Video Surveillance

TG ALARM SYSTEM

Alarm Video Surveillance (AVS) provides instant reception of a signal from the customer’s facility. It is performed continuously 24 hours a day or within the hours agreed by the parties. It is conducted on a regular basis within the space located within a field of view of CCTVs installed at certain points in the monitored area and its vicinity.

AVS systems operated by TG offer the highest quality level available in the market with branded equipment and specialised image analysis. The monitoring is carried out in real time based on BOSCH, KRONOS and GANZ systems.

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AVS REDUCES SECURITY COSTS UP TO 80%!

Each event that occurs in the facility is triggered in the form of video alert and handled by TG Dispatcher.

Once any alarm event (burglary, theft, fire, flooding, etc.) is detected, an immediate action is taken by TG Dispatcher.

The Dispatcher sends the Intervention Group and informs the police or other services, in justified cases.

AVS systems implemented by TG are a perfect solution both for construction sites and residential communities or factories, warehouses and public buildings.

Each AVS system is, under the agreement, additionally supported by rotating patrols of Intervention Groups, which significantly improves the level of safety.

This solution is a response to a substantial increase in physical security costs in recent years without compromising the quality of protection of a given area.

AVS reduces security costs by up to 80% and TG ALARM SYSTEM holds the PZU insurance policy to the amount of PLN 4 millions.

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HOW DOES THE ALARM VIDEO SURVEILLANCE WORK?

Burglary

AVS system detects and records violation of the zone

Immediate response

TG Alarm System Dispatcher watches the event on the monitor in real time

Sending patrols

The Dispatcher decides to send the TG Alarm System Intervention Group, supported by the police, if necessary

Detention

The capture of the burglar by the Intervention Group of TG Alarm System and handing the person over to the Police.