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A to Z Integrated Systems
- 253 Pleasant St
- Worcester, Massachusetts
- 01609
- Phone: (508) 756-7171
- Website
Description
Security systems is the term used to refer to systems that include at least one of the following features: home fire alarm system, burglary protection, fire protection. Such a system supervises doors, windows, and spaces within the home for break-in and may provide monitoring services by dialing your telephone to report a fire or intrusion to a security office, where it will be reported to your local police or fire department. How are security and intercom systems related? Some of the most popular manufacturers in the industry offer systems that combine security system features with intercom systems features. That is why we offer them as a package to the home or business owner. But, we also provide each one ofthese services individually. Whether it comes with or without intercom features, a really effective security system requires constant monitoring either from within the building [ex: security guard] or from a central monitoring location like ours. We install, service, and/or monitor residential as well as commercial buildings. Installation of a security and/or intercom system can be done to a new construction or to an existing one; however, some restrictions may apply specially to existing constructions; we offer a free estimate on-site or at the store. Installation is usually scheduled in two stages: the rough-in and the finish. During the rough-in stage, the layout of the system is designed, then the wiring is placed inside the walls and distributed throughout the house, the brackets/jacks for the equipment are also installed in ets/jacks for the equipment are also installed in walls or ceilings according to the layout. During the finish stage, the equipment is installed, configured and tested. To learn more about the basics of fire security systems, fire alarms, and other related topics, please visit FEMAs website at www.usfa.fema.gov/downloads/pyfff/alarmsys.html