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E.A.S.S. European Alarm & Security Systems
We offer a mix of “ hard wired” & radio devices including contacts/ Dual Tech PIRs ( Passive Infra Red with combined movement detectors )/ Break Glass Detectors/ Vipers ( shock detectors) / Perimeter Beams / Panic Attack Buttons/ Smoke Detectors Etc ALSO KNOCKOUT GAS DETECTORS, POOL ALARMS & Small Safes
Our signaling equipment can be sirens ( with strobes on outside) /Speech Dialers ( that can send different messages to several phones or mobiles / Digital Communicators ( with GSM “ mobile phone type” back-up, if required) that send signals if the alarm is On/ Off/ Telephone Line Test/ Power Failure/ Alarm/ Personal Attack/ FireFree site survey. History: We came to France in 1994 and formed EASS six years later.
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