Adaptable protection with fewer visible cables
Flexible device positions
Radio-linked sensors reduce the need for cables between each component.
Expandable design
Compatible devices can be added when rooms or security needs change.
Clear starting price
A basic wireless system starts from the stated £650 plus VAT.
Flexible detection with less cable routing
A wireless burglar alarm connects the control equipment, detectors and sounders through long-range radio signals instead of fixed cables between every device. This can reduce disruption in completed interiors and allows useful flexibility when choosing equipment positions. Our wireless systems operate on a class 6 frequency. We survey likely entry routes, room use and radio coverage before deciding where the sensors and controls should go. Wireless equipment can suit homes and other premises where extensive cable runs would be difficult or where the protection may need to grow later.
Start with the protection you need now
A basic wireless system has a stated price of £650 plus VAT. The final specification depends on sensor numbers, property size, alert method and added features, so we provide a project quote after the survey. Compatible wireless devices can be added as the layout or risks change, and the alarm may integrate with other security equipment. We programme communication between the components, test activation and explain routine controls. Batteries remain an important part of the system, so we also explain warning messages and future replacement checks.
Frequently asked questions
What does a basic wireless alarm cost?
The stated starting price is £650 plus VAT for a basic wireless system. Your quote will reflect the number of detectors, controls and added functions needed. We carry out a survey first so the proposed equipment matches the property.
Will wireless sensors work throughout the property?
We assess the layout, likely device positions and radio coverage before installation. Building materials and distance can affect communication, so we test each component as part of commissioning. The system design accounts for the conditions found during the survey.
Can we add more wireless devices later?
Compatible systems can often be expanded with further detectors and other security devices. Available capacity and coverage need checking before additions are made. We can review the existing control equipment and explain suitable options as your requirements change.