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The business security keypad is easy to use, so employees can learn the how to use the business alarm system quickly and help reduce false alarms. It allows for simple access to features such as Auxiliary Codes and alarm history, and allows the business owner to control access to the business as well as view important alarm information.

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Wide gap sensors trigger the alarm system if a secured door or window is opened while the system is armed.

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Monitors open areas, triggered by body heat and movement. The dual technology requirement of heat and movement reduces the likelihood of accidental alarms. This helps reduce false alarm fines that can add to your monthly business security expenditure.

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Sounds a piercing alarm that lets you and any intruders know that the business security system has been triggered.

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The Commercial U.L.-listed control panel is standard. The commercial security control panel contains the processor that transmits business alarm monitoring information to the Brink's Business Security central monitoring centers. For even greater security, it also operates with an enclosed back-up battery in case of power failure.

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Brink's Business Security decals alert your customers and potential burglars that your business is protected by an electronic security system that is monitored by Brink's Business Security, 24 hours a day.

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Hardwired emergency button that is a silent alarm. The primary component is a key release hold-up button that needs to be reset after the device has been activated.

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Triggers the business security system upon detecting the sound of breaking glass, while ignoring the sounds of thunderstorms, telephones and other common noises.

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Provides an extra layer of security protection for critical emergency communications in the event the primary phone line fails or is temporarily interrupted.

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Suitable for internal and external use, photo sensors provide a channel of detection across large open areas of up to 500 feet, such as fence lines or lines of warehouse overhead doors. You can help protect hostile areas of your business with this device, where a motion detector can be a false alarm liability.

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The strobe light flashes during and after an alarm activation. It can increase the distance of the alarm to help alert others that there is an incident at your business, as well as making it easy for emergency agencies to find your business. The strobe light  continues to blink until the security alarm has been reset. This can alert you or your employees that an alarm has occurred in your absence before they enter.

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Turns any touch-tone phone inside or outside your business into a “virtual” alarm keypad – allowing you to control the Brink's Business Security system no matter where you are.

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The exterior siren will emit a piercing audible alarm when the security system is triggered.

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Suitable to monitor the temperature in your store room or freezer. The sensor measures temperature within an acceptable temperature range by setting the adjustable high and low limits. If the temperature in the monitored area rises above or drops below the set limits, the temperature sensor activates the security system. This device can help you potentially avoid the damage to inventory or your business.

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Open and Close reporting documents the auxiliary code that arms or disarms the business security system. This information is delivered to you via a password-protected website that can be accessed 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Information pertaining to the openings and closings of all locations is real-time and is listed by location. Multiple logins can be assigned, giving access to all or only a portion of your location information. Open and Close reporting can increase your ability to manage your business when you are not there.