Innotec Security, GSA Security, SCSI and SMC have teamed up to secure Ballarat charity, the Kids Foundation, which was targeted by thieves twice in 2 days.
When Kids Foundation staff returned to the office in late October for the first time after months of working from home, they found thieves had stripped the place bare – computers, hard drives, a lawn mower, cameras, coffee machines, a cash tin with money for the Christmas party, even gloves were stolen. As equipment was replaced, thieves struck again, devasting staff and children.
When news of the double break-in was announced on radio station 3AW, the Innotec Security team called in and donated hardware and installed a Hills Reliance R8 alarm panel with multiple Optex 360-degree PIRs. GSA Security donated Dahua turret cameras and a Dahua NVR, SCSI donated a DirectWireless DTU4G/IP alarm communicator, and the SMC control room stepped up with free 24-hour alarm monitoring.
Once everything arrived, the Innotec team drove up to Ballarat from Melbourne on a weekend to install the gear and staff at the Kids Foundation are reportedly delighted with their new system – nice work by all involved.
Article provided by SEN – Security Electronics and Networks reproduced here with permission.
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