The ability to remotely monitor premises that have CCTV installed to identify fire and security risks is not new. This concept involves a third-party provider monitoring for triggered signals from intruder alarms, sensors, and cameras. These signals go to an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) which notifies operatives that an incident has occurred and an appropriate response is put into action.
However, advances in mobile phone apps and other technologies now mean the performance and benefits that can be delivered from using remote monitoring solutions are far more wide-ranging.
A system called CLSS from Honeywell is proving to be particularly beneficial when it comes to the early identification of problems and maintenance of fire alarm systems.
What is CLSS?
CLSS from Honeywell – stands for Connected Life Safety Services, and is an innovative, all-in-one cloud platform that enables systems integrators like Tecserv UK, system owners and in-house facilities managers to pre-empt and solve problems more quickly, be more confident about compliance, and operate efficient and effective systems.
By harnessing the power of data CLSS delivers the connectivity and intelligence needed for secure, compliant and more efficient fire system management.
CLSS connects every system in multiple buildings or locations, and each panel and device to deliver real-time data on its performance which can be accessed via a range of desktop and mobile devices. This delivers a more efficient, safer and compliant fire alarm system management so that you have confidence that your system is performing at its best.
What are the key benefits of CLSS?
With CLSS not only will your facility be safer and compliant, but as your service provider, Tecserv UK will be able to work more effectively, require less of your time and less disruption to production schedules.
CLSS is only available through accredited systems integrators like Tecserv UK. If you would like more information please get in touch.
Mick has over 30 years experience working within the Fire and Security industry. Starting as an installation engineer and quickly progressing into both operational and sales management roles.