Security glass Sicuralarm

Discover SICURALARM®: Innovative break-proof glass with alarm protection

Experience the protection of safety glass polycarbonate combined with the latest alarm system technology.

Reaction in just 1.3 milliseconds: Immediate alarm in case of glass breakage

As an advanced solution, SICURALARM® offers break-proof glass for the effective protection of property. The integration into private, business and public premises makes it an all-rounder in terms of security.

The system consists of an externally mounted ESG tempered glass pane into which an electronic conductor loop measuring 50x50 mm is incorporated. This continuously transmits a specific resistance value to the alarm control center. In the event of an attack, cracks immediately appear in the tempered glass, which causes a change in resistance and the immediate triggering of the alarm. The positioning of SICURALARM® on the attack side and the pronounced impact resistance minimize false alarms, as signals are only activated when the glass is actually destroyed.

Features of SICURALARM® at a glance

The VdS-tested safety glass polycarbonate from SICURALARM® is characterized by reliability and many other advantages. It corresponds to the highest category of electronic burglar alarm systems (category C) and withstands the most stringent tests of the Association of Damage Insurers.

• Reliable alarm activation in case of attacks on the glass
• No false alarms due to high shock and impact resistance
• Compatible with common alarm systems
• Leading technology in monitoring glass surfaces
• Ease of installation thanks to practical plug system
• Excellent price-performance ratio

Applications of break-resistant glass

SICURALARM® is ideal wherever high-level alarm security is required, be it for windows, showcases, shop windows, facades or in the interior and exterior areas of residential buildings through to door systems in private villas.

Available variants of the SICURALARM® system

Two versions of the alarm loop are available:

• Variant A with visible alarm marking
• Variant B as a discreetly concealed alarm loop