When an alarm is triggered at your Alarm Panel, the signal is passed to
the on-site SecurityLine Camera.
The camera immediately sends the TRIGGER message to the SecurityLine
Server. Video clips are recorded whenever there is movement in
the field of view of the camera. These recordings are sent over
the Internet to the SecurityLine Server, which records the event
and stores the video clips for retrieval by the customer. From
the secured SecurityLine web application, the customer can view,
save and send both these recorded clips, as well as live videos.
The SecurityLine Server starts the notification process by sending an
emergency message, via emails, pages, web ‘push’ messages, and
voice phone calls to the people and devices on the notification
list
(ie. Key holders).
When a User acknowledges the message, he/she can then view the affected
premise in real-time as well as viewing captured video, on any
wired or wireless Internet device. This gives the user the
ability to confirm that there is a real break-in, or to simply
ignore any non-emergencies.
This is the real difference that
SecurityLine technology makes!
Immediately upon verification, the police can be called with a
VERIFIED, IN-PROGRESS Emergency. This kind of verification
will ensure that police will respond at high-priority CODE 3
(lights & sirens). Verification of an emergency is the ONLY way
to get this kind of response.
Alarm system are designed to protect
your home and business from break-ins and thefts. They provide
safety and security for your family or workers and your personal
or business property. Often alarm systems will qualify owners
for discounted insurance, and at times they are even mandatory
for some insurance policies.
So what should an alarm system DO for me?
It should prevent break-ins by it's
shear presence - obviously the better the system, the better it
is as discouraging such crimes.
In the event that a break-in should
occur, it is the alarm system's responsibility to set in motion
the series of actions that will hopefully STOP the crime and
IDENTIFY the perpetrators. This is done with the intention of
retaining or recovering your property.
Why use a monitoring service?
When a break-in occurs, the property
owner is typically away from the site. A monitoring service's
prime function is to contact the owner and notify them of the
event.
So what's missing?
ACTION
Statistics show that in some jurisdictions, as many as 90% of
alarms are false alarms. As a result, police are typically slow
and/or unwilling to respond. An effective alarm system should
provide for a speedy response by the property owner, a private
guard response agent, and/or the police to stop a break-in in
progress.
This is where SecurityLine
comes in...
Software:
The easy-to-use SecurityLine
software is available as an online application. This means that
you don’t even need to install any programs on your computer or
learn how to use any complicated applications.
Customer Requirements:
- Highspeed internet connection w/ modem.
- Installed alarm panel and detection
triggers.
-> can be installed along with the
SecurityLine system.
- Optional: monitored
alarm system.
-> SecurityLine can also provide
automated monitoring &
notification.
Hardware:
A specialized SecurityLine
camera is mounted in an area in your home, office, or cottage
where thieves are likely to pass upon breaking in.
The camera is connected to your exiting Alarm Panel to the Alarm circuit.
The camera is also connected to the SecurityLine Server through
your existing High Speed Internet connection. INCLUDED:
- High quality SecurityLine
wireless digital internet
video camera (w/ audio).
- Pre-configured Plug&Play
SecurityLine wireless
network router.
- Mounting hardware.
- Appropriate power
supplies.
As an optional add-on,
you can sign up with our guard-response service for a
small
monthly
fee.
This service is an excellent
addition to the SecurityLine system to provide on-scene response
whenever it is needed. Guard service is ideal for taking over
monitoring if you are unwilling or unavailable, as well as to
secure a location, should a break-in occur.
