[verylittlehelps]

Hi All,

I'm looking at having an alarm system installed and wanted to see if anyone had any recommendations?

I believe art insurers would expect a good quality system with link up to security teams/police, so any ideas about who to consider/avoid would be appreciated

[Ruskr]

I have a complex system (32 Cameras) with camera tripwire, license plate and face recognition and many other things - for this Dahua is awesome and very easy to monitor.

If you want a simple system without cameras I recommend you Ajax - that’s what I’m using for my apartments.

And better link them to a fast intervention team. I have guaranteed that they will be here in less than 3 Minutes.

[GMA]

Dec 23, 2020 11:22:13 GMT 1 Ruskr said:

I have a complex system (32 Cameras) with camera tripwire, license plate and face recognition and many other things - for this Dahua is awesome and very easy to monitor.

If you want a simple system without cameras I recommend you Ajax - that’s what I’m using for my apartments.

And better link them to a fast intervention team. I have guaranteed that they will be here in less than 3 Minutes.

I'm curious to know how your face recognition system works, surely that would have to be hooked up to an actual database to run the images against? It doesn't sound like the usual off the shelf solution you have, do you live in an actual gallery? 

Buy a motion sensor panel with a dog bark, burglars certainly think twice as soon as they hear that. Throw a dog bowl outside in the garden with some water in it

[verylittlehelps]

Dec 23, 2020 12:16:59 GMT 1 GMA said:

Dec 23, 2020 11:22:13 GMT 1 Ruskr said:

I have a complex system (32 Cameras) with camera tripwire, license plate and face recognition and many other things - for this Dahua is awesome and very easy to monitor.

If you want a simple system without cameras I recommend you Ajax - that’s what I’m using for my apartments.

And better link them to a fast intervention team. I have guaranteed that they will be here in less than 3 Minutes.

I'm curious to know how your face recognition system works, surely that would have to be hooked up to an actual database to run the images against? It doesn't sound like the usual off the shelf solution you have, do you live in an actual gallery? 

Buy a motion sensor panel with a dog bark, burglars certainly think twice as soon as they hear that. Throw a dog bowl outside in the garden with some water in it

My wife has been campaigning for a dog. This is only helping her cause 😅

[verylittlehelps]

Dec 23, 2020 11:22:13 GMT 1 Ruskr said:

I have a complex system (32 Cameras) with camera tripwire, license plate and face recognition and many other things - for this Dahua is awesome and very easy to monitor.

If you want a simple system without cameras I recommend you Ajax - that’s what I’m using for my apartments.

And better link them to a fast intervention team. I have guaranteed that they will be here in less than 3 Minutes.

Really interesting. That sounds like quite the set-up! Perhaps too much for me, and I suspect rather pricey with a rapid response team thrown in.

The more I look into it the less confident I am of buying an alarm package with a security/police response. It seems it's hit and miss whether they will come out to visit the property if the alarm goes off and will most likely miss the burglars by the time they arrive anyway. Im thinking a big loud alarm and maybe flashing lights (as I have smart bulbs) is as good a deterrent as anything else.

[Ruskr]

Dec 23, 2020 12:16:59 GMT 1 GMA said:

Dec 23, 2020 11:22:13 GMT 1 Ruskr said:

I have a complex system (32 Cameras) with camera tripwire, license plate and face recognition and many other things - for this Dahua is awesome and very easy to monitor.

If you want a simple system without cameras I recommend you Ajax - that’s what I’m using for my apartments.

And better link them to a fast intervention team. I have guaranteed that they will be here in less than 3 Minutes.

I'm curious to know how your face recognition system works, surely that would have to be hooked up to an actual database to run the images against? It doesn't sound like the usual off the shelf solution you have, do you live in an actual gallery? 

Buy a motion sensor panel with a dog bark, burglars certainly think twice as soon as they hear that. Throw a dog bowl outside in the garden with some water in it

We have a quite big land plot and a couple employees working here. So all there faces are saved in the database and don’t trigger a alarm. As well all the neighbors which are walking there dogs around here are in the system. If there is a face which the system don’t know near to the perimeter it gives a soft alarm. If there are people which were more than 2 times lurking around the house and not recognized by the system it gives a “medium” alarm. The system is not very expensive. Dahua offer this all and to setup for a professional it takes 2-3 Hours for all configurations.

[Ruskr]

Dec 23, 2020 14:52:24 GMT 1 verylittlehelps said:

Dec 23, 2020 11:22:13 GMT 1 Ruskr said:

I have a complex system (32 Cameras) with camera tripwire, license plate and face recognition and many other things - for this Dahua is awesome and very easy to monitor.

If you want a simple system without cameras I recommend you Ajax - that’s what I’m using for my apartments.

And better link them to a fast intervention team. I have guaranteed that they will be here in less than 3 Minutes.

Really interesting. That sounds like quite the set-up! Perhaps too much for me, and I suspect rather pricey with a rapid response team thrown in.

The more I look into it the less confident I am of buying an alarm package with a security/police response. It seems it's hit and miss whether they will come out to visit the property if the alarm goes off and will most likely miss the burglars by the time they arrive anyway. Im thinking a big loud alarm and maybe flashing lights (as I have smart bulbs) is as good a deterrent as anything else.

So check Ajax, they offer all this and you can connect it to the smarthome.
You can do the setup by yourself and it takes a couple minutes.

What’s the price range? What are you willing to spend? A lot of company’s offer you a free system if you are using there subscription.

[tab1]

Dec 23, 2020 19:20:50 GMT 1 Ruskr said:

Dec 23, 2020 12:16:59 GMT 1 GMA said:

I'm curious to know how your face recognition system works, surely that would have to be hooked up to an actual database to run the images against? It doesn't sound like the usual off the shelf solution you have, do you live in an actual gallery? 

Buy a motion sensor panel with a dog bark, burglars certainly think twice as soon as they hear that. Throw a dog bowl outside in the garden with some water in it

We have a quite big land plot and a couple employees working here. So all there faces are saved in the database and don’t trigger a alarm. As well all the neighbors which are walking there dogs around here are in the system. If there is a face which the system don’t know near to the perimeter it annihilates them with 50 cal steel jacket hollow point ammunition with an automatic system recently used by Israeli special forces in Iran If there are people which were more than 2 times lurking around the house and not recognized by the system it obliterates them with the state of the art ciws Gatling gun mk38 .The system is very expensive. Dahua offer this all and to setup for a professional it takes 2-3 Hours for all configurations.

taking security to another level 😵😱

[tab1]

Dec 23, 2020 20:06:53 GMT 1 derivitive said:

Dec 23, 2020 20:01:41 GMT 1 tab1 said:

taking security to another level 😵😱

He is the money launderer with the cash counting machine, so it makes sense.

🏃‍♂️🤐

[tab1]

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[Ruskr]

Dec 23, 2020 20:01:41 GMT 1 tab1 said:

Dec 23, 2020 19:20:50 GMT 1 Ruskr said:

We have a quite big land plot and a couple employees working here. So all there faces are saved in the database and don’t trigger a alarm. As well all the neighbors which are walking there dogs around here are in the system. If there is a face which the system don’t know near to the perimeter it annihilates them with 50 cal steel jacket hollow point ammunition with an automatic system recently used by Israeli special forces in Iran If there are people which were more than 2 times lurking around the house and not recognized by the system it obliterates them with the state of the art ciws Gatling gun mk38 .The system is very expensive. Dahua offer this all and to setup for a professional it takes 2-3 Hours for all configurations.

taking security to another level 😵😱

Lovely that you quote my post and change it.

@deritive I don’t expect that you say something smart. So all good. 😂

[tab1]

Dec 23, 2020 21:51:31 GMT 1 Ruskr said:

Dec 23, 2020 20:01:41 GMT 1 tab1 said:

taking security to another level 😵😱

Lovely that you quote my post and change it.

@deritive I don’t expect that you say something smart. So all good. 😂

Impressive set up , no?🤓
Where’s your Xmas cheer , jest
You are a firearms fan ?🧐

[GMA]

Dec 23, 2020 19:20:50 GMT 1 Ruskr said:

Dec 23, 2020 12:16:59 GMT 1 GMA said:

I'm curious to know how your face recognition system works, surely that would have to be hooked up to an actual database to run the images against? It doesn't sound like the usual off the shelf solution you have, do you live in an actual gallery? 

Buy a motion sensor panel with a dog bark, burglars certainly think twice as soon as they hear that. Throw a dog bowl outside in the garden with some water in it

We have a quite big land plot and a couple employees working here. So all there faces are saved in the database and don’t trigger a alarm. As well all the neighbors which are walking there dogs around here are in the system. If there is a face which the system don’t know near to the perimeter it gives a soft alarm. If there are people which were more than 2 times lurking around the house and not recognized by the system it gives a “medium” alarm. The system is not very expensive. Dahua offer this all and to setup for a professional it takes 2-3 Hours for all configurations.

That's a really good system, register the known faces and sound the alarm for the faces it doesn't recognise. Fair play mate, that sounds like a solid solution, and thanks for letting me know, I was genuinely curious about that facial recognition part. I never thought of it in that way, but it makes total sense.

[therivler1]

In the US, I have Blue by ADT. It was about $200 to set up and it's $20/month. It's UL certified, which is what insurers like to see. Things like Nest or Simplisafe are not.

Side benefit: keeping teenagers in (and other teenagers out). I should have done it sooner.

[bestdj777]

Dec 24, 2020 2:50:51 GMT 1 therivler1 said:

In the US, I have Blue by ADT. It was about $200 to set up and it's $20/month. It's UL certified, which is what insurers like to see. Things like Nest or Simplisafe are not.

Side benefit: keeping teenagers in (and other teenagers out). I should have done it sooner.

I’ve got Simplisafe and, if your goal is protection (i don’t know the UL certified so probably worth a different approach if insurance is a concern). Simplisafe is incredibly easy to install, cheap to monitor, and really effective. I’m a fan and use it to protect my family and my collection—I also don’t have much worth stealing, which makes it a bit safer around here

[teabaggins]

My Rottweilers seem to be enough.