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Guard Patrol Products
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Guard Patrol Products
Guard Patrol Products is one of the UKs leading
providers of high-tech guard patrol systems,
security guards equipment, tracking software,
devices, security guard supplies, security
officer equipment supply. Our security patrol
monitoring system and the device can be used to
keep track of where your staff are and monitor
that duties are being carried out correctly. This
ensures that rounds are completed efficiently and
eliminates the need for cumbersome time-sheets
and paper-trails.
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Our Products
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Our Products
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Body Worn Camera
The EH-15 body worn cameras offers full 1080p HD
video recording, a 140 degree wide angle lens for
capturing more footage, 64 GB of internal memory,
over 10 hour record time, auto night vision, a
pre-record, post recording function and much more.
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Features of Body Worn Camera
10 hours recording 7 hours recording with a single charge 64GB built-in memory.
IP67 rated. Charging dock Night vision IR diodes
Built-in LED lights Red laser in front of the unit for tagging. HDMI output
Audio record button 2.5" LCD Display Auto night vision
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Active Track
ACTIVE TRACK The real-time guard monitoring
system, is a handheld easy to use device designed
for two-way voice communications, GPS tracking,
lone worker protection, and proof of presence
reporting, with all events and alarms monitored
in real-time via a cloud-based web portal called
ACTIVE VIEW which is available 24 hours a day 7
days a week.
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Features of Active Track
Live GPS Tracking 2.. Lone Worker Protection
3. Proof of Presence Reporting 4. Supported by Active View
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Fire Warden System
Our Fire Warden Patrol Monitoring System is
designed for Fire Watch, Fire equipment checking,
and Fire Patrol reporting especially for Hotels
and Apartment blocks.
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Features of Fire Warden System

• Regularly checking that fire exits and escape
  routes are not blocked. This includes opening
  fire doors to make sure there are no obstructions
  outside.
• Checking that the fire extinguishers havent been
  moved and that their servicing is up to date.
• Making sure nothing is covering any emergency
  exit break glass or fire alarm call point.
• Guarding against the accumulation of rubbish. A
  combustible fire risk.
• Regularly checking that emergency lighting is
  working (inside and outside the building).
• Checking fire and disaster alarms weekly.
• Carrying out periodic inspections to ensure that
  all parts of the premises are safe.
• Before locking up at night, make sure that there
  are no obvious dangers left behind and that no
  combustible material is lying around and all
  doors and windows are securely fastened.

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Our Happy Clients
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