Disrupt intrusion as soon as it is detected
Rapid visual obscuration
Security fog can fill a planned commercial area within seconds.
Stock concealed
Dense fog blocks the view of valuable goods and equipment.
Recorded activity
CCTV can capture key areas while the alarm follows its response path.
An immediate barrier around valuable stock
Commercial premises holding portable goods or equipment can face a fast-moving intrusion. In Soho, we combine alarms, CCTV and smoke-screen equipment so detection, recording and physical disruption happen as parts of one plan. Under the configured alarm conditions, the fog cannon can fill a large protected space within seconds. Dense synthetic fog conceals stock and restricts an intruder's view, while cameras capture the selected areas. We assess room volume, stock position and likely entry routes before recommending the unit or its discharge coverage.
Safe positions and activation rules agreed first
A smoke-screen system needs careful planning around staff, customers and authorised users. We survey the Soho premises to determine equipment position, alarm triggers and camera views. We also discuss delivery access, suitable testing arrangements and the process users should follow after activation. Once the design is agreed, we install and commission the connected equipment, test the control logic and provide clear operating instructions. Maintenance can then cover the alarm, CCTV and fog system as an integrated package.
Frequently asked questions
How quickly can the smoke screen fill a large space?
The stated equipment can activate and fill large commercial spaces within seconds. Actual coverage depends on room volume, unit position and the designed discharge. We survey and calculate the protected area rather than assuming one unit suits every room.
How does security fog work with CCTV?
The alarm can trigger the agreed fog response while CCTV records selected views. Camera usefulness depends on position and the timing of the discharge, so we plan both systems together. We explain the intended sequence during the design stage.
What do staff need to know about the system?
Authorised users need clear setting, activation and reset procedures. We explain the alarm logic, access restrictions and what to do after a discharge. The handover also covers how to report faults and when technical support should be contacted.
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