The composition of security surveillance systems includes building intercom systems, video surveillance systems, monitoring alarm systems, privacy protection systems, and emergency handling control systems.
Building intercom systems enable communication between visitors and residents, allowing residents to remotely open security doors. Visitors can call residents through the intercom master unit at each unit’s entrance, and only with the resident’s consent can they enter the building, thereby restricting unauthorized personnel from entering.
Video surveillance systems achieve dual functions of monitoring and communication through recording, playback, alarm, monitoring strategy formulation, and emergency command of remote monitoring targets.
Monitoring alarm systems integrate sensors (door magnets, infrared displacement, various detectors, emergency help buttons) with cameras. Whenever there is movement, the camera automatically aims at the area that triggers the alarm and sends related videos, photos, and other information to mobile phones and computers.
Privacy protection systems utilize a P2P network transmission model in the new generation of home security systems, ensuring that all video data does not pass through servers, thus safeguarding user privacy. Both the mobile client and video gateway have passwords that only the user knows and can change.
Emergency handling control systems allow users to view any surveillance scenes at home via mobile phone or computer, receive images and videos of intrusions and emergencies, and control security systems and smart home appliances. Surveillance recording, theft alarms, and smart home functions can all be completed independently on a mobile phone.
Home security applications include anti-tampering alarms that emit a strong alarm when there is an abnormal opening or external force destruction, or when the door lock slightly deviates from the door, attracting attention and effectively preventing illegal actions by thieves, similar to car alarms.
Smart unlocking for smart homes can be achieved with fingerprint or password door locks, allowing door opening with just a fingerprint or password, eliminating the worries of forgetting or losing keys. Additionally, when not at home, temporary passwords can be shared with friends and family, allowing them to enter your home using the temporary password.
Smart peepholes come with a human motion detection sensor that automatically records video when someone lingers at the door and pushes notifications to the mobile app, serving as the first intelligent threshold for home safety prevention.
Door and window tamper sensors monitor the opening and closing status of doors and windows based on the strength of the magnetic field of the built-in magnets, supporting reminders for opening and closing doors and windows, as well as real-time status feedback. When doors and windows are opened in an unusual manner, the system automatically sends an alarm to the user’s mobile phone, ensuring home safety.
Fire alarms are mainly used for home fire and explosion prevention, with common devices including smoke detectors and gas leak detectors that emit alarms when smoke or combustible gases reach a certain concentration and send related information to the mobile app, preventing incidents in a timely manner rather than informing users after the fact.
Our smart security system offers real-time detection of leaks, water immersion, and seepage. It integrates with intelligent water valves to automatically close the main valve, preventing secondary water disasters.
Water immersion sensors can be installed on balconies to detect rainwater backflow and push window actuators to close windows, while also sending local and remote notifications.
Emergency help buttons are designed for specific groups, with buttons installed in frequently used areas such as bedsides and bathrooms. In case of an emergency, parents can simply press the button at hand, and users will receive help requests on the relevant app, while also triggering the camera to start live broadcasting.
