Home security for your family and property

Know when a door opens, see who is at the gate and get early warning of smoke. Alzarar helps you choose, install and use the protection your home needs.

Different parts of your home need different kinds of protection

An integrated home security plan brings those parts together: alarms to raise an alert, cameras to see and record activity, fire detection to provide warning, and guarding or boundary protection where needed. You can choose a single service or a combination. We help you understand what each one adds.

When you are sleeping

Selected entrance sensors can stay armed while you move elsewhere in the house. Fire alarms can warn your family of smoke while they may not notice it themselves.

When you are out

An armed alarm can detect entry or movement. Cameras keep a record of covered areas, and connected monitoring gives alarm alerts a person to act on them.

When someone needs help

A panic button gives a family member a way to raise an alert. The monitoring and contact arrangements determine who receives it and what happens next.

Meet the parts of a home alarm system

Small devices look after specific entrances and rooms. Arming the alarm means turning on protection for the areas you choose. Here is what the main components do for you.

Illustration of the two parts of a door and window contact sensor

Door & window contacts

Know when a protected entrance opens.

These small, paired sensors fit to a door or window and its frame. When the two parts separate, they tell the alarm system it has opened. With the alarm armed, that opening can trigger an alert.

Useful for your front door, back door and accessible windows.

Illustration of a wall-mounted indoor motion detector

Motion sensors

Detect movement inside the home.

A motion sensor detects movement in a selected room or passage and signals the alarm when that area is armed. It adds indoor detection beyond the doors and windows. We position sensors around your layout, household routine and pets.

Useful for a hallway or living area when everyone is out.

Illustration of a dedicated panic button for raising a security alert

Panic buttons

Raise an alert when you need help.

If you see an intruder or feel threatened, a panic button lets you deliberately raise an alert. It gives you a simple action to take without waiting for a door or motion sensor to detect something.

A button within reach can be useful near a bed or another regularly occupied area.

Illustration of an alarm hub that receives signals from security detectors

Alarm controls & hub

Bring the detectors into one alarm system.

The hub receives detector signals and manages the alarm. Controls let you arm the system when protection is needed and disarm it when you return. Sirens provide a local warning; connected monitoring adds people to handle alerts.

We show your family how to set the alarm, return home and handle an accidental activation.

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Illustration of a CCTV camera covering a building entrance

CCTV for your gate, driveway and entrances

See who is there and look back at what happened.

Cameras give you a view of the areas they cover and store footage for later review. That can help you check a visitor, follow a delivery or understand an incident while you were out. Remote viewing can also bring those camera views to your phone.

  • Useful views of the places people enter and move around your property.
  • Recordings you can review within the storage period of your system.

We choose camera positions, lighting and recording capacity around what you need to see, and show you how to find footage.

More about CCTV systems
Illustration of a ceiling smoke detector in a residential living room

Fire alarm protection throughout your home

An earlier warning gives your family more time to react.

Smoke detectors look for smoke; heat detectors respond to heat conditions associated with fire. A connected fire alarm system can bring detectors, alarm controls and sounders together so a warning in one part of the house can be heard elsewhere.

  • Detection planned across the home, including its floors and sleeping areas.
  • Warning arrangements that take account of where family members may be, especially at night.

Alzarar plans detector types and locations around the house, installs and tests the system, and explains the checks that keep it working.

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Illustration of electric security wires on insulated supports above a boundary wall

Electric fencing for your boundary

Add a deterrent where someone could try to climb into the property.

An energizer sends short electrical pulses through wires above a suitable boundary wall to discourage contact and climbing. This adds a deterrent at the outside edge of your property, alongside the detection provided by door contacts and indoor sensors.

  • Additional protection for suitable exposed walls and boundary sections.
  • A perimeter measure that complements secure gates, cameras and an alarm.

We assess the wall, gates and nearby access before recommending fencing, then explain its operation and maintenance.

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Illustration of a smart home wall control beside a furnished living room

Home automation for everyday convenience

Make lighting and room controls easier to use.

Turn compatible lights on from a wall control, close motorised curtains or set a routine for the evening. Home automation brings selected everyday controls together, so they fit the way your family uses each room.

  • Convenient lighting and room settings for waking up, coming home or bedtime.
  • Wall controls, schedules and phone control where the selected equipment supports them.

Tell us what you would like to make easier. We check the wiring and devices, recommend suitable controls and demonstrate them after installation.

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Illustration of private security guards supervising a premises gate

Residential guards for visitors and everyday access

A person at the gate can check, guide and report.

A security guard can check visitors and deliveries, supervise entry and carry out premises checks. This brings human judgement to a private home or residential community, alongside the detection and recording provided by equipment.

  • Visitor and delivery checks using your household or community’s instructions.
  • Agreed checks of the premises and a person to report concerns to your designated contact.

Alzarar prepares personnel for the assignment and plans the post and duty hours around your access needs.

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An alarm you do not have to handle alone

With Alzarar’s 24/7 monitoring service, connected alarm alerts reach our monitoring team. That adds a person to the process when you are asleep, away or unable to check an alert yourself.

  1. Step 1

    Your system raises an alert

    A detector or panic button signals through the alarm system and its monitoring connection.

  2. Step 2

    The team checks and contacts

    An operator reviews the available information and contacts you or the people you have nominated.

  3. Step 3

    Your response plan is followed

    The team follows the instructions for your home, including physical response where that service is arranged.

We explain the notifications, connection and response options for your equipment and address before activating monitoring. Cameras, fire alarms and smart controls may use separate systems; integration depends on the equipment selected.

You tell us about your home. We help with the rest.

You do not need a device list or a technical plan. Start with your home, your daily routine and what you would like to feel more confident about.

  1. We walk through your home with you

    A requested site survey helps us understand the entrances, rooms, boundary and equipment you already have.

  2. You get clear recommendations and prices

    We explain the benefit of each recommendation and separate installation costs from ongoing services. You can start with your priorities and add more later.

  3. We install, test and show you how

    After installation, we demonstrate the controls, camera playback and alarm routines included in your system, and explain how to get support.

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Let’s talk about your home

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Questions you may have about home security

I am new to home security. Where should I start?

Start with what you want help with: knowing when someone enters, seeing who is at the gate, fire warning or looking after an empty home. Tell us about your home and we will explain the relevant options. You do not need to choose sensors or work out camera numbers before contacting us.

Do I need an alarm if I already have CCTV?

CCTV helps you see and review activity. An intruder alarm is designed to raise an alert when an armed door, window or indoor area detects something. They can complement each other: an alarm draws attention to an event, while available camera footage may help explain it. We can assess the cameras you already have.

Can the alarm stay on while we sleep?

Yes, with suitable equipment and settings. For example, selected doors and windows can stay armed while family members move in other parts of the house. We will show you the night setting for your system and account for the doors you use and where pets move.

What happens when I press a panic button?

It raises a manual alert through the configured alarm system. For a monitored installation, the monitoring team handles it using your contact and response instructions. We explain who receives the alert and what action follows when setting up the service.

Will I be able to check my cameras or alarm on my phone?

We offer remote viewing and alarm-control options using compatible equipment and a working connection. During the demonstration, we show you the functions included in your system, such as viewing cameras, checking alarm status or receiving notifications. Different systems may use different apps.

What happens during load shedding or an internet outage?

Backup power can keep selected equipment running for a limited time. Alternative communication may also be available for an alarm. We explain the backup included, its expected duration and which functions work without internet for the equipment you choose.

Do smoke detectors prevent a fire?

They provide warning of a possible fire so people can react; they do not prevent ignition or extinguish flames. A home fire alarm should be planned around the whole house and kept in working order, alongside household fire prevention and an escape plan.

Do I have to buy everything at once?

No. We can begin with the areas or concerns that matter most and explain which additions would be useful later. Your quotation separates equipment and installation from any ongoing monitoring, maintenance or guarding charges, so you can choose a scope that fits your budget.

A more confident first step towards home security

Whether you want to protect one entrance or plan security for the whole house, Alzarar can help you understand the choices.