Cellular Alarm Monitoring
Alarm signals have been sent over traditional telephone landlines for decades and until cellular networks
came along there really were few alternatives. Once mobile phones became popular and cellular network costs
reduced, alarm manufacturers were quick to provide wireless backup solutions to the security industry.
Alarms over GSM
Even trusty old landlines are not immune from failure and they are definitely prone to line cut attacks.
The use of GSM networks removes this vulnerability and GSM is currently the most popular technology for
alarm monitoring backup. Constant research and development in this area has resulted in IP Alarms offering
of a range of adapters for varying applications.
Alarms over GPRS
High security systems generally require two independently supervised transmission paths to the monitoring
server and this is achieved by using the Internet as the primary path and GPRS as secondary. Both paths
are fully supervised, so in the event the primary Internet path fails, the solution will failover to
the GPRS path. The new IP Alarms product CellAlarm GPRS is ideally suited to this type of application.
IP Alarms have an ongoing investment in the research and development of hardware,
software and visual solutions for alarm monitoring and related industries.