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Proactive Security Connect is Imperial Surveillance’s flagship managed security service. Our proactive plans offer you peace of mind that we are monitoring your physical security infrastructure. Event based alerts for your security cameras, video management systems, DVR’s, NVR’s, and access control systems. (more…)

Many security problems start for homes & businesses when no one is watching. With Imperial Surveillance Security Camera Systems, You can view a Live Feed of your Security Cameras from Anywhere in the World using your – iPhone, Android, iPad, PC, Mac, and More. Services from Imperial Surveillance, Inc. assure monitoring around the clock and from all angles to keep an eye on places you value, even when you are not looking.

Security Cameras and Video Surveillance Systems, known as Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV), consist of a Security Camera, a Digital Video Recorder (DVR), & a Monitor. Imperial Surveillance, Inc. offers a large variety of high-quality equipment to bring you cutting-edge solutions for your home or business in Chicago & surrounding areas.

Burglaries and robberies represent some of the most common crimes in the urban environment. Fortunately, experience shows that alarm systems may significantly decrease the chances of such invasions by deterring intruders and thieves from entering your home or business.

Alarm systems emit a shrill noise in response to a present and immediate danger. Additional advantages of a loud alarm sound include its ability to alert neighbors and passersby, and potentially even frighten intruders from the scene. The sight of an Imperial Alarm Sign on your door alone may be enough to discourage would-be thieves. Highly effective and often easy to use, this electronic security solution is a popular way to provide peace of mind for homeowners and business operators.

All alarms use sensors connected to a control unit via hardwire or wireless link. Sensors commonly detect changes in the environment such as the opening of a window or inside motion. Types of alarm systems range from small, all-in-one noisemakers to sophisticated, multi-zoned systems with color-coded computer outputs. The most basic alarm systems feature elements including a control panel, keypad, siren, indoor motion detector, door and window contacts, and a central monitoring station, if the system is monitored. More sophisticated features that can be added include glass break detectors, panic buttons, pressure mats under carpeting, and alarm screens for windows.

How can people have freedom to come and go without compromising the security of an area? Access Control answers this question by letting you determine who can enter and exit an area, and what level of access they will have inside.

Advanced access control systems like keypad alarm systems and Fingerprint readers bring many advantages over traditional locks and keys. These newer systems allow a manager to lock and unlock doors automatically, and to track and document which individuals went where, and when. That information is highly valuable if the need arises to review and investigate a security incident.

Access control systems (ACS) can be integrated into a comprehensive security plan that involves aspects of physical layout like heating and cooling systems, electronic locks, closed circuit television, and security surveillance.

While Access Control provides peace of mind to business owners, due to their sophistication, these systems are more often used in government installations and high-profile commercial targets such as banks, hotels and some apartment complexes. Laboratory and testing areas that store sensitive items like radioactive materials and other top-secret devices use access control systems, including remote access control and thumb print readers. Businesses that work with sensitive government contracts also generally are required to have these systems in place.

Imperial Surveillance, Inc. offers state-of-the-art access control systems and components including turnstiles, keypad alarm systems, biometrics, and card access. Which system you choose depends on what the purpose will be.