Quick answer
Business alarms protect doors, roller shutters, stockrooms and offices after hours, and give staff panic buttons during the day. Zones show exactly where a breach happened, individual staff codes record who armed and disarmed, and linking the alarm to CCTV lets you check an alert from your phone before reacting.
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Shop all alarm products →Key takeaways
- Shutter and door contacts on every entry.
- Motion sensors in stockrooms and offices.
- Panic buttons at tills and reception.
- Individual staff codes and logs.
- Link to CCTV to verify alarms.
01Typical layout
Shop frontShutter contact + motion sensor
TillPanic button
StockroomMotion sensor + door contact
Office / safeSeparate zone
OutsideSiren with strobe
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02Frequently asked questions
Do shops need panic buttons?
They are a simple way for staff to raise an alarm during robberies and are common at tills and reception.
Can I see who disarmed the alarm?
Yes, with individual user codes the panel logs each arm and disarm.
