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Intruder alarm kit with keypad, sensors, siren, backup battery and cable
Security & Safety

Intruder Alarm Monitoring

Keystone helps protect buildings with intruder alarm systems, sensors, sirens, panic buttons and practical monitoring-ready alarm support.

IDS Intruder Alarm

IDS 806 Series Intruder Alarm Kits

Keystone can install and configure IDS intruder alarm systems, including IDS 806 series panel-based kits where suitable for the site. This is useful for small to medium premises that need practical zone-based intrusion detection.

  • 8-zone alarm panel and LED keypad setup
  • PIR motion sensors, magnetic door contacts and panic buttons
  • Siren, backup battery, power supply and alarm cable planning
  • Programming, testing and basic user handover after installation

Final model, availability, kit contents and expansion requirements are confirmed during quotation.

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IDS 806 series intruder alarm kit with panel, keypad, siren, sensors and backup battery
Alarm Hardware

What an Intruder Alarm Can Include

The final system depends on the site layout, entry points, risk areas and how the customer wants to be alerted.

Alarm Panel

The central control point for zones, sensors, keypads, sirens and alarm logic.

Motion Sensors

PIR or movement sensors for rooms, corridors, offices, stores and sensitive areas.

Door & Window Contacts

Contacts for controlled openings where early intrusion detection is required.

Sirens & Strobes

Audible and visual alerts to warn occupants, guards or nearby responders.

Panic Buttons

Discreet or fixed panic points for receptions, counters, offices and guard posts.

Alert Options

Notification options can be planned based on available equipment, network conditions and customer requirements.

Use Cases

Where Intruder Alarms Help Most

Intruder alarms are useful where sites need early warning before theft, forced entry or unauthorised movement becomes a larger incident.

Homes and estates
Offices and receptions
Shops and stock rooms
Schools and institutions
Warehouses and stores
Guarded commercial buildings
How We Work

From Site Review to Working Alarm

1

Survey

Review entry points, rooms, movement paths, panic points and response requirements.

2

Design

Plan suitable alarm zones, sensors, control points, sirens, backup power and alert options.

3

Install & Test

Install the system, test devices, train users and provide basic handover guidance.

FAQ

Intruder Alarm FAQs

Yes. Alarm events can be planned together with CCTV coverage so customers can review visual evidence around key entry points and risk areas.

Yes. Panic buttons can be considered for receptions, counters, offices, guard houses and other points where urgent alerting is needed.

Yes. Keystone can review an existing alarm system, identify visible faults, discuss missing coverage and recommend repairs or upgrades where practical.

Need an Intruder Alarm for Your Site?

Tell us your site type, entry points, risk areas and preferred response approach.

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