
Planning Support Working Together to Find the Right Security Solution
Whether it’s an industrial facility, an office building, a logistics center, a retail store, or a public institution: Every property has its own unique security and organizational requirements.
Whether you’re planning a video surveillance system, an electronic access control system, a burglar alarm system, or a combination of multiple systems, the ABUS project planning team supports you right from the early planning stages in developing a solution that’s both technically sound and cost-effective.
With our many years of experience and comprehensive manufacturer expertise, we support planners, installers, and operators in the planning and design of modern security systems.
Modern planning tools, realistic 3D visualizations, and certified product expertise create transparency, facilitate decision-making, and ensure efficient project implementation.
This results in solutions that meet individual requirements and optimally combine security, cost-effectiveness, and future-proofing.
FAQ
ABUS’s planning support is designed for professional planners, installers, companies, and operators who want to develop professional security solutions or expand existing systems. Whether it’s a single building, a sprawling facility, or multiple company locations—our project planning team provides support for the design and technical planning of customized security systems.
ABUS provides support in the planning of professional security systems—from the analysis of individual security objectives to the selection of suitable components and technical design. This includes the development of security concepts, CAD design plans, project-specific wiring diagrams, and 3D visualizations. The integration of various security systems and potential future expansions are also taken into account.
The ABUS project planning team provides support in planning video surveillance, electronic access control, and intrusion detection systems. This support can address both individual security areas and comprehensive, cross-disciplinary solutions. The goal is a coordinated security concept that takes into account the specific requirements of the building or facility.
The process begins with a personal consultation to assess individual security requirements, protection goals, and existing conditions. Based on this, the ABUS project planning team prepares an initial design proposal, which is then agreed upon jointly. During a subsequent on-site visit, the local conditions are evaluated and the concept is adjusted as needed. This creates a solid foundation for the subsequent implementation.
With the help of modern 3D visualizations, planned camera positions and coverage areas can be realistically depicted even before installation. This makes it possible to identify early on which areas can be monitored and where adjustments may be necessary. This facilitates coordination among planners, installers, and companies, supports informed decision-making, and helps prevent planning errors.
Yes, during the planning phase, ABUS takes existing security technology and potential expansions into account upon request. This involves assessing which components and systems can be reused or integrated into a new security concept from a technical standpoint. This allows existing investments to be taken into account and security solutions to be gradually adapted to new requirements.
When designing professional security systems, ABUS takes into account relevant technical standards as well as project-specific legal and insurance requirements. These may include, for example, requirements for burglar alarm systems, data protection regulations for video surveillance, or specific security guidelines for critical infrastructure. Which requirements apply in each individual case depends on the specific property, the industry, and the specific security needs.
In cross-disciplinary planning, video surveillance, access control, and intrusion detection systems are not considered in isolation, but rather as components of a unified security concept. This allows technical interfaces, interdependencies, and potential synergies to be taken into account at an early stage. This simplifies subsequent implementation and lays the foundation for an efficiently coordinated security system.
ABUS’s planning support does not end with the development of a security concept. Our project planning team also facilitates further coordination with planners and installers and provides assistance with technical issues. Detailed design drawings, wiring diagrams, and visualizations provide a reliable foundation for professional installation and commissioning by qualified partners.