Midwest Security Systems

Door handle's and doorknobs are the most basic and the first line of securing your home or business. They come in a wide variety of styles and functions to give you the amount of security that you need. This door handle is a stand alone replacement for your existing doorknob. You can conveniently program multiple codes for multiple users and has a key lock just in case the keypad fails. The IEI 212 keypad is a fully functional stand alone one door access control system. Out of the box it has the capacity of 120 user codes.

We at R&L Fire and Security is state certified to preform your annual fire alarm inspections. All systems are inspected to NFPA 72 specifications. Smoke detector sensitivity testing is also available. We are equipped to do sensitivity testing on all brands of smoke detectors. For more information on our inspections visit our Fire Alarm Inspection Page. Conventional alarm systems are the most basic and most common fire alarm system there is. When a conventional alarm system goes into alarm, the display will tell you a certain area or "zone" that the emergency is in.

The basic use of a security system is to monitor your home or business. If a security system isn't designed to monitor a building correctly then at some point it will fail. A poorly designed system will leave security vulnerabilities to your building. Below is a list of basic rules that we go by when designing a system. After the basic need for security have been addressed then we look at what other concerns and available options that our customer wants. All security systems are not created equally that is why R&L Fire and Security is a provider of multiple systems to better suit your needs.