Questions · Intruder detection
How do I know which grade applies to me?
Three things set it, in this order: whether your activity is among those required by the private security regulations, what your insurance policy demands, and what the client's specification asks for if you work for someone who imposes one.
As a guide, and only as a guide: homes and low-risk shops are usually resolved at grade 2; obligated premises and installations holding valuables, sensitive storage or contracted guarding are designed at grade 3; grade 4 turns up rarely, and always with a specific requirement behind it. The last word does not belong to a website: it belongs to the standard that applies to you and to the paperwork signed by whoever hands it over.
And a practical warning: going up a grade is not changing the control panel. It changes the number and type of detectors, how they are cabled, how they are powered, how it is transmitted and how much it costs to maintain. Asking for grade 3 on a grade 2 budget ends in an installation that says one thing in the bid and is something else on the wall.
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