TUGUEGARAO CITY

EMERGENCY HOTLINES

NDRRMC
911-1406 / 912-2665
BUILDING

PAGASA MEET OUR TEAM: SECURITY:

AN
(078) 304-1994/ 844-1994

CDRRMO AGUDA, DOROTHY COLINE

(078) 304- 1714

agudadorothy@gmail.com

AGUSTIN, PRINCESS JOYCE

ARCHITECT'S
GUIDE
TCIO
agustinprincessjoyce@gmail.com
(078) 377-1632

DE JESUS, LYKA MERYL
Command Center akyyydejesus@icloud.com
09560697141 / 09560697141

BALBIN, FRANZER SECURITY SYSTEM DESIGN
franzerbalbin1@gmail.com
Rescue 111 1 DEPENDS ON THE BUILDING TYPE

09066229924 / (078) 373-0614 AND LOCATION, AND ON WHAT

DOMINGO, RANZER

ranzerdomingo.1811@gmail.com NEEDS TO BE SECURED. SYSTEMS
PNP Tuguegarao
MUST ALSO BE RESPONSIVE TO
09058005118 / (078) 396-1970 MATEO, JULIUS CHARDWAYNE CODES AND REGULATIONS,

juliuschardwayne.7.mateo@gmail.com

APPROPRIATELY INTERACTIVE
TCTMG
ONG, ANDREI KRISTOFERSON WITH OTHER BUILDING SYSTEMS,
09265378090 / (078) 304-1619

dreikristoferson@gmail.com COST EFFECTIVE IN BOTH THE

BFP Tuguegarao SHORT AND LONG TERM, AND

TUPPAL, KENJIE
09178113474 / (078) 375- 4129 kenjietuppal@gmail.com ADAPTABLE ENOUGH FOR

FORESEEABLE NEEDS. FINALLY,
TCPGH SECURITY NEEDS SHOULD BE
(078) 844- 1337 ADDRESSED EARLY IN THE DESIGN
BUILDING UTILITIES 2

BSA - 3 (131) PROCESS.

Cagelco University of saint louis
09175782437 / (078) 844, tuguegarao city
598/1595/8039
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WHAT IS A
SECURITY SYSTEM?
A monitoring system that oversees what
is going on in and around the building
using cameras and sensors of various
types.
designed to monitor and control
mechanical and electrical installations,
fire protection and escape, burglary,
assault, and emergency communication.
TYPES OF BUILDING
SECURITY SYSTEM
INTRUSION (BURGLAR)
ALARM SYSTEM
A system whose aim is to monitor and
detect unauthorized access to a
building. Via sensors and contacts.
ELECTRONIC SECURITY
SYSTEM
An electric circuit which connects to the
alarm of the monitoring system, if the
circuit is broken at any of the contact
points the alarm goes off.
ELECTRONIC ACCESS
CONTROL SYSTEM
Electronic access control, often referred
to as an EAC, uses electric locks, a card
reader and access control cards
CLOSED CIRCUIT
TELEVISION SYSTEM (CCTV)
CCTV is a TV system in which signals are
not publicly distributed but are
monitored, primarily for surveillance and
security purposes.
Security Against
What?
Security considerations are hardly limited
to protecting people. All of a building's
contents need protection from damage or
loss. It's important to note that in some
kinds of buildings the potential dangers
from within a facility are as great as any
that might come from the outside.
INTELLIGENT BUILDING
SECURITY SYSTEM
DESIGN
Intelligent building saves energy
consumption, protects environment,
and is efficient, comfortable and so
on. In both scientific research and
management and training staff,
develop detailed specification to
ensure the dynamic control. Better
play intelligent building’s function
and provide high quality living
environment.
Internet of things technology is
applied to intelligent buildings public
security systems, sets up a platform
of regulation and linkage, reduces
monitoring cost overhead, and
realizes the high quality of
supervision and emergency linkage .
Based on Internet of things
technology, intelligent building
security system design is the
inevitable direction of the future
architectural design.
CAM 3
11 INTERESTING
SECURITY FACTS
1. 30 % of all burglaries are through
an open or unlocked window or
door.
2. The highest percentage of
burglaries occur during the
summer months.
3. July and August are the most
frequent months for break-ins.
February is the least frequent
month for home break-ins.
4. Homes without security systems
are up to 300% more likely to be
broken into.
5. Renters are just as likely to be
the victims of property crime as
homeowners.
6. 38% of all assaults occur during a
home invasion.
7. 60% of all reported rapes occur
during a home invasion.
8. Homes on a corner lot are more
likely to be burglarized.
9. If your home has had a burglary,
the odds of being burglarized
again dramatically increase.
10. Nearly 66 percent of all
burglaries are residential (home)
break-ins.
11. Statistics show that 80% of all
break-ins are through a door.
Doors with low visibility from the
street and neighbours are
particularly vulnerable.