Intrusion detection built for large, integrated sites
We design, install, and support Radionix intrusion systems built on the G Series control panels (formerly Bosch) for large, multi-building deployments, integrated with Genetec Security Center so arming, alarms, video verification, and passcodes are managed in one operating picture.
Radionix, Genetec and Security Center are trademarks of their respective owners. We design and support solutions built on their platforms as part of a broader security environment.
Intrusion alarms your operators can verify, act on, and audit
Intrusion detection earns its keep when every alarm arrives with context: which area, which point, the nearest cameras, and the next step in the playbook.
The G Series is built for large deployments: the top-end panel supports up to 599 points and 32 areas, so a single panel can cover several buildings with separate perimeter and interior arming.
With the Genetec integration, panels, areas, and zones appear in Security Center: operators arm and disarm, see alarms with linked video, and run reports from the same console they use for video and access control.
From panel alarms to a coordinated operating response
We treat intrusion as part of an end-to-end incident path: detect, verify, route, respond, document.
Video verification
Cameras are linked to intrusion zones so operators see live and recorded video with the alarm and verify before dispatch.
Arming that follows the building
Areas arm and disarm on schedules, from the Security Center console, or automatically in response to events, so nobody has to walk to a keypad.
Passcodes managed with credentials
Alarm system passcodes are tied to cardholders in Security Center, so adding, changing, and revoking access covers the intrusion system too.
Built for scale
Large panels with many areas, and remote sites federated back to a central Security Center, so one team can monitor the whole portfolio.
Make intrusion events drive cameras, doors, and incident workflows
Radionix panels integrate with Genetec Security Center, so intrusion events trigger the same view your team trusts: maps, cameras, access control actions, and incident routing.
The focus is speed and consistency. Operators see the same event structure every time, responders get the same escalation path, and leadership gets defensible after-action reporting.
Design details that reduce noise and increase trust
We validate every point, area, and integration path before the system goes live.
Area and point design
Areas, entry and exit delays, and point types designed around how each building is actually used after hours.
Evidence & reporting
Bookmarks, snapshots, timelines, and reporting patterns designed for after-action review, compliance, and leadership updates.
Health monitoring
Panel communications, trouble conditions, battery, and integration health monitored so failures are visible immediately, not discovered after an incident.
Playbooks + SOP alignment
Operator steps, escalation tiers, and notification targets aligned to real policies and response partners.
Intrusion design that fits buildings, campuses, and large sites
We plan intrusion alongside cameras, doors, and perimeters so areas match real spaces and event actions match real response.
That includes floor-level and site-level drawings, device placement intent, and the network and power assumptions needed for reliable performance.
Testing, tuning, and lifecycle support so performance does not drift
Intrusion systems are not "set it and forget it." Buildings, schedules, and people change. We keep the system aligned through ongoing support, documentation, and operational ownership.
Documentation updates for playbooks, roles, and reporting
Periodic validation drills and escalation testing
Routine health checks for panels, points, communications, and integrations
Upgrade planning so firmware and software changes do not break response
A deployment path designed for speed, trust, and operational adoption
A predictable path from discovery to delivery, with clear checkpoints at every stage.