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 24-Hour
Monitoring – The Concord Security System by GE is designed to be
connected via telephone lines to our 24-Hour Monitoring Center. The system
instantly transmits the exact condition and location of an alarm or trouble.
The monitoring center responds by calling the premises to verify the alarm, and
then calling authorities if necessary. We will then attempt to contact you on
the telephone numbers that you provide us. Our Central Station is UL Listed and
all activity is documented and recorded.
 CONCORD - Our
top selling control panel Concord by GE Security. The Concord is a robust
control system, which is expandable to accommodate hardwired and wireless
sensors and convenience products. The system can be expanded to accommodate 76
zones of protection, LCD touchpads, wireless touchpads and keychain control, as
well as control by telephone. The system can be partitioned into 2 separately
armed areas. The Concord is also one of only two products currently supported
by alarm.com. Alarm.com is a wireless gateway and internet control product for
alarm systems. Instant notification of alarm events by email and text message,
remote control and management, plus wireless backup to conventional phone lines
are just a few of the many features offered with this powerful option. The
control panel also includes a transformer, backup battery, telephone
connection, expansion modules (some may be optional), and one or more sirens.
The siren-speakers may produce voice alerts if this option is selected
 System
Keypads – System keypads provide the main interface to your
security system. LCD readouts and lighted buttons provide input and output
capability. A code is required to disarm, and access certain functions. Some
functions are “one touch” features. 3 Panic buttons and a silent duress code
are programmed. Vital alarm and zone information are immediately displayed on
the backlit LCD screen. Keypad upgrades are available. Our standard keypad is
shown here.
 Door/Window
Sensors – These sensors provide detection of the opening or forced
entry of a door or window. A sensor in the frame responds to a magnet placed on
the moving part of a door or window. When the magnet moves away from the
sensor, the circuit opens sending an alarm message to the control panel. These
sensors should be placed at all windows and doors where opening detection is
desired. If a sensor is opened in the disarmed state, the system keypad can
notify you with a visual and/or audible indication. Overhead garage doors can
be connected to provide notification if the door is left open. You can even
close the door from the System Keypad, Remote Keychain, or any telephone if the
Voice / Telephone option is selected.
 Glass
Breakage Detectors – These detectors provide a key element to
perimeter security. If glass is broken, and the system is armed, an immediate
alarm will occur before an intruder gains access. These detectors are wall or
ceiling mounted, and have a range of approximately 25 feet. Combined with
Door/Window Sensors, Glass Breakage Detectors provide complete perimeter
protection.
 Motion
Detectors – Motion Detectors provide a backup to perimeter
security. A motion detector provides an alarm activation if an interior space
is entered by a human being. The Motion Detector detects body heat and space
disturbance using microwave and infra-red technology. Recent advancements in
false alarm immunity have made Motion Detectors a reliable part of any modern
security system.
 Smoke/Heat
Detectors – Smoke/Heat Detectors provide supplemental detection to
the electrical smoke detectors, which may already be part of the building plan
or existing home. Along with increasing the points of detection, these
detectors will operate when the house power is off, and will transmit a signal
to our 24-Hour Monitoring Center if a fire, smoke, or heat is detected.
(Monitoring Service required for response).
 Heat
Detectors – Heat Detectors provide fire detection where smoke
detectors are not practical. Areas exposed to the outdoors, exhaust, cooking,
or steam, are typical locations. Heat Detectors detect 135 or 195 degrees
and/or a rapid rate-of-rise in heat. The same response is given for Heat
Detectors as Smoke Heat Detectors.
 Wireless
Touchpad – A portable version of the System Keypad is available.
This version allows control from anywhere in the home. There is no LCD readout
on the keypad. It is ideal for nightstand or tabletop use.
 Wireless
Keychain Touchpad – Wireless Keychain Touchpads are a popular
convenience item, which provides control of specific functions through the use
of a small, portable Keyfobs. The system can be armed and disarmed. You can
also control lights, and a panic function is provided.
 Voice
/Telephone Module – The Voice/Telephone Module provides a way to
control the system through any touchtone telephone on or off premises. You can
call the system to check or change it’s status from a cellular or landline
telephone anywhere. You can also use on-premises phones to control the system,
giving you more “virtual” keypads throughout the home.
 Carbon
Monoxide Detectors – Carbon Monoxide Detectors can be linked to
the system to provide detection of this deadly gas. Sources of carbon monoxide
include vehicle exhaust, furnace emissions, or gasses produced by fires. The
advantage to an integrated carbon monoxide detector is that it is monitored by
our 24-Hour Central Station.
Combustible
Gas Detectors – Combustible Gas Detectors can detect propane or
natural gas leaks before they become dangerous. Typical locations are furnace
areas, kitchens, and near gas fireplaces.
 Freeze
Sensor – A Freeze Sensor can be placed in or near areas where a
freeze alarm is desired. Freeze Sensors can provide early warning of a furnace
failure or below-normal temperatures that might threaten plumbing pipes or
equipment. A warning is displayed at the keypad and a signal is transmitted to
the Monitoring Center.
 Water
Sensor – This sensor provides detection of the presence of water.
Typical locations are near water heaters, furnaces, washers, and sump pumps. A
warning is displayed at the keypad and a signal is transmitted to the
Monitoring Center.
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