Fundamentals of Security

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• The Basics of Intruder Alarms 
  
• Installation Requirements   
  
• Key System Components
• Online Connectivity
• Industry Insights
• Core Approaches

Suitable for day 1 learning for new recruits in security distribution and installation, or for specifiers and facilities managers. This section covers:

• No one size fits all, you need to know the alarm types available as well as the requirements of your facility
• The full range of options available when it comes to intruder detection and how to set/unset
• Key local industry regulations that must be met
  

In this section you'll learn:

• Customer service is vital. That's why it's important to take time before commencing an installation to ensure you have considered al the factors that could result in false alarms or connection/electrical issues.
  
• Top tips for installing wireless equipment. By knowing your system requirements you can pre-empt issues later on.
• Not only is maintenance essential for ensuring your customers get the best experience from the alarm, it is what can set you apart from the competition

This section covers:

• The data bus and why it is so important
  
• Reasons why customers may need a hold-up alarm systems
  
• Guidance for choosing the best communication option for the customer's requirements
• Once an alarm is fitted and left, the external siren offers the opportunity to promote your brand
  

Eaton is ready to support installers in the connected future. This section covers:

•  Knowing your limitations of your location to optimise the connection
  
• Basic networking and IP addressing
• In a commercial premises with a managed network, it may be necessary to consult with the IT manager, use the checklist to cover the bases
  
• Common pitfalls that risk in a loss of connection
• A reminder of the benefits of connectivity