Commercial Security
EOL-supervised wired alarm systems built to your insurer's security specification, monitored around the clock through Team3, built for jewelry stores, pharmacies, and high-value retail.
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Built to Match Your Insurance Specification
Insurers often specify a wired, EOL-supervised alarm system for businesses like these, and some businesses add a security fog system on top. We build to whatever specification your insurer provides.
EOL Supervised Wiring
Wired systems with EOL supervision, built to match the security specification your insurer provides for high-value businesses.
Fog Security Systems
An optional security fog system that fills the space with dense fog within seconds of an alarm trigger, buying critical time before a break-in can proceed.
24/7 Monitored Response
We organize and manage the connection to Team3, Israel's largest monitoring center, police and Standards Institute approved, so your business gets a 24/7 response without dealing with a call center yourself.
Who This Is For
A jewelry store, pharmacy, or high-value retail business will usually receive a security specification from their insurer for a monitored alarm system. We build to whatever specification is provided, using PIMA panels connected to Team3.
What Is a Security Specification, and What Do You Do With It?
When an insurance company underwrites a business carrying high-value stock, they often issue a security specification: a document listing the alarm, monitoring, and other security requirements the business must meet to be covered. Once you have that document, our job is to design and install a system that satisfies it line by line, not to guess at a generic standard.
If you don't have a specification yet, we can still advise on what insurers typically ask for in your category of business, but the final system should always be checked against the actual document once it's issued.
What a Commercial Specification Usually Covers
Why Wired, EOL-Supervised Circuits
End-of-Line supervision monitors the wiring itself, so a cut wire or tampering attempt is detected immediately, instead of only being noticed when a sensor fails to trigger.
Backup Communication
A cellular backup line keeps the alarm reporting to Team3 even if the site's landline or internet connection is cut, which many commercial specifications require.
Battery Backup
A backup battery keeps the panel and sensors running through a power cut, so the system stays armed and reporting exactly when it might matter most.
Panic Buttons
Discreet panic buttons at the counter or till let staff trigger an alarm directly during a robbery in progress, without reaching for a phone.
CCTV to Match the Specification
Camera coverage and retention periods are sized to whatever the specification requires, from entrance and till coverage to full perimeter recording.
Signed Documentation
Once the system is installed and tested, you get signed documentation confirming what was installed, so you can submit it to your insurer without chasing us for paperwork later.
Every security specification is different. We build the system to match the specification actually given to your business, rather than assuming one standard fits every client.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a wireless and a wired (EOL) alarm system? +
A wireless system is faster and cleaner to install, ideal for most homes. A wired system with End-of-Line (EOL) supervised circuits detects tampering or a cut wire immediately, and is often specified by insurers for businesses with valuable equipment or stock, like jewelry stores and pharmacies. We install both, and can advise which fits your situation.
What happens when the alarm goes off? Who responds? +
We set up and manage your connection to Team3, Israel's largest monitoring center, which is police and Standards Institute approved. Their operations center handles the event 24/7, including dispatching a response where needed, and we stay your point of contact.
My business handles high-value stock (jewelry, pharmacy): do I need a different kind of system? +
Likely yes. Insurers often specify a wired, EOL-supervised alarm system for these businesses, and some businesses add a security fog system on top. We build to whatever specification your insurer provides.
Get a Free Quote
Tell us what you need and we'll get back to you the same day.
Giving us your details is optional, but without them we can't get back to you. We only use them to reply to your request and give you a quote, and we don't share them for marketing. Privacy Policy