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M1 launches wireless security solution with Chubb

M1 Chubb Security Solution gives Singaporeans one-stop protection solution to owners of homes and commercial premises.

M1 has partnered Chubb, a fire safety and security service provider, to offer Singaporeans a secure protection solution on the wireless platform for homes, offices and shops, according to an M1 report.

Available starting May 15, the M1 Chubb Security Solution is a wireless security alarm system that will alert the Chubb Monitoring Centre and owner of the system of break-ins. It can also be used in an emergency to trigger distress calls for help.

Unlike conventional alarm systems which utilise fixed telephone lines, the communication with Chubb's alarm monitoring centre will be via GPRS connection through the SIM card that is inserted into the control panel. Furthermore, connectivity between the devices such as the control panel, motion detector and the door/window contacts will be wireless for this service.

There is added security with this SIM card based service because it removes the risk of communication channels being disrupted when wired telephone lines are cut.

Another advantage of the M1 Chubb Security Solution is its ease of use. As no wiring is needed for the equipment, very minimal set-up is required. It makes the service ideal for use at home and at offices or retail shops.

For $51.36 per month, customers will receive a SIM card, control panel, keypad, motion detector, door/window contact, remote controller and alarm monitoring service in the standard M1 Chubb Security Solution package. There is no additional cost for the standard package and installation.

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