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Platinum Protection can provide expertise and advice on the design, implementation, and maintenance of physical security systems and measures to protect assets, people, and facilities. Our Services can include:
Security system design and implementation
Physical security risk management
Threat and vulnerability assessments
RFP and Project Management
Emergency response planning
Physical security training and education
Physical security audits and evaluations
Access control and surveillance systems
Physical security policy development
Integration of physical and cyber security systems
From complete installation of fire alarm systems to service calls, we provide 24/7 service and support to most major fire alarm products and systems. Our test and inspection services keep fire alarm systems functioning at their peak performance, allowing for identification and replacement of any damaged devices prior to a real alarm. The products we install are among the best in the industry, providing clients with reliable service throughout the life of the system.
Installing a new fire alarm system is an important step in ensuring the safety of a building and its occupants. There are several things to consider when planning a new fire alarm system installation:
Determine the type of fire alarm system needed: There are several types of fire alarm systems, including addressable systems, which allow individual devices to be identified and located within the system, and conventional systems, which use simpler, less expensive devices.
Identify the required coverage: Fire alarm systems should be installed in all areas of the building, including bedrooms, kitchens, hallways, and common areas. The coverage should also extend to any attached garages or sheds.
Select the appropriate devices: There are a variety of fire alarm devices available, including smoke detectors, heat detectors, and manual pull stations. It is important to select the appropriate devices for the specific needs of the building and its occupants.
Plan the layout and placement of devices: The layout and placement of fire alarm devices are critical to the effectiveness of the system. Devices should be placed at the appropriate heights and locations to ensure optimal coverage and functionality.
Consider any additional features or technologies: There are several additional features and technologies that can be incorporated into a fire alarm system, such as voice evacuation systems, remote monitoring, and integration with other building systems.
It is important to work with a qualified and experienced fire alarm contractor to ensure that the system is properly designed, installed, and maintained.
Our state-of-the-art video surveillance solutions are designed to provide maximum Return on Investment (ROI). Whether deploying a small system to help reduce theft or an enterprise-class solution of thousands of cameras to improve safety throughout an entire city, our approach is the same—carefully match today’s most innovative and proven technologies with our client’s unique needs.
Thanks to our unique know-how, Platinum Protection has an innovative range of vehicle access services to optimize parking lot security and vehicle monitoring. Our solutions can easily be used for access control or fleet management and parking applications.
Gate access control systems are designed to control access to a specific area, such as a gated community, parking lot, or industrial facility. These systems typically use a combination of technologies, such as card readers, keypads, and biometric scanners, to verify the identity of individuals seeking access.
There are several factors to consider when selecting a gate access control system:
Type of gate: The type of gate and its intended use will determine the appropriate access control technology. For example, a sliding gate may require a different system than a swinging gate.
Level of security: The level of security needed will impact the type and number of access control devices required. Higher security facilities may require more advanced technologies, such as biometric scanners, while lower security facilities may be able to use simpler technologies, such as card readers or keypads.
Integration with other systems: The gate access control system may need to be integrated with other building systems, such as security cameras or alarm systems.
Budget: The budget available for the system will impact the features and technologies that can be included in the system.
Maintenance and support: The system should include ongoing maintenance and support to ensure that it is operating effectively.
It may be helpful to consult with a security expert or vendor to determine the best system for your specific needs.
There are several factors to consider when selecting new door frames and hardware for a building:
Door material: Door frames and hardware should be compatible with the material of the door. Common door materials include wood, metal, and fiberglass.
Door size: Door frames and hardware should be sized appropriately for the door. It is important to measure the door and surrounding opening carefully to ensure a proper fit.
Door usage: The type of door and its intended use should be considered when selecting hardware. For example, a heavy, exterior door may require different hardware than a lightweight, interior door.
Security needs: The security needs of the building and the door should be considered when selecting hardware. This may include lock types, such as deadbolts or electronic locks, and additional security measures, such as strike plates and hinges.
Aesthetics: The door frames and hardware should be aesthetically pleasing and in keeping with the overall design of the building.
It may be helpful to consult with a door frame and hardware consultant at Platinum to determine the best door frames and hardware for your specific needs.
Hard wired to wireless solutions, Platinum has the technological skills to provide a reliable network infrastructure. We have trained cable and fiber optics technicians and the certification tools to guarantee installations. Ask today about our specialized wired and wireless solutions.
Telecommunications (tel) and data wiring refers to the cables and wires used to transmit voice, data, and other information between devices and systems in a building or facility. There are several types of cables and wiring commonly used for tel/data systems, including:
Copper cables: Copper cables, such as twisted pair or coaxial cables, are commonly used for tel/data wiring due to their high conductivity and reliability.
Fiber optic cables: Fiber optic cables are made of thin strands of glass or plastic and are used to transmit data over long distances at high speeds. These cables are suitable for high-bandwidth applications and are resistant to interference.
Wireless systems: Wireless systems use radio waves or infrared signals to transmit data between devices. These systems are useful in situations where it is difficult or impractical to install cables, but they may be less reliable and have lower data transfer speeds than wired systems.
There are several factors to consider when selecting tel/data wiring for a building or facility, including the type and amount of data to be transmitted, the distance between devices, and the potential for interference or other disruptions. It may be helpful to consult with a tel/data specialist or vendor to determine the best wiring solution for your specific needs.
Platinum Protection System has installed intrusion detection systems at over 300 financial and bank locations throughout New England. We install and service every major brand of alarm systems including DSC, Honeywell, Bosch, DMP and Gemini. Contact our solutions team to reduce your monthly monitoring costs by switching your alarm system monitoring to Platinum Protection Systems.
A commercial alarm system is a security system designed to protect a commercial building, such as an office, retail store, or warehouse. These systems typically include a combination of sensors, such as motion detectors and door and window sensors, and may also include additional features such as surveillance cameras, access control systems, and fire alarm systems.
There are several factors to consider when selecting a commercial alarm system:
Size and layout of the building: The size and layout of the building will determine the number and type of sensors and other devices needed to provide adequate coverage.
Security needs: The specific security needs of the building should be considered when selecting a system. This may include protection against burglaries, fires, or other hazards.
Budget: The budget available for the system will impact the features and technologies that can be included in the system.
Integration with other systems: The system may need to be integrated with other building systems, such as access control or fire alarm systems.
Maintenance and support: The system should include ongoing maintenance and support to ensure that it is operating effectively.
It may be helpful to consult with a security expert or vendor to determine the best system for your specific needs.
