Alarms & video surveillance New York City Ads

1. Arming the security system The user activates the system — using a key fob, a mobile app, or a control panel inside the house. 2. Sensors switch to monitoring mode • Motion sensors track movements. • Door/window sensors monitor openings. • Cameras record video. 3. A zone is violated For example: • a door is opened, • someone passes through a motion sensor, • glass is broken. 4. Instant signal to the central unit The controller receives an alarm signal and activates an alarm scenario. 5. The siren is triggered A loud sound signal (usually 90–110 dB) scares off the intruder. 6. Sending a notification to the owner A push notification or a call is sent to the phone: “Alarm! The front door is open. Time: 14:32.” 7. Recording video or photos The camera takes a photo or starts recording (depending on the settings). 8. Data transmission to the security center (if connected). The dispatcher receives an alarm and dispatches a response team. 9. The owner remotely views cameras. Live video can be accessed directly in the app. 10. Alarm disarming. The user disarms the system by entering a code or via the app.

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