Imagine arriving at work one morning to discover a break-in. Perhaps you have merchandise, and you're wondering how much of it has been taken from you. In the office, file cabinet drawers are pulled open. Your computer is gone. You run to the IT closet and find only a wire or two where your server once sat. What impact would a theft – or fire – have on your ability to stay in business? Disaster can't always be avoided, but you can be prepared for it. Protect your business with a reliable, Norvado security system. It's always on duty, and you will have peace of mind knowing that you have local service for installation and support.
Why should you consider a security system?
1) Deter break-ins – Business alarm systems deter intruders from attempting break-ins. When you leave your office, rest assured that your assets are protected.
2) Automatic notification – A burglary or fire can go unnoticed when the business is unoccupied. A monitored system provides automatic notification to authorities in the event of intrusion or fire whether the premises are occupied or not.
3) Insurance discounts – Insurance companies commonly offer discounts of 10% or more when the premises are protected by electronic security systems.
4) Affordability – A variety of systems are available at every price range. The industry is so competitive that business owners can now find a system at a price that will fit into their budget.
5) Safety when traveling – If you travel for business, it's nice to know the shop is being "watched."
6) More than security – Our security systems offer more than basic security. They can be configured to monitor doors and windows, and they can also detect smoke, heat, carbon monoxide, freezing temperatures, and rising water.
7) Medical peace of mind – For persons with medical conditions, system sensors can set off an alarm if there has been no activity in a prescribed period of time, indicating a possible medical emergency. Panic buttons are available to assist those with special needs or the elderly.
8) Remote cancellation of false alarms – Systems commonly include alarm verification technology that greatly reduces the chance of false alarms. Before authorities are dispatched, operators use audio verification to be in voice contact at the alarm location. If the alarm is accidental, the user can cancel the alarm by providing an authorized user code. If the code is not provided, the authorities are dispatched.
