Latin America. The migration of alarm systems with telephone transmission to IP, GPRS and 3G communication is a reality.
The Solutec Group is a supplier of digital alarm transmission systems such as universal IP, GPRS and 3G transmitters
Alarm systems have used for years the analog telephone line as a means of communication for the transmission of events to the monitoring centers, there, are the telephone receivers who are responsible for receiving a signal and delivering it to a monitoring software.
That has been the dynamic, however, technology has advanced and the security industry has had to adapt and offer more and more, solutions and products according to these new systems and new ways of communication.
It should also be noted that conventional telephone lines are a channel susceptible to failures and intentional cuts, which has made them a vulnerable and even insecure means of communication.
It is therefore necessary to transition from these conventional lines to alternative media such as IP/3G/GPRS transmission.
"In the dynamics of the security business, the change from technologies such as analog to other media should not be seen as a replacement, but as a natural change that occurred in the market due to the incursion of new technologies that seek to guarantee greater security, stability and support," says Jhon Betancur, service director of the Solutec Group.
Betancur also explains the possibilities offered by the Solutec Group, which has a wide portfolio of solutions for the transmission of events of alarm systems, which use IP, 3G, GPRS technologies and are compatible with any alarm system that handles the CID and / or SIA protocols.
Among other features of these solutions stands out the ability they have to configure and remotely manage the equipment, they also have control mechanisms called watchdog, which guarantee that the equipment always try and guarantee the connection to the IP network, GSM, GPRS automatically and without the need to perform manual restarts.
Another important factor for the gradual disappearance of conventional telephone lines is that the new digital lines have different formats and protocols, with which traditional alarm systems are not compatible, this has in turn accelerated this fading.
"The need to look for alternative solutions that guaranteed greater security, reliability, support was then opened in the market and thus, new technologies such as GPRS began to be implemented, which little by little began to take greater boom in the market, demolishing the myth "wireless transmission is not secure and is unstable. Then new technologies such as IP, 3G, 4G have been arriving which have allowed the evolution of new hardware, which has led to multiple options for the transmission of events of alarm systems, "says the service director of the Solutec Group.
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