How do CCTV and intrusion alarms differ?
CCTV provides viewing and recording. Intrusion alarms use door, window and motion sensors for detection and alerts. The systems can be integrated around the requirements of the site.
AWJ combines security, networking, access, automation, communication and entry systems into one coordinated low-voltage strategy.
Surveillance designed around coverage, image quality, retention and how your team actually needs to use the system.
Explore ↗ 02Structured networks that are organized, serviceable and ready for the traffic your security and business systems depend on.
Explore ↗ 03Secure entrances, manage users and make communication at the door simple for homes and commercial facilities.
Explore ↗ 04Technology that makes the home easier to live in—not harder to operate.
Explore ↗ 05Layered detection for doors, windows, internal movement and perimeter areas with alerts designed around the real risk.
Explore ↗ 06Clear distributed audio and communication systems for homes, offices, retail, hospitality and shared spaces.
Explore ↗ 07Reliable automated entry systems integrated with safety, access control and the way people or vehicles move through the property.
Explore ↗CCTV provides viewing and recording. Intrusion alarms use door, window and motion sensors for detection and alerts. The systems can be integrated around the requirements of the site.
Access control manages who can enter, and intercom supports communication at the entrance. Door and gate automation handles opening and closing movement. These can form a coordinated entrance system.