our approach aimed at maximizing productivity & efficiency.
Founder, Avada Factory Inc.
modern ways of manufacturing products.
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Industry 4.0 – the systematic approach
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service related FAQ’s
A hybrid alarm system integrates wired and wireless technologies, providing a flexible security solution tailored to various installation needs. This approach is especially advantageous when certain detection can be conveniently wired, while others, situated in challenging locations, are better suited for wireless connectivity.
Additionally, hybrid systems can be graded according to the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) standards, which assess the security requirements of different areas. This means you can implement a graded approach, deploying high-security measures in critical areas while utilising less intensive solutions in lower-risk areas. This adaptability allows for a comprehensive security strategy that maximises coverage and efficiency while minimising disruption to the premises.
For individuals concerned about privacy or the potential misuse of their fingerprint, it’s important to understand that biometric fingerprint readers do not store or replicate the actual fingerprint. Instead, these devices capture and analyse up to 100 unique reference points from the fingerprint.
These reference points and their spatial arrangement create a unique pattern that identifies the registered user. Importantly, it is not possible to reconstruct a usable fingerprint from these reference points. The resulting numerical codes and patterns derived from your fingerprint image are specifically designed for access control and have no practical use outside that context.
This means that law enforcement, hackers, or thieves cannot exploit the stored pattern. If someone were to attempt to compare this data with a criminal database, it would yield no results, ensuring the privacy and security of your biometric information.
Yes. For non-domestic properties and commmon areas of some domestic buildings, it is a legal requirement under “Duty to Manage”. Duty to Manage requires that you identify any asbestos materials within your building, assess the risks of the materials present and create a management plan to monitor the material and carry out recommendations.
Absolutely. Most of the Intruder alarm systems we install come with remote control functionality, enabling you to manage your security system directly from your mobile device. This includes capabilities such as arming and disarming the system, isolating specific detectors, reviewing event history, and receiving real-time notifications for alarm events. Furthermore, the associated app can be customised to accommodate multiple users on different devices, providing enhanced flexibility and convenience for managing your security needs.
Yes. Home buyers surveys are commonly used to identify suspected asbestos to a property for sale. This is then normally used as a negotiating tool during the sale.
