Electronic & Technical Security
Alarms and panic buttons
Fire and intruder alarms, with panic buttons and rapid response.

Fire and intruder alarms for your premises, with panic buttons your staff can press when they feel threatened. When an alarm or a panic button is raised, a rapid response follows.
An alarm is only as good as what happens next. Where the alarms and buttons go, who is told and who responds are planned with you, so every alarm reaches someone who acts on it.
What it includes
- Intruder alarms on the doors, windows and areas that matter
- Fire alarms and detectors for your premises
- Panic buttons where staff are most exposed
- Response to alarms by a team trained for high-risk areas
- Testing with you at installation, so you know the system works
How it works
- We survey the premises and agree what needs protecting.
- We design the system and agree who is alerted and who responds.
- We install it and test it with you.
- Alarms are answered by the response team, as agreed.
Where it fits
- Banking: panic buttons for tellers and staff
- Residential estates: alarms in homes, linked to the estate’s response
- Healthcare: panic buttons for staff in busy or difficult areas
- Automotive: intruder alarms on showrooms and stores
Works well with
- Mobile patrol and response: the team that answers the alarm
- CCTV controllers: operators who check the cameras when an alarm sounds
- Fire safety: equipment and drills alongside the fire alarm
Questions clients ask
What happens if someone presses a panic button by mistake?
The response follows the plan agreed with you, which includes how a false alarm is confirmed and stood down.
Where should panic buttons go?
Where staff are most exposed: tills, receptions, counters and offices that handle money. We advise from the survey of your premises.
Investing in your Security
Book a free site risk assessment
We find the gaps in your current security and recommend a plan that fits your budget, at no cost.
- Phone
- 0727 85 85 85
- [email protected]
- Office
- 4th Floor, IPS Building, Nairobi, Kenya
