
The new Secvest wireless alarm system sets standards in burglar alarm systems: ideal for retrofitting existing buildings, can be intuitively operated, and is easy to remove. Unique: mechatronic components counter intruders with mechanical resistance and simultaneously trigger an alarm.
An alarm system should deter intruders and protect residents – Secvest does all this and more. The wireless alarm system not only offers reliable protection against intrusion, fire, water and in emergencies but, with its modern design, it also provides an additional feel-good factor in living areas.
The elegant touchscreen interface is intuitive to use. An integrated light sensor ensures dynamic lighting that adjusts itself according to the light conditions in the room. All this makes Secvest the ideal combination of security and aesthetics, and ABUS’ most successful wireless alarm system.
The Secvest wireless alarm system not only reports intrusion attempts, its smart components actively prevent perpetrators from gaining access to the house.
The Secvest wireless smoke detector detects dangerous smoke build-up immediately and raises the alarm before fire can properly break out.
When intelligent alarm systems are supplemented with basic mechanical security, it can only be ABUS’ unique, mechatronic intrusion protection. This combination not only allows the Secvest to report intrusions early on, but also to actively prevent them.
ABUS mechatronics combine solid, compact door and window locks with intelligent electronics. In the event of an attempted break-in, two things happen: a huge pressure resistance of approximately one tonne counteracts the leverage force applied by the would-be intruder, while at the same time the force exerted triggers the Secvest alarm.
The Secvest wireless alarm system detects intrusion attempts even if it has not been armed beforehand.
If a violent attempt is made to gain access, the Secvest door and window locks provide reliable resistance.
An alarm system is only truly secure if it is actually used. That’s why the operating concept needs to accurately reflect users’ individual requirements. The Secvest wireless alarm system offers the right solution whatever your requirements, and can be operated from virtually any location via the app, or directly at your front door.
Whether armed or not, the system reports on its status in the form of an acoustic or visual signal via your chosen control option. That way you can keep abreast of what’s happening at all times.
The ABUS wAppLoxx locking cylinder allows you to conveniently control your alarm system at your front door: the Secvest wireless alarm system is simply armed or disarmed when the front door is opened or locked via chip key. This is true ease of use.
Users also benefit from all the advantages of electronic access control, such as assigning locking rights. This, together with live video verification, allows you to identify people beyond doubt and grant access remotely.
Wherever you happen to be at the time, the Secvest App for iOS and Android will let you know whenever an alarm is triggered. The live stream also enables you to see what triggered the alarm and to take appropriate action.
You can immediately request assistance via the app in the event of a serious incident, or conveniently switch off the alarm if the incident is harmless. Only you will have access to your wireless alarm system, as the Secvest and IP cameras are code and password-protected.
If you receive an alarm notification, you can use the app to conveniently access the images from your cameras and acknowledge the alarm if necessary.
The Secvest App’s live stream allows you to check that everything is okay at any time. The app is easy to use and protected by a name and password.
The wAppLoxx cylinder does much more than just control your alarm system at your front door. You can also conveniently control who has access to your home when out and about.
Study findings are increasingly showing that a smart home starts with security. Only when this fundamental requirement is satisfied in your own four walls is it time to start thinking about automating other processes.
A smart home should protect, warn, think and also be easy to use. After all, the more complex the system is, the easier it needs to be to operate. Secvest already meets these requirements. In doing so, we at ABUS follow the motto ‘with simplicity comes security’. And security at the heart of the smart home.
Everyone has their own fixed routine in the morning: switch the alarm system off, open the shutters, switch on the coffee machine and turn up the heating in the bathroom. Wouldn't it be nice if your alarm system could take care of all these things for you? All you have to do is press a light switch by your bed and it all happens as if by magic: your alarm system is disarmed, the shutters are opened, the coffee machine starts warming up and the heating is switched on in the bathroom, leaving you to enjoy a relaxed start to the day.
If there is a fire, every second counts when it comes to residents getting out of their houses safely. Installing a smoke alarm is an important step in detecting dangerous smoke build-up quickly. But did you know that wireless smoke alarm devices can also be connected to your alarm system? Once this is done, you are not only alerted by a loud wail from the detector but all the lights in the house are switched on at the same time and the shutters are opened.
All Secvest detectors use wireless communication – and no need to lay cables during installation means no mess.
The combination of mechanical steel bolts and alarms doubles the security of ABUS mechatronic detectors.
The Secvest is probably Germany’s best-selling wireless alarm system, and with good reason: with 48 wireless zones and high-quality components, the Secvest reliably protects people and possessions. The Secvest alarm panel requires servicing just once a year.
State-of-the-art burglar alarms monitor themselves and report all incidents. These include, for example, a weak battery, outages in the wireless network, manipulation or sabotage. The alarm panel also monitors the connected components to ensure they are working correctly.
Wireless systems operate without cables and installation is clean. No messy wires are needed and walls do not need to be broken through. Installation of a wireless alarm system in a detached house usually takes just one day. Ideally, wired alarm systems are installed when the building is under construction. If you would like to retrofit an alarm, the best thing to do is contact an alarm expert, who can advise you on how best to install a system under the prevailing structural conditions.
This is not true. Alarm systems are not as expensive as you think. ABUS offers self-install starter alarm kits. However, an alarm system that is installed by an expert offers more flexibility and security. Seek advice from one of our certified technicians, and ask about the most convenient solution to suit your needs. Remember how much you have invested in your PC, television or kitchen, and just how much frustration and money an alarm system can save, when it comes to replacing stolen goods.
Arming and disarming an alarm system can be linked with modern electronic lock cylinders. This means that unlocking a door and simultaneously disarming the burglar alarm system is a simple process that happens at the turn of the key in the door lock. Locking the door with synchronous activation of the burglar alarm system works in exactly the same way. This means that you do not have to operate the alarm system separately, but it is simply integrated into your daily movements.
But you do have something that can be damaged. The damage caused by a break-in usually costs more to repair than replacing what was stolen. Victims also suffer the trauma after having been robbed. Many of our customers say that they no longer feel safe after a break-in.
Rest assured: alarm systems deter thieves. Most break-ins are carried out by opportunists. Unprotected houses with unalarmed windows and doors are an invitation to burglars. Why should thieves run the risk of being caught when they are more likely to get away with breaking into unprotected houses?
Alarm systems from ABUS are state-of-the-art and are guaranteed against malfunctions: Duplex antenna technology ensures extremely stable wireless communication between all components. Wireless alarm system transmit on a reserved frequency, which means that they are immune to external interference from baby monitors and mobile phones. Even storms do not interfere with the system. Sophisticated user concepts and reliable detectors provide additional protection against false alarms. A state-of-the-art wireless alarm system that is installed and maintained by an expert will not trigger any false alarms in 99.5 percent of cases.
A burglary attempt takes place every minute in Germany. Despite this alarming statistic, about 96 percent of all houses and apartments are not yet protected by an alarm system. According to police statistics, however, the effectiveness of alarm systems is undisputed.
In 2008, for example, the Bavarian Office of Criminal Investigations examined the effectiveness of alarm systems and security technology. The results show that 1367 break-ins were prevented. This figure is probably a lot higher, as many criminals are deterred straight away once they see that a security system is installed.
The Secvest is one of the most widely installed wireless alarm systems in Germany. It convinces with a large range of features, ease of use and an attractive price-performance ratio.
It provides you with complete protection for your home through the great diversity of components with a combination of mechanical and electronic protection:
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