Security & Safety Systems
Increase safety and security through intelligent monitoring and remote control. Know what's happening at home, whether you're in the next room or across the country.
Protect Your Home
Increase safety and security through intelligent monitoring and remote control. Know what's happening at home, whether you're in the next room or across the country.
Protect Your HomeHome security isn't just about alarms and cameras anymore. It's about knowing what's happening in real-time, preventing problems before they become disasters, and having complete control from wherever you are.
Modern home security means instant notifications when something's wrong, the ability to check in any time, and automation that keeps your home safe even when you forget to lock the door.
It's about smart locks that lock themselves when you leave, cameras that send you alerts when they detect movement, water leak sensors that could save you thousands in damage, and smoke detectors that notify you immediately — not just sound an alarm no one can hear.
Everything integrates together. When you arm your security system, lights turn on automatically to simulate occupancy. When a door opens unexpectedly, you get an instant alert with a camera snapshot. When you arrive home, the door unlocks and the security disarms automatically.
Lock and unlock doors remotely, grant temporary access to guests or tradespeople, get notifications when doors are opened, and never worry about forgetting to lock up again.
HD video recording with night vision, motion detection alerts, two-way audio, cloud and local storage options, and remote viewing from anywhere in the world.
Know instantly if any door or window is opened. Set up alerts for specific times (like when kids should be home), or integrate with security systems for complete protection.
Detect movement in and around your home. Trigger lights, cameras, or alarms. Distinguish between pets and people. Get alerts only when something's actually wrong.
Connect your existing alarm system or install a new one. Arm/disarm remotely, receive instant alerts, and automate arming when everyone leaves the house.
See who's at your door from anywhere. Answer the door remotely, record all activity, deter package thieves, and never miss a delivery again.
Security is about preventing crime. Safety is about preventing disasters. Both are essential.
Sensors near washing machines, water heaters, under sinks, and in basements detect leaks immediately. Get instant alerts and shut off water automatically before minor leaks become major floods. Could save you thousands in water damage.
Smart smoke and carbon monoxide detectors don't just make noise — they send alerts to your phone wherever you are. If you're away and there's a fire, you know immediately and can call the fire brigade. Integration can automatically unlock doors for emergency access.
Monitor temperature in critical areas. Get alerts if your freezer fails, if pipes might freeze, or if rooms get dangerously hot. Prevention is always better than dealing with the consequences.
When you're away, the system makes it look like you're home. Lights turn on and off in natural patterns, blinds open and close, and TVs might even turn on occasionally. Deterrence is the first line of defence.
Your video doorbell detects motion. Your phone buzzes with a notification and live video feed. Someone's at your door. You can see them, talk to them, and decide whether to let them in — even if you're at work. If it's a delivery, you can tell them where to leave it. If it's suspicious, you have video evidence.
You're at work and realise you forgot to lock the front door. Check your phone — the door is unlocked. Lock it remotely with a single tap. Crisis averted. Or better yet, set automation so the door locks itself 10 minutes after you leave.
At 3 AM, your water leak sensor detects moisture under the washing machine. Your phone alerts you immediately. You can shut off the water supply remotely, assess the situation with cameras, and call a plumber first thing in the morning. Without the sensor, you'd have woken up to a flooded utility room.