Video · Access · Alarms · Fire — one system
Northgate Security Systems
CCTV, access control, intrusion alarms, and fire safety — installed and monitored as one system.
One system
Four systems. One panel.
Cameras, doors, alarms, and fire detection installed to share one control panel and one monitoring line — not four separate vendors to coordinate.
Video surveillance
Camera coverage tied into one live view, on-site or remote.
- 4K and low-light camera options
- Remote viewing from a phone or laptop
- Motion-based alerts, not constant footage review
- 30–90 day cloud or on-site storage
Access control
Who can open which door, and a record of who did.
- Key fob, code pad, or mobile credential entry
- Per-door, per-person permissions
- Entry log for every door on the system
- Instant lockout for a lost credential
Intrusion alarms
Perimeter and interior sensors, monitored continuously.
- Door, window, and motion sensors
- Silent or audible alarm modes
- Direct dispatch through the monitoring line
- Battery backup if power is cut
Fire safety
Detection and alerting integrated with the rest of the system.
- Smoke and heat detection
- Monitored alerting, not just a local siren
- Inspection and testing on schedule
- Shares the same panel as the other three systems
Why it matters
A number you can call, and a time we commit to.
About
One point of contact for the whole system.
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What clients say
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Yes — the same four systems (cameras, access control, alarms, fire safety) apply to a warehouse, a retail unit, an office, or a home. What changes is scale and which pieces you need, which the free assessment covers.
No. Most clients start with one or two — cameras and alarms are the most common starting point — and add the rest later. Everything is built to sit on one panel from the start, so adding a piece later doesn't mean replacing what's already installed.
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Contact
Get a free on-site assessment.
Avg. response time: under 2 hours. No obligation — a technician looks at the site, asks what you actually need, and quotes based on that instead of a generic package.
4400 Northgate Industrial Way
Your City AB1 2CD
| Mon – Fri | 07:00 – 18:00 |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 09:00 – 14:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monitoring line | 24/7 |
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