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Course information:
This is one course to do, whether you are an electrician or an absolute beginner, it does not matter. The course will start from scratch and make you a confident alarm installer. We have produced more than 100 alarm installers in a very short period, so why not join us and become a qualified alarm installer?
This short course is intensive, but the atmosphere is relaxed and enjoyable which creates a good learning environment. If you have a particular project in mind our instructors will be more than happy to discuss this with you.
Practical Intruder Alarm Training Course is set out to enable you to learn the skills of Alarm design, installation, configuration, commissioning, and maintenance
It has been specifically designed for people with little or no experience who are looking to gain practical experience in installing intruder alarm systems. The course is suitable for anyone wishing to provide a dedicated service, electricians looking to expand on their current service provider or simply individuals who want to learn how to install their own security system. The aim of the “hands-on” practical course is to provide a full understanding of security alarm installation and associated terminology, as well as good practices for installing and servicing intruder alarm systems.
The course covers everything from the different system types available, through the design process, installation, testing, commissioning, and fault finding of your system.
A: GSM-Controlled Certified Burglar & Intruder Alarm Installation
Here, you will learn how to install burglar alarms in a simple way. Whether you are an electrician or an absolute beginner, it does not matter.
We will start from scratch and make you a confident burglar alarm installer.
B: Intruder Alarm Repair and Maintenance
Faulty and non-maintained intruder and hold-up alarm systems will lead to significant additional demands of police attendance which may result in that response being withdrawn. In this course, we will cover the most common causes of false alarms and what can be done to identify and rectify the problems.
