Intruder Alarms (ESS)
We design, install and service intruder alarm systems (ESS) for homes, businesses and public buildings. We work with Jablotron and Paradox platforms—design, installation, PCO transmission, user setup, documentation and long-term support. The goal is security without friction: a stable system, minimal false alarms, and clear, everyday control.
Jablotron / Paradox
Chosen for your operation
PCO transmission
IP / GSM by location
Modes & roles
Home and shift operations
Documentation
Zones & system logic
Quick navigation
Stable zone logic
So it won’t annoy you
Clear handover
Zones • users • modes
Search results often focus on price. In reality, the difference is in the design: correct zones, sensible arming logic, installation quality and a proper handover. An ESS system should be reliable and manageable long-term— not a “one-off install”.
Security should work quietly in the background. We design systems to be stable, easy to use, and ready to expand as your needs grow.
What you gain
Outcome: protection that doesn’t get in your way—and performs exactly as intended when it matters.
In business, prevention, speed and clarity win. A well-designed ESS reduces losses, shortens interventions and simplifies day-to-day operations.
What you gain
Outcome: a system that doesn’t complicate work—yet increases control, safety and operational certainty.
Public buildings require traceability and a clean handover. The system must remain manageable even when staff, contractors or administrators change.
What you gain
Outcome: a robust solution you can manage long-term—without relying on one person’s memory.
Security isn’t about “having a detector”. It’s about the scenario: what happens during an incident, who gets notified, how faults are handled and how people actually use the system. That’s why we build ESS as an operational technology—not just boxes on a wall.
Zones, sensitivity, arming logic and correct detector placement. An alarm should bring confidence—not stress.
Siren, notifications and (optionally) transmission to PCO. When something happens, you want to know immediately.
Keypad, tags, remote controls and mobile app. We set up roles and rules so it stays clear and easy.
Labels, documentation, test reports and an expansion-ready design. So future work isn’t a detective story.
The alarm is “installed”, but people don’t use it. The reason is usually simple: complicated control, poorly chosen zones, false alarms or no documentation. Then the system gets bypassed—and it stops protecting you in practice.
We don’t design “by detector count”. We build the scenario: what is monitored, when, who has access, and what the response should be. That’s how the system stays reliable, understandable and expandable.
Doors, windows, gates and critical passages. The goal is to detect an intrusion attempt before anyone gets inside.
Motion zones and critical rooms. Correct placement and configuration decide reliability—and how many false alarms you’ll live with.
For businesses and public buildings, connection to a monitoring station (PCO) is often key. We set transmission to stay reliable—even if one path fails.
ESS delivers maximum value as part of one ecosystem: access control, CCTV, Wi-Fi, power, distribution boards. Integration simplifies operation and service.
High-quality intruder alarms (ESS) are not a one-time install. It’s a complete process: design, installation, configuration, testing, handover and service. We deliver outputs in a way that remains usable for administration and future expansion.
The biggest costs happen in daily operation: false alarms, lost codes, unclear roles, zero documentation. A properly designed ESS saves time, stress and money—over the long run.
Home
Modes that make sense: home / night / away. If it isn’t easy to use, it won’t protect you—because it won’t be armed.
Business
Roles and permissions, supervision, PCO transmission. Security must respect shifts and real operation.
If you also need electrical work, see Low-voltage power (LV) and Distribution boards.
For businesses, schools and public buildings, time often decides the outcome. We configure alarm transmission and fault supervision so the system never stays “alone”—and you have a clear, reliable response chain.
For many sites, the key is getting the event out—fast and reliably. It’s not just “a SIM card in the panel”; it’s supervision, redundancy and clear response rules.
PCO monitoring makes the most sense for businesses, warehouses, schools and public buildings. In an incident, response follows agreed rules—without delay.
A good system also watches faults: power loss, communication issues, tamper, low batteries. These situations often decide whether security will actually work when you need it most.
Professional ESS starts with smart design, quality components and clean installation. We pay attention to detail—so the system stays stable and predictable, not sensitive and problematic.
Professional security is based on European principles for intruder alarm systems. In practice: correct component choice, placement, tamper protection and the right level of security for the risk.
Transmission paths and supervision mechanisms are designed deliberately—so events reach the right person or PCO quickly and safely.
We install both Jablotron and Paradox. We choose the platform based on operation, scope and required functions—always with stable performance, clear control and expandability in mind.
For schools, offices and municipal buildings, a no-questions handover is critical. Zone labels, protocols, mode logic and service materials are part of a quality delivery.
The system must make sense to users. If control is complicated, people disable it. That’s why we design modes and roles that feel natural— and reduce mistakes.
We also supervise faults, tamper and communication. Security isn’t just about the siren—it’s about staying effective even during attempts to disable it.
Handover is critical. Zone labels, user roles and rules speed up service and reduce mistakes during changes. In public buildings, it’s also essential for traceability.
Reliable security needs solid infrastructure. Data cabling, racks and clean routes make service and future expansion faster.
Video as the perfect security companion: event verification, operational overview and evidence recording. We prepare PoE and integrations.
Readers, doors, gates and modes. Together with ESS you get a system that’s easy to manage—and auditable.
Fire safety is its own discipline. We also handle integrations, documentation and coordination on complex sites.
Well-designed Wi-Fi is often essential for comfortable operation and remote access. We plan coverage and PoE.
For campuses and multi-building sites, fibre is the most reliable backbone—capacity, stability and headroom for the future.
Controlled, clear, and proven. The goal is working technology, stable operation, and a handover without questions.
We identify what needs protection, how the site operates and who will use the system. The design follows real life—not a generic template.
We propose zones, detector types, control points and modes (home / night / away). For businesses, we configure roles and permissions.
We install routes cleanly and serviceably. Strong focus on labelling, correct detector placement and expansion-ready logic.
We configure the panel, users, notifications and (if required) PCO transmission. We verify alarm and fault states thoroughly.
You receive zone labels, user roles and operating rules. We train users so the system is actually used—not bypassed.
We provide service, mode adjustments and expansions (CCTV, access control, site technologies). Long-term stability first.
Long-term partnerships with top companies in industry and the public sector.
ESS (intruder alarm system) is primarily about early detection and triggering a response. Cameras add visibility and evidence. The best results come from combining both: EZS triggers action, CCTV helps verify and review what happened.
It depends on the building. For new builds and renovations, wired often makes sense—stable and long-lasting. For finished interiors, wireless or hybrid can be the better fit. We recommend based on risk, construction and day-to-day operation.
Most false alarms come from poor detector placement, incorrect sensitivity or unrealistic arming logic. That’s why we focus on zone and scenario design, testing and user training. The goal is a system that’s used regularly—and reliably.
Yes. For businesses and public buildings, PCO monitoring is often essential. We configure alarm and fault transmission, recommend the right communication path (IP/GSM), and align handover with the investor’s requirements.
We set the system up to be both convenient and secure. Mobile control typically includes arm/disarm, zone status, event history and notifications. For businesses, we also manage roles and permissions.
For family homes, often 1–2 days depending on scope. For businesses and schools, it depends on phasing and integrations. We plan to minimise disruption to your operation.
Zone scope, detector types, transmission method (e.g., PCO), control devices, integration with CCTV/access control, and installation complexity. The cheapest setup often becomes expensive in operation—so we design for long-term stability and serviceability.
Yes. Integration improves operations: you can verify incidents quickly, manage access and enforce clear rules. The foundation is proper infrastructure (cabling, rack, power).
Yes. Service is especially important for businesses and public buildings. We handle mode changes, battery replacement, expansions and communication checks—so reliability doesn’t fade over time.
Primarily in the Moravian-Silesian Region. For larger projects, we can deliver across the Czech Republic by agreement.