Securing REX detectors is critically important when it comes to designing access control systems to ensure the integrity of a high security space. Sequential logic can be implemented to enhance the security of these detectors.

By employing...

Looking for the best intrusion detector available in the market within your budget? Look no further than this concise one-page guide. Keep this handy reference guide on your desk or computer for quick and easy access to the perfect intrusion...

The new CONETTIX B6800-SR Central Station Software Receiver is a “software only” solution for receiving alarm messages from control panels and passing them on to other manufacturers' Automation Software for the management of alarm message...

Unified monitoring of intrusion, video, and access control

Integrate your intrusion alarm system into your overall security operations using a unified platform to protect your assets and resources.

In this session, Tom Mechler pulls the curtain back on how Bosch motion detectors are engineered, designed, and tested. Proper detection is not only about detecting intrusion, but also ignoring objects that don't qualify as an intruder. To do...

If you wonder why people in the security industry standardize on Bosch motion detectors, request to exit (REX) detectors, and G/B Series alarm panels, listen to what Bosch Security and Safety Systems' Tom Mechler has to say in this video interview...

Did you know that proper placement of your intrusion detectors has an important impact on performance? In this video you will learn some key “do’s and don’ts” when installing Bosch intrusion detectors. Watch here >>

AT&T has announced that they will sunset their 3G network in the US on February 22, 2022. If you have Bosch B443 cellular modules that are using the AT&T network, you will need to replace these modules before this deadline because they will stop...

In the past, intrusion detection alarm panels were programmed by entering hexadecimal codes into keypads. This was practical because the alarm panel was limited to a small number of features and you could only choose from a small number of responses.

When designing an intrusion detection system, you want to cover all points of potential penetration. By that, we mean you want to identify every opening in the structure and give the alarm panel some way of determining when a person has used that...