systems across Manchester and the wider North West, which is often required to qualify for a police response service.

How much does an intruder alarm system cost to install?

The cost of an intruder alarm system depends on property size, the number of sensors required, and whether it is wired, wireless or hybrid, and iSecurity Solutions provides a free, no-obligation quote after assessing your property.

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