With little or no programming required, the BoldGuard aims to provide immediate protection to councils, housing trusts and even yacht owners.
In the event of an alarm the BoldGuard will send text messages or contact ID over the GSM network. Its onboard battery lasts up to 30 days and larger, external batteries can be added if required.
Bold say the standard BoldGuard package comes with a range of wireless detection devices and a total of 32 detection devices, including heat sensors, outdoor PIRs and window contacts can be integrated with one unit.
Bold’s Managing Director Brian Kelly said, “The BoldGuard’s simplicity is making it a very attractive option for quickly protecting sites without a phone line or mains power.”
