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Chubb Alarm Monitoring

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Maxi Security Alarm System installed in your home or business communicates with the Chubb’s 24-hour monitoring center through ordinary telephone lines or, alternatively, through a cellular or radio connection. At the present time, the direct phone line connection is the most reliable method of communication in New Zealand.

Most existing as well as new alarm systems can be connected to the Chubb Monitoring Centre. Some older systems wouldn’t have a dialler to dial through a telephone network, in which case, an upgrade of the system is necessary before it can dial through to the monitoring centre.

Components of the system include door and window sensors, motion detectors, glass breakage detectors as well as smoke & heat detectors. These components may be hard-wired to your alarm panel or wireless depending on your unique needs.

In addition to entry detection which occurs when you arm your system, you may also have “panic buttons” which may be activated irrespective of whether or not the system has been armed. An alarm incident results in an immediate seizure of the telephone line to transmit the signal to the monitoring station. There are normally 3 types of panic buttons on all alarms systems, covering, Intrusion Panic, Medical Panic and Fire Panic.

When the Chubb Monitoring Centre receives an alarm signal from your system, they contact the premises, the appropriate responding authorities and your personal contacts in the order dictated by the type of signal which has been received. – (Intrusion, Panic, Medical Panic and Fire Panic). Normally alarm signals are received and a dispatch attempt is made within 30 seconds. You have the ability to cancel inadvertent alarms via your alarm keypad which will stop dispatch efforts.

Your system is monitored when the alarm is being armed or even un-armed. In addition to alarm signals, your system can be programmed to communicate automatic periodic tests, low battery state, system functionality, communication connections and entry and exit information. An entry and exit log is also being recorded, indicating opening and closing times of the premises.

When a patrol vehicle is dispatched to your premises, Chubb will use the agreed Authorised Patrol Company to investigate the situation.

Chubb Monitoring Plan

A Chubb Monitoring Plan is over 3 years at a Fee of only $8.65 / week. (Incl GST)

Term: 3 Years
Fee: $8.70 per week (Incl. GST)

Charges for a Patrol Response Vehicle:

Charges differ from company to company but First Security is our preferred Patrol Response supplier and their charges are as follows;

First Security Call-out Charges for Chubb Monitored Security Alarm

$00-00 – annual admin fee
$55-00* - callout rate per 30 minutes and or part thereof.
*Rates are exclusive of GST.

www.firstsecurity.co.nz

These charges are only applicable when a patrol vehicle has to be dispatched to your premises and not when normal monitoring procedures are followed. All attempts will be made at first to be in contact with you and your emergency contacts before a patrol response vehicle will be dispatched.

Exterior PIR Movement Sensor

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Exterior PIR Movement Sensor

Exterior Low Level PIR Movement Sensor

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Exterior Low Level PIR Movement Sensor

Standard PIR Motion Sensor

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Infrared motion sensors provide one of the most reliable and cost effective methods for protecting open spaces in the home or office. These devices which, like other detection devices, can be either hard-wired or wireless, project an undetectable beam of infrared light which senses motion within the 30 ft coverage area. The motion sensors can be adjusted to mitigate the motion of pets and décor items. Motion detectors are very reliable and are often used in conjunction with glass breakage sensors in locations with numerous entry points.

Outdoor Beam Set Perimeter Protection

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The selectable beam frequencies can be used to avoid unwanted crosstalk that can occur when using multiple photo-beams over long distances or for beam stacking applications.

Wireless Security Alarms

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On Wireless Security Alarm Systems, all the sensors, inputs and outputs, are mostly connected by wireless technology to the alarm panel. A telephone connection and mains power connection are still needed to be hard wired to the panel.

Ideal for existing structure with low or no roof/ceiling
cavities. Wireless components are more costly than Hard-wired ones.

Hybrid Security Alarms

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Hybrid Security Alarms Systems combine Hard-Wired and Wireless technology into one system. Ideal for existing multilevel buildings where security is required on different levels and where installation of hard-wired components is difficult.

These systems can accommodate remote controls and other wireless sensors as a feature. Additional components can be added to meet your specific requirements.

Hard-Wired Security Alarms

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On these Security Alarm Systems, all the sensors, inputs and outputs are hardwired to the Alarm Panel. A telephone connection and Mains power is also connected to the panel.

Ideal for existing structure with assessable space and roof/ceiling cavities to allow for a hard wired system.

Key Fobs

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A wireless remote or "key fob" is similar to the remote entry button used on most newer cars and gives you the ability to turn your alarm system on or off at the push of a button from a range of up to 25 meter.

In addition to arming your system, your key fob can act as a "panic button" and can be used to open your garage door or turn your home lighting on and off for systems with these features.

Rural Blaster Sirens

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These rural blaster sirens are extremely load and are mainly used in rural areas where neighbors are further away than in the city suburbans. They come with their own power supply and links with a relay to the alarm panel.

External Blue Strobe Siren

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These sirens are mounted on the exterior of an building as a clear indicator that the building has a Security Alarm installed. The siren is fitted with a 120Db piezo siren to provide a notable noise when the alarm is activated.

The blue strobe light is to draw attention of the neighbors as well for the security response vehicles to easily identify the location of the building. It is not always necessary to install a external siren - clients with monitored alarms systems often decide not to install it.

Internal Piezo Siren

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These sirens are mounted on the interior of an building and serves as a noise blaster to alert the occupants of an activation and it discourages any intruders to linger. The siren is a 120Db piezo siren to provide a notable noise when the alarm is activated. These sirens are always to be installed and is deemed a necessary part of security alarm system.

Door and Window Sensors

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Contact sensors installed on doors and windows are the primary detection component for most home and small business alarm systems. They are attached to the frame of the monitored door or window and operate mechanically through magnetic attraction. Contact sensors may be either hard-wired to the alarm panel or wireless and are very reliable.

Smoke and Thermal Heat Detectors

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Every year billions of dollars of property damage is caused by fire loss and people die of fire-related causes. Sadly, over 85% of fire deaths occur in the home. A monitored smoke detector immediately alerts you and your family to the presence of smoke while simultaneously sending a signal to the monitoring center so that fire department personnel can be dispatched to your premise.

Glass Break Detectors

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Glass breakage detectors are activated by the sound profile of breaking glass and are able to filter out other common household noises such as slamming doors, thunderclaps and animal sounds. Because they communicate an alarm before an intruder enters the premise, they provide a measure of assurance over internal motion detectors.

True 360° ceiling mount (PIR) Movement Sensor

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These movement sensors get mounted on the ceiling, facing down. It has a 10 meter detection diameter installed at normal ceiling height of 2.4m. They are suitable for larger open areas with multiple entry points.

Pet Friendly Motion Sensors (PIR)

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The motion sensors can be adjusted to mitigate the motion of pets and décor items. Motion detectors are very reliable and are often used in conjunction with glass breakage sensors in locations with numerous entry points.

Intercom System

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Offering stylish solutions with many features and high performance.

Dimensions: 211 x 218 x 62mm
Colour: White
100mm LCD colour monitor for Duo Colour System with 7 function buttons (auto switch on, door opening, plus 5 additional buttons for other functions).

CC TV Camera

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For your home and smaller business CCTV systems. Whether the need is for indoor, outdoor cameras, we have the products to cover everything from a basic system.