Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Basics

This video explains basic intrusion detection system functionality and components based on a residential application. However, intrusion detection systems can be as simple and small or complex and large as necessary to accomodate large buildings or even campuses.

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Intrusion Detection Alarm: A Simple or Complex System Choice

When making a choice for your intrusion detection system (IDS) application, several factors need to be considered:

  • commercial or residential
  • large or small
  • system complexity
  • threat level
  • threat likelihood
  • potential loss level
  • intrusion detection only
  • intrusion detection with access control
  • intrusion detection with fire alarm
  • jurisdictional regulations (AHJ)

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Areas and Points

Points are connections to the intrusion detection control panel that are commonly connected to windows, doors, motion detectors, etc. These sensors can be bundled together on one connection point or can be connected on separate points for very specific identification when an alarm occurs.

Areas are regions within a building or space. These regions may be rooms, areas, or even data closets or equipment racks. One intrusion detection system control panel can control multiple areas simultaneously, thus allowing an organization to secure specific parts of their facility independently. 

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Quantities and Locations of Sensors

  • Sensor Types: Door Contacts, Motion Detectors, Glass Break, Seismic, Bill Traps, Panic Buttons, etc.
  • Wire Considerations: Distance & Gauge
  • Sensor Connections: Points versus Expansion Modules
  • Panel Selection Based on Point & Sensor Counts

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Wireless Alarm Sensors

Using wireless technology can be advantageous when deploying alarm sensors in places where getting a wire can be difficult or simply impossible.

Wireless Sensor Types:

  • Door & Window Contacts
  • Motion Detectors
  • Glass Break
  • Panic Buttons
  • Seismic Detectors

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Motion Detectors

Common considerations and applications for motion detector selection include:

  • Motion Detector Purpose
  • Wall mounts
  • Corner mounts
  • Ceiling mounts
  • False and Nuisance Alarms
  • Motion, Heat, Size
  • Pet Immunity
  • Outdoor and Rugged

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Using high performance motion detectors can decrease installation time, save money, and reduce or eliminate nuisance alarms.

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Outdoor Sensors

Using outdoor-specific technology can be advantageous in an effort to push perimeter detection farther from a building.

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Keypads

Multiple keypads can be used at a single facility. This is the common user interface for an intrusion detection system. Location of keypads as well as functionality and aesthetics of keypads is important to consider.

 

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Custom Function Advantages

Custom functions can make daily operations more efficient. They can also speed up processes that would otherwise need to be done manually during an emergency situation such as an emergency alert or lock down at a school or business. These functions can be considered when evaluating an organization's emergency response plan.

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Central Station Monitoring

Using a 3rd party central station to monitor intrusion detection alarms can ensure that all alarms are reacted to appropriately and that the business leadership, police, and other agencies respond quickly.

 

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Integration of Video Management and Intrusion Detection

One of the most talked about features is the integration of the Bosch intrusion detection panels into the Bosch VMS platform as well as directly to Bosch IP cameras.  The video and intrusion system integration allows for all types of alarm conditions to be viewed within the Bosch VMS platform using the Divar IP appliance or the Bosch VMS software platform.

 

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Intrusion Panel with Integrated IP Video: B-Series

 

 

 

 

IP Camera Integration to B Series Control Panels Application Note

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tips for Integrating Bosch Alarm Panels with Bosch IP Cameras

 

 

 


Alarm Monitoring Services

 

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G-Series Intrusion Alarm Panel Capabilities

 

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B-Series Intrusion Alarm Panel Capabilities

 

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Documentation

 

 

 

Tips for IT pro's about intrusion alarms

 

 

 

 

 

B-Series Commercial Brochure

 

 

 

 

B Series Residential Brochure

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Demo the intrusion alarm app here