A complete security infrastructure: Cameras, access, and alarms.
CCTV and IP Camera Systems:
- IP and HD-over-coax (HDoC) camera systems: indoor, outdoor, and vandal-resistant.
- PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) cameras for wide-area coverage.
- NVR (network video recorder) and DVR systems with remote access.
- Camera positioning and field-of-view planning for maximum coverage with minimum blind spots.
- PoE network infrastructure for IP camera power and data.
Access Control:
- Card reader and fob access control systems.
- Door controllers, electric strikes, maglocks, and REX (request-to-exit) devices.
- Multi-door, multi-site systems with centralised management.
- Access control software configuration and user management.
Intrusion Detection:
- Motion detectors (PIR, microwave, dual-tech).
- Door and window contacts.
- Glass break detectors.
- Alarm panels with monitoring integration and local siren.
Integration:
- Access control + camera integration: camera triggers on access event.
- Video verification of alarms.
- Mobile app access for remote system management.
Protecting facilities of all types in Alberta.
- Office buildings, retail, and commercial premises.
- Industrial plants, warehouses, and storage yards.
- Construction sites: temporary camera and access control.
- Institutional: schools, government, healthcare.
- Multi-family residential: parkade, entry, and amenity camera systems.
Security infrastructure installed by a licensed electrical contractor.
Security system failures are often wiring failures — poor crimp connections, undersized cable, insufficient power supply, or conduit that floods and shorts the system. When a licensed electrical contractor installs your security infrastructure, you get:
- Proper cabling installation: structured cabling in conduit or cable tray, correctly pulled, terminated, and labelled.
- Adequate power infrastructure: dedicated circuits, proper UPS sizing, and battery backup for access control and cameras.
- Code-compliant installation: all electrical work to CEC and Alberta Safety Codes Act requirements, with permit where required.
- No-gap accountability: one company responsible for the system working from camera to server room.
