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- Advanced Connectivity, Hillhouse Enterprise Zone, Thornton, FY5 4QA
An intruder alarm should be simple to use, dependable when it matters, and designed around how you actually enter and live/work on the site. At Advanced Connectivity, we plan alarm systems using a site-led approach — looking at your entry points, risk areas, layout and daily routines before recommending the right equipment and setup.
We focus on sensible design, tidy installation, secure configuration and clear handover, so your system protects the right areas without becoming a nuisance to use.
Site assessment & risk-led planning around doors, windows and vulnerable areas
Sensor placement that makes sense (coverage where needed, not guesswork)
Sensible zoning & part-setting for day/night use (home, office, stock areas, outbuildings)
Reliable hardware selection (wired or wireless based on the site and performance needs)
Neat installation with clean cable routes and professional finishes
Secure setup & user access (PINs, user levels, tamper protection where applicable)
Clear handover guidance so you know exactly how to arm, part-arm and manage the system
Everything is designed to be scalable, so you can add detectors, expand areas, or integrate other systems later.
Domestic: protect entry points, garages/outbuildings, rear access and key internal zones
Commercial: offices, warehouses, yards, stock rooms and restricted areas
Live environments / event spaces: temporary or semi-permanent protection for equipment zones, access points and back-of-house areas (where appropriate)
Assess the site – entry points, layout, usage patterns, and risk zones
Design the system – detector types, coverage, zoning and part-set options
Install neatly – tidy routes, correct mounting, reliable power/backup planning
Configure securely – user access, notifications, and sensible settings
Test properly – walk tests, trigger tests, set/unset routines
Handover & support – clear guidance plus help if you ever need changes
We build alarm systems that are practical, reliable and easy to live with. That means planning around how you use the site, setting up zones logically, avoiding false alarms through correct placement, and leaving you with a system you understand and can trust.
Usually, yes. Entry points, layout and day-to-day routines affect detector choice, placement and zoning. A quick site-led assessment helps avoid false alarms and gaps in coverage.
It depends on the property and expectations. Wired can be ideal for long-term reliability and larger sites, while wireless can be perfect where cable routes aren’t practical. We’ll recommend what suits your site.
Yes. We can configure zones and part-sets so you can protect certain areas while still moving around as normal.
They can if the wrong detectors are used or placed poorly. We can advise on suitable sensor options and positioning to reduce unwanted triggers.
In many setups, yes. App notifications and remote control can be configured depending on the system chosen and connectivity on-site.
Often, yes. We can assess what you have and advise whether it’s best to expand, reconfigure, or replace for better reliability.
