Congregation standing together in a house of worship.

Houses of worship

Security systems for houses of worship

A house of worship is open to the public, and empty most of the week. Staff need to see who is at the door and talk to them before it releases. The office needs cameras and access they can check when they are not in the building.

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The entrance

The main door uses a video intercom. Video and audio are at the door. An answering unit or a phone is in the office. The door releases only after staff verify the visitor. The same entrance gear we install for schools fits a church, synagogue, or mosque office.

The rest of the building

Cards, fobs, and schedules cover offices and rooms that should stay locked. Cameras cover the entrance, the hall, and the lot. 24/7 monitoring is there for the hours the building is empty.

Sanctuary with pews facing a cross at the front of the room.

The sanctuary.

Large auditorium with rows of seats facing a stage.

The auditorium.

Systems for churches

The church owns the system. We install the pieces below and leave the video, the door records, and the alarm programming with the customer.

Axis security cameras

Axis network cameras for the entrance, the hall, the sanctuary, and the lot.

DSC alarm systems

DSC alarm systems for the hours the building is empty, with 24/7 monitoring when you want it.

Nursery and children’s ministry

Alert buttons for the nursery and children’s ministry, separate from the buttons in the rest of the building.

Lockdown

A lockdown control so staff can secure the doors on the system from one place.

A hand pressing a blue LOCKDOWN push button.

Alerts and announcements

Axis network speakers that play lockdown and alert messages.

A white Axis speaker mounted on a wall, with a blue light on the front.
A hand pulling the lever on a blue POLICE panic station.

Panic buttons

Panic buttons for staff who need to raise an alert.

Police panic buttons

Police panic buttons that go direct to the police.

Private, and owned by the church

These are private, customer-owned systems. The church keeps the cameras, the access system, and the alarm. Video and door records stay with the customer.

Cybersecurity and privacy are part of the layout. We put the equipment on a network planned for the building, and we go over who on staff can see the cameras and the door log.

Protect your safety team

Church safety teams can add legal support next to the cameras, access control, and alarms on the building. Right To Bear offers a Houses of Worship membership built for church safety teams. Use promo code ADVATECH at checkout.

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Service area

Milwaukee, New Berlin, Waukesha, and southeastern Wisconsin. The assessment is from New Berlin.

Phone: (414) 939-5079

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