Category "Alarm"

Revolutionize Your Outdoor Security: Introducing Alarm.com’s Autonomous Surveillance Drone

by Security Consultant Pros
Alarm Video

Sunflower Labs The Bee Surveillence Drone Camera

Imagine a world where your property is protected 24/7 by an ever-vigilant eye in the sky. That future is now a reality. Thanks to the Alarm.com Surveillance Drone Solution!

Quick response:

Faster than any guard, the drone goes from standby to airborne in under five seconds. Automate flight response when events occur around a business or property.

Cover more ground:

The drone can cover any part of a 4-acre area in under 30 seconds and a 10-acre area in under 90 seconds.

Force multiplier:

Per hour operating costs are substantially lower than the cost of traditional guard service.

Unique synergy:

Trigger drone flights from Alarm.com's robust ecosystem of powerful video cameras and intrusion sensors, as well as long-range sensors such as Flex IO'™.

RVM Services:

Pair the drone with Alarm.com's Remote Video Monitoring Services for turnkey 24/7 professional monitoring and response.

Check out our page: Drone Surveillance for more information!

Ready to elevate your security? Schedule for a free assessment today and see how our surveillance drone can transform your property protection.

Installing Security Cameras in Texas Requires State License

by Security Consultant Pros
Alarm

Security Consultant Pros and its installers are licensed by the Texas Department of Public Safety Private Security Bureau to install alarms, cameras and access control (License B18260). Many individuals aren’t aware that it is a Texas state law that requires alarm companies to have a “B” license to install cameras (which the State of Texas considers an alarm) or the company in violation faces up to a $10k fine per occurrence and the person hiring them can face up to a $10k fine per occurrence for hiring an unlicensed company to install security cameras (this doesn’t apply to installing your own cameras which is allowed). The state of Texas requires all camera installers to get licensed and insured with a background check to do their job and to include the company B license on all of their advertising. It’s under Texas Occupation code 1702.002 and you can check an individual or company’s license at https://tops.portal.texas.gov/psp-self-service/search/index