Back to Base Alarm Monitoring

Back-to-base alarm monitoring is a security system in which alarms are monitored directly by a remote alarm monitoring center, which then contacts the relevant authorities or key holders if necessary. These systems are increasingly popular as they allow for better response times when emergency situations arise. Back-to-base alarm systems are generally connected to a telecommunications network such as a telephone or a dedicated radio network. This allows the alarm signals to be transmitted quickly to the alarm monitoring center and for the monitoring team to respond rapidly to any emergency situation.

As the world of security technology evolves, so does the need for more advanced back-to-base alarm monitoring systems. These systems are designed to ensure that, in the event of an emergency, all triggering alerts are centrally monitored and acted upon quickly and efficiently. This is done by installing a range of sensors and communication devices around a property or premises, which activate an alarm and alert when a security breach is detected. Once activated, the alarm sends an alert to a chosen monitoring station, usually staffed 24-7, which then acts upon the alert quickly and efficiently.