Whether you need to monitor an alarm panel, communicator, remote device or a mobile assets, Patriot Systems extensive range of integrated alarm formats and protocols has your monitoring requirements covered.
Many signalling integrations connect directly to Patriot Systems, whether through software-based alarm receivers, cloud signalling platforms, or compatible alarm panels, reducing hardware requirements and simplifying deployment. Where supported, encrypted communication and supervision monitoring provide secure, reliable signalling with immediate notification of communication failures. Compatible signals can include image or video verification and GPS location data alongside alarm events, surfacing everything directly in the Patriot Systems Event and Mapping windows for faster, more informed operator response. Where panel control is supported, operators can arm and disarm sites directly from within the Patriot Systems UI. End users, bureaus and technicians can do the same via web or mobile app, keeping everyone in control without switching systems.
The Signalling Pack is built to work across the industry's most widely used receivers, panels and signalling platforms.
Alarm Receivers
Ademco, Surgard and all standard alarm receivers are supported, ensuring compatibility with the monitoring infrastructure already in place at your station.
Advanced Command
Permaconn Extended, SkyCommand (Skytunnel), AJAX Command and Tecom Command are all supported, with operator panel control available directly from within the Patriot Systems UI or via the ICA and Plink apps.
Integrated Signal Protocols
A broad range of panels and protocols are supported for direct signalling, including SIA DC09, CSV IP, Arrowhead, Texecom, Hellas Sirion, LS30, CSL Dualcom, Galaxy, FlexC, XML, SOS Access V4, OVLS, Lenel S2 and Redcare. The SIA DC09, XMl and other compatible protocols support image verification and GPS location data for enhanced operational awareness.
Advanced Signalling Options
Support complex signalling workflows with configurable redundancy, dual-path channel management, and failover between primary and backup communication paths. Signal replacement and routing options provide the flexibility to modify event handling or direct signalling to dedicated test environments when required.