The alarm runs on the network you already have

Industrial parks and residential communities already have a data network running across the whole site. An IP alarm uses it: no dedicated cabling, no civil works and none of the distance limits of a conventional panel.

The hidden cost

In a conventional alarm, cable is half the budget

Every sensor has to reach the central panel on its own cable. In a small building that is manageable; in an industrial park with separate warehouses, or a community of five buildings, it means conduit, breaking floors and weeks of work.

The IP alarm uses the same network that already connects the cameras, the turnstiles and the offices. Where there is a network point, there is an alarm point.

What it avoids

Conduit and dedicated cabling back to a panel
The distance limit of wired zones
Separate panels per building or warehouse
Civil works in finished areas

How it works

Zones, schedules and accountability

The conventional solutionA central panel and cable to every sensor

Coverage is limited by cable distance. Extending a zone means opening the floor, and every new building or warehouse ends up with its own panel and its own keypad.

DigiAccess engineeringA network point is an alarm point

It runs on the network already crossing the site. Adding a zone means connecting a device, not hiring construction, and every zone is managed from the same place.

AS series · Architecture

Medium: Existing IP data network on site
Zones: Independent: armed and disarmed separately
Scheduling: Automatic arming and disarming by time
Verification: By video, with that zone's camera
Context: The alert states who had authorized access

AS series · What it avoids

Civil works: No conduit, no breaking floors
Cabling: No dedicated run back to a central panel
Distance: No wired-zone distance limit
Duplication: One system for every building or warehouse

Independent zones

Each warehouse, building, plant room or store is its own zone: armed and disarmed separately, without leaving the rest of the site unprotected.

Scheduled arming

Zones arm themselves at closing time and disarm at opening. Anything outside those hours raises an event, even if nobody remembered to arm it.

Alerts with context

The alert says which zone, at what time and who had access at that moment — not just that «the alarm went off».

With the cameras

Video verification: fewer false alarms

The real problem with alarms is not that they fail to sound: it is that they sound so often for no reason that people stop responding. A cat, a branch, a door left ajar.

When alarm and CCTV are the same system, the event carries that zone's camera: whoever receives the alert sees what triggered it before sending anyone.

The alarm event is linked to the video of that moment
The camera's fire detection can trigger the alarm
The armed zone is cross-checked against who had authorized access

Sample events

Zone 7 North warehouse · outside hoursNo authorized access · 23:14 Alert

Zone 3 Plant roomDisarmed by Jorge Medina · 06:02 Disarmed

Zone 12 Covered parkingFlame detected by camera 19 Alert

Does your site already have a data network?

Then half the work is done. We review network coverage and tell you which zones can be armed.

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