Security professionals will build crime prevention and disaster prevention systems tailored to your situation.
At Security House Kent Co., Ltd., we provide security and disaster prevention systems that you can manage yourself. By installing sensors in visible locations, we deter intrusions and use motion-activated speakers to broadcast "warning messages" to alert individuals. If an intrusion occurs and crosses the infrared sensor, an alarm will be triggered. We offer a series of systems that automatically report emergencies tailored to your situation. [Features] ■ Motion-activated speakers can record any message for up to 8 seconds ■ Automatic reporting device for emergency notifications *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
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【Lineup】 ■ Passive Sensor BUS-6612 ■ Infrared Sensor PXB-50HFA *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
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Security House Kent Co., Ltd. has been a security professional in Nagasaki for 30 years, focusing on the safety and security of the local community and working diligently on crime prevention. As a member of a national network of companies specializing in crime prevention, disaster prevention, and defense systems, we carry out everything from detailed crime prevention diagnostics and advice to the design, construction, and maintenance of various security systems under a unified responsibility system.
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