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Hikvision introduces the latest intruder alarm systems the AXHub - asmag.com Part of the Hikvision AX-Series, the brand-new wireless system stylishly caters for any residential and small commercial applications by seamlessly connecting security and video on one-platform.

Hikvision AXHub wireless alarm system integrates intruder detection and video all accessible via app, email and push notifications. Integrate your home security with home AI.

Hikvision introduces the latest innovation in intruder alarm systems - the AXHub The AXHub integrates video and intrusion system in one platform

Hikvision AXhub wireless alarm system brings artificial intelligence to your home at an affordable price. Kits start at R3999.00
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Hikvision Wireless Alarm System – Your total one-platform solution Hikvision wireless alarm products with stylish design deliver reliable intrusion protection and video verification. Press release of the AXHub: https://www.h...

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Wishing everyone a happy and prosperous new year.

Please be vigilant everyone!!! Have a safe festive season.

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Home invasions are on the rise. Please be vigilant this festive season!

Home invasions: Areas in South Africa most at risk We've put together a list of the places most affected by residential robberies - or 'home invasions' - based on the official SA crime stats.

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Tips for securing your home Choosing the correct domestic security can be a mine field, due to the vast amount of information and products available. Your main goal should be protecting your family and assets, ultimately you want to stop criminals before they get to your house. We recommend a layered approach to security

Don’t rely on an electric fence as the sole deterrent...

How criminals really get through electric fences – and what you can do about it Many people believe criminals climb over electric fences, which is why they build high walls with electric fences on the top. This is mostly incorrect.

The appeal of living on your own land far from neighbours and the hustle and bustle of the city sounds like a dream for some but living in a remote area does come with some cons.

The South African Police Service has provided some basic security precautions to ensure your safety in remote areas:

Ensure you have some sort of early warning system, prevention is always a priority.

Get to know your neighbours and maintain a good relationship with them.

Know your security services and community-based crime prevention initiatives in your area and have their contact details in case of an emergency.

Store contact details of the security companies, community-based watch groups, community groups, emergency services and the police station so that they are available at all times.

Become an active member of the community, be part of the crime prevention programmes initiated by the community and by your local police .

Develop a relationship with all role-players involved, so you know who to contact in case of an emergency.

Become involved in the existing neighbourhood watch, or if there is no neighbourhood watch in your area, consider starting one.

Consider attending the police’s simulation exercises to test the effectiveness of the response to incidents.

Inform your neighbours, local police and the community-based watch groups of any suspicious behaviour and activities in your area.

Lock all your doors at all times and ensure that windows are closed when you not at home
If needed, keep a register with the details of all persons on the premises, including workers. Do not allow unnecessary access to the premises.

Clear your premises of bushes and all possible hiding places. Lock away all tools and implements after they have been used.

Be vigilant and ensure that all persons on the premises, including workers and visitors, are also vigilant and know what to do in case of suspicious behaviour and/or an emergency.

Do not react blindly to any suspicious activities, especially not at night.

Do not keep large sums of money and/or valuables on the premises.

Ensure that additional safety measures have been implemented if you are selling any products from the premises.