Protect your business with a Grade 3 Alarm
Grade 3 alarms are advanced security systems designed to protect establishments that handle high-value assets or present a medium/high risk of intrusion. These systems comply with strict regulations and offer robust and reliable protection.
Regulatory compliance
Our systems comply with the UNE-EN 50131-1 Standard, ensuring that your business adheres to current safety regulations.
Advanced protection
Designed for medium/high risk environments, our systems offer comprehensive security for your business.
Permanent connection to alarm receiving center (ARC)
Our systems are connected 24/7 to a CRA, guaranteeing an immediate response to any incident.
Protection systems implemented
High-precision motion detectors
Advanced sensors that detect any suspicious movement within the establishment.
Glass breakage detectors
Equipped with microphonic technology, these detectors identify intrusion attempts through windows or showcases.
Video surveillance systems (CCTV)
High-definition cameras that monitor critical areas of the business in real time.
Seismic detectors in safes
Sensors that detect vibrations or tampering attempts in safes, protecting valuable assets.
Safety fog generators
Devices that, when activated, fill the space with a dense fog, making it difficult for intruders to see and forcing them to leave.
Access and presence control
Systems that manage and record the entry and exit of personnel, ensuring that only authorized persons have access to restricted areas.
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If your business requires a grade 3 alarm, contact us to receive personalized advice and ensure maximum security in your facilities.
Frequently asked questions about grade 3 alarms
What is a grade 3 alarm?
It is a security system designed for medium/high risk establishments that comply with the UNE-EN 50131-1 Standard.
Which businesses are required to install a grade 3 alarm?
Businesses such as jewelry stores, gas stations, art galleries, lottery administrations and private security companies must have this type of system.
What is the difference between a grade 2 and a grade 3 alarm?
Grade 3 alarms offer greater security and are intended for higher risk establishments, while grade 2 alarms are for low to medium risks.
Is it mandatory to connect the grade 3 alarm to an ARC?
Yes, the regulations require these systems to be connected to an alarm receiving center to ensure an immediate response.
What additional measures are included in a grade 3 alarm?
In addition to standard detectors, they include systems such as fog generators and seismic detectors in safes.
How is a grade 3 alarm verified?
Verification is carried out by means of video surveillance, audio or physical presence systems, according to established protocols.
What happens if I don't install a grade 3 alarm in my business?
Failure to comply can result in penalties and leave your business vulnerable to security risks.