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Intruder Alarms2026-10-21T08:25:07+00:00

INTRUDER ALARM SYSTEMS

Installation & Maintenance of Intruder Alarm Systems

CHOOSING THE RIGHT INTRUDER ALARM SYSTEM

Protecting your people, property and assets starts with choosing the right intruder alarm system. At SS Systems, our experienced project team specialises in the design, installation and maintenance of bespoke intruder alarm solutions tailored to your exact requirements.

We design and install both hardwired and wireless intruder alarm systems, ensuring the most effective solution for your premises, budget and operational needs.

Our expertise in wireless and hybrid alarm systems makes us the ideal choice for environments where minimal disruption is essential, including heritage buildings, occupied commercial premises, industrial facilities and listed properties.

As an SSAIB-accredited company, we are approved to design, install, commission and maintain intruder alarm systems to the highest industry standards.

Advanced Detection Technology

Our intruder alarm systems utilise the latest security technologies to provide comprehensive protection, including:

  • Motion and movement detectors
  • Magnetic door and window contacts
  • Glass break detectors
  • Shock and vibration sensors
  • Infrared beam detectors
  • External perimeter protection devices

Reliability is at the heart of every system we install. That’s why we work with industry-leading manufacturers whose equipment has been rigorously tested and proven in real-world applications.

All installations are carried out by our qualified engineers in accordance with the latest British and European Standards, including EN 50131, ensuring full compliance and dependable performance.

Monitored Intruder Alarm Systems

24/7 Protection for Complete Peace of Mind

For businesses requiring an enhanced level of security, we offer professionally monitored intruder alarm systems that provide continuous protection 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

When an alarm is activated, signals are transmitted to a dedicated Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC), enabling a rapid response and giving you confidence that your premises remain protected at all times.

Our monitoring services are available with flexible monthly or annual plans, allowing you to choose the solution that best suits your needs.

As a police-approved installer, we can provide systems that meet the relevant requirements for police response, helping to ensure a swift and effective reaction to verified intruder alarm activations.

Benefits of Alarm Monitoring

  • 24/7 remote monitoring
  • Fast response to alarm activations
  • Increased protection for people, premises and assets
  • Reduced risk of prolonged security incidents
  • Flexible monthly and annual monitoring options
  • Peace of mind when your premises are unattended

Intruder Alarm Maintenance

Keeping Your System Reliable and Compliant

Regular maintenance is essential to ensure your intruder alarm system continues to operate effectively and remains compliant with current standards and insurance requirements.

SS Systems is a third-party accredited company authorised to maintain and service systems installed by both ourselves and other providers. Our qualified engineers receive ongoing training to ensure compliance with the latest legislation, standards and industry best practices.

Supported by our dedicated Service Manager and Service Coordination Team, we deliver responsive support and a consistently high standard of service.

What’s Included in Our Maintenance Package?

  • 24-hour emergency call-out service, 365 days a year
  • Fully trained and qualified engineers
  • Compliance with current legislation and standards
  • Maintenance visits arranged at convenient times
  • Detailed service reports and recommendations
  • System upgrades and modifications
  • Dedicated Service Manager and support team

What to Expect During a Maintenance Visit

During every scheduled service visit, our engineers carry out a comprehensive system inspection, including:

  • Full system functionality check
  • Review of event and fault logs
  • Inspection and testing of field devices
  • Engineer walk-test procedure
  • Backup battery testing
  • Alarm load testing
  • Wiring and wireless signal integrity checks
  • Remote monitoring connection tests (where applicable)

Following the visit, all notes and inspection records are returned to our maintenance team for review. Any recommended remedial actions are clearly identified and communicated to you, ensuring any issues are addressed promptly.

A detailed service report is issued after each visit, providing evidence of maintenance and supporting your compliance requirements.

Why Choose SS Systems?

  • SSAIB-accredited intruder alarm specialists
  • Bespoke wired, wireless and hybrid solutions
  • Advanced detection technology
  • Police-approved systems and monitoring options
  • Qualified and experienced engineers
  • 24/7 support and emergency response
  • Comprehensive maintenance and compliance support

Contact SS Systems today to discuss your intruder alarm requirements and discover how we can help protect your business around the clock.

Enquiry

Intruder Alarm Systems Maintenance

A commercial maintenance contract is required by the British Standards and your Insurance provider and must be carried out by an approved company checked bi-annually as a minimum. SS Systems is a third-party accredited company which allows us to maintain all systems installed by ourselves and other companies. Our engineers are fully trained and qualified to meet current legislation and are supported by our in-house service manager and team of service coordinators, to ensure you receive a high level of service and standard of work.

What to expect from our maintenance package

  • 24 hour call out facility, 365 days a year
  • Fully qualified engineers
  • Full compliance with current legislation
  • Maintenance visits arranged at your convenience
  • Full visit report and recommendations
  • System modifications
  • Dedicated service manager

What a maintenance visit includes

  • System check
  • System log check
  • Field device check
  • Engineer walk test
  • Battery check
  • Alarm load testing
  • Wiring / Radio signal check
  • Remote alarm monitoring test (If connected)

The engineer’s notes and checklists are sent back to the SS Systems maintenance team. Our engineering manager will check through the notes and make any remedial action recommendations which admin will process and liaise with yourselves. Each service report constitutes an annual service certificate which the client then keeps in their records.

Frequently Asked Questions About Commercial Intruder Alarm Systems

SS Systems designs, installs and maintains commercial intruder alarm systems for a wide range of business premises.

We provide three main types of installation:

  • Hardwired intruder alarms: Connect detectors and other equipment through dedicated cabling. These systems often suit new buildings, major refurbishments and sites where cabling is practical.
  • Wireless intruder alarms: Use suitable radio communication between compatible devices. They can reduce installation disruption in occupied premises and buildings where new cables would be difficult to install.
  • Hybrid intruder alarms: Combine wired and wireless devices. This approach can suit extensions, upgrades and premises with different installation requirements.

Depending on the security risks, systems may include movement detectors, door contacts, glass-break sensors, vibration detection and external perimeter devices.

For example, a warehouse may need protection around loading doors and storage areas, while an office may require different detection zones.

SS Systems can assess your premises and recommend a suitable system design.

Commercial intruder alarms should be designed and installed according to the relevant technical standards and the security risks at the premises.

Important considerations include:

  • BS EN 50131: A series of standards covering intruder and hold-up alarm system requirements, including equipment and security grading.
  • PD 6662: A UK scheme for applying relevant European standards to intruder and hold-up alarm systems.
  • BS 8243: Relevant guidance for alarm systems designed to generate confirmed alarm conditions.
  • Security grading: Helps determine the equipment and protection level appropriate to the assessed risks.
  • Monitoring requirements: Apply where the system connects to an Alarm Receiving Centre.
  • Insurance conditions: May specify particular installation, monitoring or maintenance requirements.

SS Systems states that it holds SSAIB accreditation for intruder alarm design, installation, commissioning and maintenance.

However, accreditation does not mean that every system automatically satisfies every insurer’s requirements.

Confirm the proposed grade, monitoring arrangements and any policy conditions before installation.

Yes. SS Systems offers monitored intruder alarm systems for businesses that need an organised response when an alarm activates.

A monitored system sends suitable alarm signals to an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC), where operators follow the agreed response procedures.

Depending on the system and monitoring agreement, this may include:

  • 24-hour monitoring: Receive relevant alarm signals outside normal business hours.
  • Keyholder notification: Contact nominated people when required.
  • Alarm verification: Use suitable confirmation methods to help distinguish genuine incidents from unwanted activations.
  • Police response: Request police attendance where the installation and incident meet the applicable requirements.
  • Fault reporting: Identify certain communication or system problems where supported.
  • Response records: Maintain relevant information about alarm activations and actions.

For example, monitoring may help a business respond to an alarm that activates overnight when no employees are on site.

However, monitoring does not guarantee police attendance or a particular response time.

SS Systems can explain available monitoring options and their associated requirements.

Choosing a suitable intruder alarm starts with understanding the building, its contents and the risks it faces.

SS Systems offers site assessments to help identify the most appropriate equipment and installation approach.

Important factors include:

  • Building layout: Review entrances, windows, corridors and restricted areas.
  • Assets: Identify valuable stock, equipment and sensitive information.
  • Operating hours: Consider when employees, visitors and contractors use the premises.
  • Security risks: Assess likely entry routes and vulnerable locations.
  • Alarm grade: Select protection appropriate to the risk assessment and relevant requirements.
  • Installation method: Compare wired, wireless and hybrid equipment.
  • Monitoring: Decide whether an ARC connection is suitable.
  • Future expansion: Consider planned changes to the building or business.

For example, a retail premises with stock stored overnight may need different protection from an office occupied mainly during the day.

The assessment should also consider how staff will set and unset the alarm without creating unnecessary false activations.

SS Systems can discuss a tailored design and quotation for your premises.

Yes. Many commercial intruder alarm systems can be upgraded or extended, depending on their age, condition and compatibility.

Possible improvements include:

  • Additional detectors: Extend protection to new rooms, entrances or storage areas.
  • Wireless expansion: Add compatible devices where installing cables would be disruptive.
  • Control equipment: Replace outdated panels or user interfaces where appropriate.
  • Alarm communication: Review suitable monitoring and signalling arrangements.
  • Security zoning: Adjust protected areas to reflect changes in building use.
  • Staff access: Update relevant user codes and permissions.
  • System integration: Explore suitable connections with CCTV or access control.

For example, a business converting an unused area into a stockroom may need additional detection and revised setting arrangements.

However, older equipment may not support modern functions or compatible replacement parts.

SS Systems maintains systems installed by other providers as well as its own installations and can assess suitable upgrade options.

A commercial intruder alarm maintenance visit checks the system’s condition and helps identify faults that could affect its operation.

SS Systems describes a maintenance service that includes relevant equipment checks and reporting.

Depending on the installation, a visit may include:

  • Control panel: Check relevant functions and indications.
  • Event logs: Review recorded alarms, faults and unusual events.
  • Detection devices: Inspect and test suitable sensors and contacts.
  • Walk testing: Check relevant detection coverage and responses.
  • Backup batteries: Assess their condition and performance.
  • Wiring: Check suitable connections and visible defects.
  • Wireless signals: Review relevant communication quality and device status.
  • Alarm signalling: Test applicable monitoring connections through agreed procedures.
  • Service records: Document findings and recommended remedial work.

The required servicing frequency depends on the applicable standards, system configuration, monitoring arrangements, risk assessment and insurance conditions.

Therefore, businesses should follow the maintenance schedule specified for their installation rather than assume one interval applies to every system.

SS Systems can discuss maintenance arrangements for new and existing commercial intruder alarms.

Wireless and hybrid intruder alarms can provide suitable commercial protection when correctly designed, installed and maintained.

They are particularly useful where new cabling would be difficult, costly or disruptive.

Important considerations include:

  • Radio coverage: Confirm that devices can communicate reliably in the building.
  • Building materials: Assess walls, metal structures and other potential sources of signal interference.
  • Battery condition: Maintain suitable device batteries and respond to low-battery warnings.
  • Equipment compatibility: Use devices that work with the selected control system.
  • System supervision: Review relevant communication and fault monitoring functions.
  • Security grading: Choose equipment appropriate to the required protection level.
  • Maintenance: Test devices and communication links according to the service plan.

For example, a listed building may benefit from wireless detectors because they reduce the need to disturb historic finishes.

A hybrid system may also allow a business to retain suitable existing wiring while protecting newly occupied areas.

SS Systems can assess whether wired, wireless or hybrid equipment best suits your premises.

Modern commercial intruder alarms use different detectors to identify potential unauthorised entry or movement.

The correct combination depends on the building layout and assessed risks.

Common detection technologies include:

  • Movement detectors: Identify relevant movement within protected areas.
  • Passive infrared detectors: Detect changes in infrared energy associated with movement.
  • Dual-technology detectors: Combine suitable sensing methods to help reduce unwanted activations.
  • Magnetic contacts: Monitor the opening of selected doors and windows.
  • Glass-break detectors: Identify suitable indications of glass breaking.
  • Shock and vibration sensors: Detect relevant impacts or attempted interference.
  • Infrared beams: Protect selected routes or boundaries.
  • External perimeter detectors: Help identify activity around suitable outdoor areas.

For example, a warehouse may use door contacts on loading entrances alongside movement detectors inside the building.

However, detectors must suit the environment. Air movement, temperature changes, machinery and animals can affect some technologies.

SS Systems can recommend suitable detection equipment and positioning during a site assessment.

No. An approved intruder alarm installation can help businesses meet relevant requirements, but it does not automatically guarantee insurance acceptance or police attendance.

Insurance providers may specify:

  • The required alarm security grade
  • Recognised installer certification
  • Suitable alarm monitoring arrangements
  • Particular signalling or confirmation methods
  • Agreed maintenance intervals
  • Keyholder and response procedures
  • Additional physical security measures

Police response also depends on the applicable procedures and eligibility requirements.

For example, a qualifying monitored system may need an appropriate Unique Reference Number (URN) and suitable alarm confirmation arrangements.

However, a URN does not guarantee that officers will attend every activation.

SS Systems states that it holds SSAIB accreditation and offers monitored intruder alarm solutions.

Before installation, confirm your insurer’s conditions and ask SS Systems about any relevant police response requirements.

Contact SS Systems to discuss a new commercial intruder alarm, an existing system upgrade or ongoing maintenance.

Our team can review your premises, security risks and operational requirements.

Before contacting us, consider providing:

  • The business address and type of premises
  • Approximate building size and number of floors
  • Main entrances, loading areas and vulnerable locations
  • Operating hours and staff access arrangements
  • Valuable stock, equipment or sensitive areas
  • Existing intruder alarm equipment
  • Current monitoring and keyholder arrangements
  • Relevant insurance requirements
  • Recent faults or unwanted alarm activations
  • Any planned building alterations or extensions

SS Systems can then discuss suitable wired, wireless or hybrid solutions, monitoring options, upgrades and maintenance arrangements.

Call 03300 417 170, email sales@sssystems.co.uk or visit our Contact Us page.

Advice When Choosing and Maintaining Commercial Intruder Alarm Systems

Begin by assessing the security risks at your premises before choosing an intruder alarm system.

Every building has different access points, valuable assets and operating arrangements. Therefore, the alarm design should reflect the actual risks rather than rely on a standard package.

Review the following areas:

  • Entry points: Identify doors, windows, loading bays and other possible routes into the building.
  • Valuable assets: Locate important equipment, stock and sensitive information.
  • Building layout: Consider corridors, internal rooms, separate units and restricted areas.
  • Operating hours: Review when the building is occupied or unattended.
  • Staff movements: Consider cleaners, contractors and employees working outside normal hours.
  • Existing security: Review CCTV, access control, fencing and physical locks.
  • Insurance conditions: Identify any specified alarm grade or monitoring requirements.
  • Future changes: Consider planned extensions or changes to building use.

For example, a warehouse with several loading doors may need different protection from a small office with one main entrance.

SS Systems can assess your premises and discuss a tailored intruder alarm design.

Use the findings to prioritise detection coverage, alarm setting arrangements and suitable monitoring.

Choose an intruder alarm security grade that reflects your premises, assets and assessed level of risk.

The BS EN 50131 series uses four security grades, with higher grades addressing more demanding threat scenarios.

Broadly, these grades are:

  • Grade 1: Addresses low-risk situations involving intruders with limited knowledge of alarm systems.
  • Grade 2: Addresses a higher level of risk involving intruders with some knowledge and basic tools.
  • Grade 3: Addresses more demanding risks involving intruders with greater knowledge and access to a wider range of tools.
  • Grade 4: Addresses the highest-risk situations involving intruders with the ability to plan and use specialist techniques.

However, a building’s business type does not automatically determine its alarm grade.

For example, two warehouses may need different protection because they store different goods or face different security risks.

Also, an insurer may specify a particular grade or other system features.

Ask SS Systems to explain the proposed grade and how it relates to your security assessment.

Confirm any insurer requirements before approving the design.

Compare wired, wireless and hybrid intruder alarm systems before selecting equipment.

Each installation method has practical advantages. However, the best choice depends on the building and its operating requirements.

Consider these options:

  • Hardwired systems: Use dedicated cabling and may suit new developments or buildings undergoing refurbishment.
  • Wireless systems: Reduce the need for new cables and may suit occupied or heritage premises.
  • Hybrid systems: Combine wired and wireless equipment to accommodate different areas of a building.

During the assessment, review:

  • Building materials and potential radio interference
  • Available cable routes and installation access
  • Required security grade and equipment compatibility
  • Battery maintenance for wireless devices
  • Possible future extensions
  • Disruption to staff and daily operations

For example, a business may retain suitable wired detectors in an existing office while adding wireless protection to a newly occupied section.

SS Systems provides wired, wireless and hybrid solutions and can discuss the most suitable approach.

Choose the system based on reliable protection and long-term maintenance, not simply the quickest installation method.

Decide how your business should respond when an intruder alarm activates, particularly outside normal working hours.

Professional monitoring can send relevant alarm signals to an Alarm Receiving Centre, where operators follow agreed procedures.

Before choosing monitoring, review:

  • Alarm signalling: Confirm how the system communicates with the monitoring centre.
  • Keyholders: Nominate suitable people who can respond when contacted.
  • Alarm verification: Consider appropriate methods for confirming an intrusion.
  • Police response: Establish whether the system can meet relevant eligibility requirements.
  • Communication faults: Review how the system identifies relevant signalling problems.
  • Operating costs: Understand monitoring fees and associated service arrangements.
  • Response procedures: Agree what happens when different alarm signals are received.

For example, a monitored alarm may alert nominated keyholders after an overnight activation at an unattended warehouse.

However, monitoring does not guarantee that police will attend or that an incident will be prevented.

SS Systems offers monitored commercial intruder alarm solutions and can explain available options.

Keep keyholder contact details accurate and review them whenever responsibilities change.

Consider how your intruder alarm could work alongside other commercial security systems.

Suitable integration may help staff investigate alarms and manage building security more effectively.

Possible connections include:

  • CCTV: Allow authorised personnel to review relevant camera footage after an alarm event.
  • Video verification: Support suitable alarm confirmation arrangements where available.
  • Access control: Coordinate selected entry permissions and alarm setting procedures.
  • Security monitoring: Bring relevant alerts together for authorised operators.
  • Perimeter detection: Extend suitable detection to external boundaries.
  • Event reporting: Support investigation through relevant alarm and access records.

For example, a business may use an intruder alarm activation to identify which CCTV cameras should be reviewed.

However, not every system supports direct integration. Compatibility and the intended response must be checked before installation.

Also, security integration must not interfere with fire alarm operation or required emergency escape arrangements.

SS Systems provides intruder alarms, CCTV and access control services and can discuss suitable combined solutions.

Maintain your commercial intruder alarm so that faults, damaged devices and communication problems are identified promptly.

A suitable maintenance programme helps support reliable detection and may also be necessary to meet applicable standards, monitoring arrangements or insurance conditions.

Relevant checks may include:

  • Control equipment: Inspect the panel and relevant operating functions.
  • Detection devices: Test suitable movement detectors, contacts and other sensors.
  • Event logs: Review alarms, faults and unusual activity.
  • Backup batteries: Assess their condition and performance.
  • Wired connections: Inspect relevant wiring and connections.
  • Wireless communication: Check suitable radio signals and device status.
  • Alarm signalling: Test monitoring connections through agreed procedures.
  • Sounders: Check relevant audible warning equipment.
  • System changes: Identify alterations that may affect detection coverage.
  • Service records: Document findings and recommended remedial work.

The correct servicing frequency depends on the system and its applicable requirements.

For example, monitored installations may have specific inspection arrangements that differ from those of other systems.

SS Systems provides commercial intruder alarm maintenance, including support for suitable systems installed by other providers.

Arrange additional checks after building alterations, repeated faults or significant changes to site security.

Train employees who set, unset or respond to the intruder alarm.

Clear instructions can reduce avoidable activations and help staff react appropriately when a genuine incident occurs.

Training should cover:

  • Setting procedures: Explain how to secure the premises before activating the alarm.
  • Unsetting procedures: Show authorised users how to enter and deactivate the system correctly.
  • Entry and exit routes: Identify the routes and timing arrangements staff should follow.
  • User permissions: Explain who can operate different alarm areas.
  • Fault messages: Show staff how to recognise and report problems.
  • Alarm response: Explain who to contact after an activation.
  • Contractor access: Establish procedures for cleaners and out-of-hours workers.
  • Refresher training: Update instructions after staff changes or system modifications.

For example, an employee who enters through an unexpected door may trigger an alarm even when they have permission to be on site.

Also, poorly positioned detectors or unsuitable settings can contribute to unwanted activations.

Ask SS Systems to review repeated alarm problems and recommend suitable adjustments.

Record significant incidents so recurring causes can be identified.

Review your insurance policy before installing or modifying a commercial intruder alarm.

Some insurers specify particular security arrangements, especially where valuable stock or equipment is present.

Requirements may include:

  • Security grade: A specified level of intruder alarm protection.
  • Installer approval: Installation or maintenance by a recognised provider.
  • Monitoring: Connection to an appropriate Alarm Receiving Centre.
  • Alarm confirmation: Suitable arrangements for verified activations.
  • Maintenance: Servicing at agreed intervals.
  • Setting procedures: Particular arrangements when premises are unattended.
  • Physical security: Suitable locks, doors and other protective measures.
  • Record-keeping: Evidence of relevant inspections, faults and repairs.

However, no single alarm specification meets every insurer’s conditions.

Therefore, ask your insurer to confirm any relevant requirements before finalising the installation.

Keep copies of system documentation, maintenance reports, significant fault records and relevant changes.

SS Systems can discuss suitable alarm specifications and provide information about its maintenance services.

Review your insurance requirements again if the business changes premises, stores more valuable goods or alters its security arrangements.

Choose an intruder alarm provider that can assess your security risks, explain the proposed equipment and support the system after installation.

SS Systems states that it holds SSAIB accreditation for intruder alarm services and provides wired, wireless, hybrid and monitored solutions.

Before proceeding, discuss:

  • Security survey: Identify vulnerable areas and the protection your premises require.
  • System grade: Confirm the proposed security level and relevant standards.
  • Detector selection: Review suitable technologies and their locations.
  • Installation method: Compare wired, wireless and hybrid options.
  • Monitoring: Understand the available ARC and keyholder arrangements.
  • Police response: Clarify any applicable eligibility and confirmation requirements.
  • Insurance: Check the proposed design against relevant policy conditions.
  • Integration: Explore suitable connections with CCTV and access control.
  • Staff training: Agree how users will learn to operate the system.
  • Maintenance: Confirm the service schedule and support arrangements.
  • Expansion: Consider additional detectors, buildings or protected areas.
  • Documentation: Request appropriate commissioning information and operating instructions.

Ask for a clear quotation that identifies the proposed equipment, installation work, monitoring charges and ongoing maintenance arrangements.

Also, review how the alarm will be used during daily opening, closing and out-of-hours access.

Bonus Tip: Create a simple security change-control process for your intruder alarm. Whenever your business adds a doorway, moves stock, changes room layouts, installs shelving or extends working hours, review whether the existing detection and alarm setting arrangements remain suitable. Keep a record of each change, update authorised users and arrange professional checks where necessary. Combine this review with your scheduled CCTV and access control assessments. This helps identify gaps before they become security problems and keeps your wider protection arrangements aligned with how the premises are actually used.

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SS Systems partner with leading UK based manufacturers to ensure that the intruder alarm systems we provide are at the forefront of current technology, along with being the most reliable our industry has to offer.

Externally Monitored to Ensure that we meet a High Standard of Service.

As members of the SSAIB (Security Systems and Alarms Inspection Board), We maintain service records and monitor our success. The SSAIB, is a leading certification body for organisations providing security systems and services, fire detection alarm systems, and monitoring services. So, you can be confident that we strive to provide our clients with a reliable and professional level of service.

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