High-resolution, flexible, intelligent
Why video systems are useful
Innovative video surveillance systems offer reliable protection for your home or business thanks to state-of-the-art technology and high-resolution cameras. Our video surveillance systems feature motion detection, night vision, and mobile app integration. Protect what matters to you with our customized solutions.
Possible areas of application
Underground garages & parking
A break-in to a vehicle happens in the blink of an eye. Video surveillance systems from Anliker Alarm help in combating, investigating, and deterring such crimes.
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The advantages of our video systems for you
deterrence
Video surveillance systems act as a visible deterrent to potential burglars and vandals.
Prevention and safety
Continuous 24/7 monitoring allows incidents to be detected early, leading to increased security.
Securing evidence
Recorded video data serves as valuable evidence in the investigation of incidents and inquiries.
Professional installation
Not your average, off-the-shelf solution. But a tailor-made solution that fits your needs. That's our promise. In every phase of the project.
Always keeping an eye on every area
Numerous areas of application
Whether in a single-family home, a petrol station, large hotels and confusing office spaces or in particularly vulnerable areas such as banks or jewelry stores – with our professional video surveillance systems you are always safe.
Indoor & Outdoor
State-of-the-art technology
Modern video surveillance systems leave nothing to be desired – whether network-based IP cameras, CVI or TVI cameras. Ultra HD resolution, infrared light (for night vision) and WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) ensure the best video images even in difficult lighting conditions. Good results are achieved even in backlighting and darkness.
Your safety is our priority.
Our service
With video surveillance from Anliker Alarm, you receive professional support – from planning to commissioning. The system is precisely tailored to your security needs, ensuring you always achieve optimal results. We also offer a 24/7 emergency hotline.
From planning to operation
Installation process
Installing a video surveillance system is a process that involves various steps. The specific steps can vary depending on the type and scope of the system, but generally, the installation process includes the following steps.
1. Planning and consultation
First, we thoroughly plan the video surveillance system. Together, we inspect the property to be secured, analyze the security requirements, and choose the best solution to meet your needs.
4. Integration with other systems
In some cases, the video surveillance system is integrated with other security systems such as alarm systems, detection systems, and access control systems to provide a comprehensive security solution.
2. Component Selection
Based on your needs and the site analysis, the appropriate components for the video system will be selected. This includes dome cameras, bullet cameras, 360° surround-view cameras, and other models.
5. Testing and commissioning
After installation, comprehensive tests are carried out to ensure that all components function correctly and communicate with each other. All sensors and alarm functions are tested to guarantee the system's reliability.
3. Assembly of the components
The individual components are mounted at strategic points within the building. Depending on the type of video system, it is directly connected to corresponding alarm systems and control panels.
6. Instruction & Handover
We will show you how to operate and handle the video surveillance system. The installation will be documented. You are now the proud owner of a functioning video system and can rely on the dependable protection of your property.
"Modern video surveillance solutions not only offer deterrence, but also a reassuring sense of security. We are proud to help our customers achieve greater security in this way."
Heiko Kuttruff,
Project Manager Security Systems Anliker Alarm
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