An apartment security system can help deter criminal activity like theft, vandalism, trespassing, and drug deals at your residential site. Common areas such as lobbies, business centers, and fitness areas have expensive assets that may need extra protection.
Watch the Video: Apartment Clubhouse Trespassers Surprised by Speaker Warning
The apartment security system video showed a group of people inside an upscale apartment complex lobby after hours. A security operator activated an on-site speaker warning, which surprised the visitors, who then exited the lobby.
ECAM’s apartment security system includes various indoor and outdoor security cameras, speakers, and NVRs.
How can an apartment security system benefit your residential property?
Apartment security system operators can watch your property 24 hours a day, seven days a week. They have the added benefit of video analytics, which can detect suspicious motion without on-site triggers or sensors. Pre-defined parameters can adapt to changing environmental factors and can be set to disregard low security threats like a bag blowing in the wind. If an activity registers outside of the pre-set parameters, it immediately notifies the security operators who can then examine the video to determine if there is suspicious activity occurring.
In addition to protecting indoor and outdoor assets, an apartment security system can protect residents. This, in turn, safeguards residential property managers from liability. A multifamily apartment complex has an obligation to help deter and prevent injuries on its property. Surveillance video can prove if the landlord took all necessary safety precautions.
This residential security solution is a more affordable option, compared to a security guard service. On-site security guards at your multifamily apartment complex can cause additional risk to your property’s residents and reputation.
A Chicago apartment management company and a third-party security company were served with nearly 30 lawsuits for excessive force and illegal search and seizures.
A news report said armed security guards patrolled a multifamily apartment complex with guard dogs, hand guns, trailers. and military-style assault rifles. One resident claimed the security guard company’s excessive actions landed him in the hospital.
He said he was pulled from the passenger seat of a vehicle, handcuffed to a pole, and charged at by a guard dog.
Help protect your multifamily residential property with live remote video surveillance.
The apartment security system video showed a group of people inside an upscale apartment complex lobby after hours. A security operator activated an on-site speaker warning, which surprised the visitors, who then exited the lobby.
ECAM’s apartment security system includes various indoor and outdoor security cameras, speakers, and NVRs.
How can an apartment security system benefit your residential property?
Apartment security system operators can watch your property 24 hours a day, seven days a week. They have the added benefit of video analytics, which can detect suspicious motion without on-site triggers or sensors. Pre-defined parameters can adapt to changing environmental factors and can be set to disregard low security threats like a bag blowing in the wind. If an activity registers outside of the pre-set parameters, it immediately notifies the security operators who can then examine the video to determine if there is suspicious activity occurring.
In addition to protecting indoor and outdoor assets, an apartment security system can protect residents. This, in turn, safeguards residential property managers from liability. A multifamily apartment complex has an obligation to help deter and prevent injuries on its property. Surveillance video can prove if the landlord took all necessary safety precautions.
This residential security solution is a more affordable option, compared to a security guard service. On-site security guards at your multifamily apartment complex can cause additional risk to your property’s residents and reputation.
A Chicago apartment management company and a third-party security company were served with nearly 30 lawsuits for excessive force and illegal search and seizures.
A news report said armed security guards patrolled a multifamily apartment complex with guard dogs, hand guns, trailers. and military-style assault rifles. One resident claimed the security guard company’s excessive actions landed him in the hospital.
He said he was pulled from the passenger seat of a vehicle, handcuffed to a pole, and charged at by a guard dog.
Help protect your multifamily residential property with live remote video surveillance.
