Alif Security Services in Houston, TX

September 27, 2024 | Houston, TX

Alif Security LLC performed a comprehensive annual inspection of Dino Land Academy's fire alarm system. This inspection included: Visual inspection: Checking the physical condition of components like detectors, panels, and wiring. Functional testing: Verifying the proper operation of alarms, strobes, pull stations, etc. Battery testing: Ensuring backup batteries are in good working condition. Code compliance: Checking for adherence to local fire safety regulations and codes. Based on the inspection findings, Alif Security LLC: Confirmed system functionality and compliance: The annual inspection completed and blue tagged facp. The system passed the inspection and is compliant with safety standards. By conducting a thorough inspection and issuing a positive report, Alif Security LLC helped Dino Land Academy ensure the safety of their facility and maintain compliance with local regulations.

August 14, 2024 | Houston, TX

Alif Security LLC installed a fire alarm system tailored to the specific needs of Fuel Depot #58. Our services included: System Design and Planning: We designed a fire alarm system in compliance with industry standards and local regulations. Equipment Installation: We installed a 60-point addressable fire panel, a remote fire annunciator with LCD display, pull stations, ceiling horn strobes, ceiling mount strobes, and heat detectors. Integration with Existing Systems: We integrated DMP monitor modules to interface with three RTUs and an existing Ansul system for enhanced fire protection. Cable Installation: We installed 18/2C FPLP and 16/2 Plenum fire cables to connect all system components. System Activation and Inspection: We activated the system and conducted a final inspection with the Fire Marshal to ensure compliance with all regulations. By providing a comprehensive fire alarm system, including integration with existing safety equipment, Alif Security LLC has significantly enhanced the safety of Fuel Depot #58.

August 12, 2024 | Houston, TX

Alif Security LLC installed a comprehensive access control system for 8121 Broadway Interests LLC. The system includes: Installation and wiring: We physically installed the access control hardware, including the necessary wiring for the system to operate. Network integration: The system was integrated into the building's network to allow for remote management and monitoring. Power supply: We installed a 350 gray enclosure to house the system's power supply, a 50 VA transformer. Access control module: A DMP Access Control Module was installed as the core component of the system. Communication protocol: The system was configured to use either OSDP or Wiegand communication protocol, depending on the specific requirements. The system consists of 142 zones, indicating a large-scale installation designed to manage multiple access points and users within the property.

July 24, 2024 | Houston, TX

Alif Security LLC provided the following services: On-site inspection: A technician visited TTI, Inc. to assess the access control system's overall condition. During the inspection, we identified and repaired a malfunctioning maglock on an access door. To resolve the audibility issue, we provided management with contact information for a specialist who can assist with code and regulation compliance related to audibility testing. In addition to addressing the specific concerns, we performed a comprehensive inspection of the entire access control system to identify any potential problems or areas for improvement.

July 23, 2024 | Houston, TX

First things first, we had to get the place wired up for cameras. So we ran all the cables needed for a 16-camera system. That was a bit of a haul, but we got it done. Next up was the access control system. We installed a beefy multi-door controller to handle all the entry points. Then there were the electric strikes – they replace the old-school door locks. We put those on, along with the card readers and buttons. We also had to deal with a tricky situation at the front and back doors. The cables for the access control and cameras were in the way, so we had to reroute them through the top of the wall. It was a bit of a puzzle, but we got it sorted. We ended up dropping the card reader and the button on the right side of the door and fished the wires through the header. To connect everything to the internet, we set up a wireless bridge. That was a bit of a specialized piece of equipment, but it was necessary to get the system online. All in all, it was a pretty big job, but we got it done. The place is much more secure now.

June 28, 2024 | Houston, TX

We identified the need for improved communication within the existing burglar alarm system at TOKYO GAME ROOM. To address this, we installed a cellular radio, ensuring uninterrupted signal transmission even if phone lines are unavailable. Additionally, we set up a monitoring service. This means our team will receive alerts directly from the cellular radio and take appropriate actions, such as contacting the authorities or notifying the owner.