Whether you want an IP upgrade for your single line receiver or want to use cutting edge software to process hundreds of signals per second - we have a product and a solution for you. We have client hardware devices that interface with any alarm control panel and transmit signals in any protocol. We have server solutions that interface with any automation system. We have been developing IP Alarm & Video solutions since 2005 and we are at your service.

Our competitors may show you crystal clear images of beautiful babies, children and homes superimposed on the latest high tech cell phones, but their solutions amount to nothing more than glorified Nanny Cams. The requirement for subscribers to log into a web interface or send a text message every time they want to arm or disarm cameras may be a novelty for a month or two, but that will soon wear off and complacency and forgetfulness will take over.

IP Alarms have taken a different approach and aimed the Verified Response Platform squarely at professional Dealers and Monitoring Centers who require seamless integration between IP Cameras and existing alarm panels. If your Customer wants to sit on a beach and use their cell phone to play around with their sprinkler system, then sell them a Nanny Cam. If they want to be free to go about their daily life, safe in the knowledge that images from their cameras will be made available to a highly trained operator within a second of an alarm activation from a professionally installed security system, then the Verified Response Platform is much more appropriate.

Cisco WRP400. Internet & Cellular Monitoring of Alarms & Cameras The Cisco WRP400 is our most advanced "off the shelf" product to date. Its built-in failover allows it to seamlessly switch from wired to wireless networks to provide continuous, uninterrupted dual path service for alarm and camera monitoring. See more detailed information here... Why pay for expensive custom security hardware when the WRP400 has everything you require already built in ? Simply connect a phone cable from your alarm panel into one of the phone jacks on the WRP400 and the custom IP Alarms firmware does all that is required to ensure the reliable transmission of alarm signals to your chosen Monitoring Center. No more additional monitoring charges for cellular backup. No loss of IP Camera event images when your DSL or Cable Internet connection goes down.

The Diginet The Diginet IP Communicator is our most "NAT friendly" hardware product. Its ability to traverse even the most awkward NAT networks without a requirement for port forwarding provides for integration of ANY alarm control panel and the vast majority of IP Cameras. Connection to our GPRS board provides a robust dual path solution with both paths fully supervised. It has 16 digital inputs and outputs, and add-on relay for home automation. Development of version 2 is well under way and includes a GSM modem and Zigbee module on board.

Equipment Manufacturers

If your manufacturing company has a requirement to signal events via IP to a server, then IP Alarms may well be the technical partner for you. Client side integration is very simple and our server solutions are already in place in many Central Monitoring Stations across the world. 2009-2010 will see a rapid increase in the number of Alarm Monitoring Centers supporting our solutions, so if you manufacture an alarm panel or similar product and want to embed our technology into your product, your Customers will have many monitoring providers to choose from.

Modern IP and Cellular Alarm Signalling Solutions

Even trusty old PSTN (POTS) is not immune from network failure and is definitely prone to line cut attacks. The line cut vulnerability has been removed with the supervised connections incorporated by IP and GPRS solutions but it is clear that on their own, even they cannot guarantee 100% network uptime.

A popular dual path solution for cost sensitive applications is the use of the Internet as the primary path and GSM Cellular Voice as the secondary path. The Internet path benefits from network supervision and the GSM path can take over if the primary path fails. Linksys SPA3102 adapters used in conjunction with a GSM dialer have the ability to send signals over the Internet when a panel dials the primary telephone number and over the GSM network when it dials the secondary telephone number.

High security applications demand two independently supervised transmission paths and this is usually achieved by using the Internet as the primary path and GPRS as the secondary path. Both are fully supervised, so even if the primary Internet path fails the system is left with a fully supervised alternative path. The Diginet IP/GPRS is ideally suited to this type of application.

IP Alarms have an ongoing investment in the development of a range of IP, GSM, GPRS and Zigbee solutions for the electronic security and related industries.