We're Number one in the area for a reason...
Amity Alarm & Security has been a leader in Brattleboro, Keene and the surrounding area, installing commercial and home camera systems that allow you to view them remotely from any broadband internet connected computer, tablet or smart phone. With today's technology, 1080P, 4Mp and 4K video has been around for a while! You no longer need those bulky housings with the camera inside. We can give you images to help you "identify" rather than just "observe"!
Amity Alarm & Security performs free site surveys, performing an in depth walk through, to establish a solution that best fits your needs, keeping your budget in mind. We offer intrusion elements to prevent and report burglary, as well as components watching your property for fire, low temperature, carbon monoxide and water ingress.
Our Home Automation allows you to control all your home's systems such as lighting, heating, camera and alarm systems locally or remotely. Do all of this with your Smart Phone, P.C. or Tablet!
Are you having a hard time with outdoor security?
A Note About Outdoor Cameras
In reality, outdoor cameras are always a good bet. Let Amity Alarm & Security create a custom solution. There several ways we can help you catch the "bad guy" or keep him from taking one more step on your property before deciding it is best to leave...and leave immediately!
Amity Alarm & Security can install a Security Camera or Camera System and with the use of programmable intrusion zones or a virtual "trip wire", help you know when someone has entered your property.
Amity Alarm can have a push notification sent to your phone and/or send an email...both with the associated video clip of the intruder.
Amity Alarm & Security has new Thermal Cameras that will see the unwanted individual, set off a loud siren and highly visible strobe, scaring them away before they have a chance to cause you or your property harm.
New Heat Pro Cameras In Action!!!
Camera catches two individuals walking their dog...keep your eye on the dog...
Camera goes into alarm as individuals continue...however, the dog is ignored...
Walking the dog continues and the dog is ignored by the camera through the whole event...