RISCO’s ProSYS Integrated Security System is now UL listed
ProSYS is listed under the categories - Commercial Burglary and Household Burglary & Fire Systems
ProSYS Integrated Security System is now UL listed under the category of Central Station Alarm Units. This listing comes after ProSYS already meets UL's other standards for safety, and is listed under the following categories:

Commercial Burglary

  • Police-Station-connected Alarm Units
  • Local Alarm Units
  • Central Station Alarm Units
  • Control Panels, SIA False Alarm Reduction

Household Burglary & Fire Systems

  • Control Units and Accessories, Household System Type
  • Household Burglar Alarm System Units

UL's Central Station Alarm Units listing is of particular significance, because it enables the ProSYS Integrated Security System to be installed in central stations that are themselves UL listed. In addition to the United States' UL, ProSYS meets other international standards, including CE, IMQ, Incert, NFa2p, EN 50131-1 Grade 3, and more.

ProSYS is RISCO Group's Dual Path IP Security System providing a complete end-to-end solution from the premises to the ARC. ProSYS accessories include IP and GSM/GPRS communication modules, RISCO Bus Indoor, Outdoor and Industrial Grade 3 Detectors, Wireless Expansion, as well as light and dark coloured versions of its touch-screen keypad.

ProSYS is designed to meet large project requirements, supported by RISCO Group's SynopSYS Integrated Security and Building Management Software. SynopSYS is a software platform that enables simplified and fully integrated site management and control from one interface, using intuitive synoptic maps.

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