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At Capture World, safety isn’t just a service – it’s a responsibility. Since our inception in 2018 in Delhi, we’ve been redefining how people look at security. From fire emergencies to intrusion risks, from surveillance to smart access, we provide integrated protection systems that bring peace of mind.
Our expertise covers Fire Alarm & Suppression Systems, Fire Fighting Solutions, Burglar Alarms, CCTV & Surveillance Appliances, Video Door Phones, Electronic Door Locks, and Access Control Systems. Every solution we deliver is designed with one goal – to make security simple, smart, and effective for everyone.
With a blend of advanced technology, professional installation, and unwavering support, we ensure that homes, offices, and industries remain one step ahead of threats.
Our mission is to redefine safety by making it more accessible, intelligent, and trustworthy. We are committed to protecting what matters most through innovative solutions that combine cutting-edge technology with professional expertise.A fire alarm system is a network of devices, including smoke and heat detectors, manual call point, more other types of Detectors and a central fire alarm control panel (FACP), that detects a fire and activates audio-visual alarms (like bells, horns, and strobes) to warn occupants and trigger a response from emergency services. These systems are categorized by their function, with "L" systems focused on protecting life, "P" systems on protecting property, and "M" systems relying on manual activation. The system's components can operate or integrate the other building safety features, such as Fire sprinkler systems, Fire Suppression Systems etc.
*Initiating Devices : Detect fire, smoke, or heat and send a signal to the panel.
*Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) : The "brain" of the system, processing signals from detectors and activating alarms.
*Smoke detectors : Detect smoke particles, which are either ionization detectors (for burning fires) or photoelectric detectors (for smoldering fires).
*Heat detectors : Detect rapid temperature increases or a pre-set of high temperature.
*Manual Call Point : Activated by people who discover a fire and need to sound the alarm.
*Notification Alerts : Provide audio and visual alerts to building occupants.
Horns/Sounder/Strobes : Loud sounds to alert people and Flashing lights, crucial for people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Conventional Systems : Connect devices to the control panel via separate wiring, with detection limited to specific "zones".
Addressable Systems : Connect multiple devices on a single loop, each with a unique address, allowing for precise location identification of activated devices. These are common in larger buildings.
*Detection : An initiating device, such as a smoke or heat detector, senses a fire-related event.
*Signal to Control Panel : The device sends a signal to the fire alarm control panel.
*Alarm Activation : The FACP processes the signal and activates notification appliances.
*Alerting & Response : Occupants hear or see the alarm. The system may also automatically alert the fire department or an internal security service.
A fire suppression system is an automatic engineered system that detects and extinguishes fires using agents like water, foam, chemicals, or gases to minimize property damage and save lives. Unlike water-based fire sprinklers, suppression systems use diverse agents, often preferred in high-risk environments like data centers or kitchens, for their ability to protect sensitive equipment. Systems activate automatically upon detecting smoke or heat, though manual overrides are sometimes available.
*Detection : The system uses sensors that detect heat, smoke, or other fire detector devices.
*Activation : Once a fire is detected, the system are triggers and begins the suppression process.
*Suppression : The chosen suppression agent is released to control or extinguish the fire.
Water-based Systems : The most common type, such as wet or dry pipe sprinklers, uses water.
Foam-based Systems : Used in areas with flammable liquids, foam smothers the fire and prevents re-ignition.
Gaseous Systems : These use inert or chemical gases to extinguish fires without damaging electronics or infrastructure, by reducing oxygen or interrupting the chemical reaction of the fire.
Chemical/Dry Chemical Systems: Utilize chemical compounds or powder to suppress fires, often used in kitchens or specific industrial areas.
Condensed Aerosol Systems : Generate an ultrafine, non-harmful aerosol cloud that chemically extinguishes the fire.
*Commercial kitchens : To prevent grease fires from spreading
*Data centers, server and electrical rooms : To protect sensitive electronic equipment from water damage.
*Industrial facilities : For industries like manufacturing, waste management, and ports.
*Hospitals scan rooms : to protect the expansive equipment of hospital from water or any damages.
*Automatic and rapid response : Systems activate automatically and quickly, controlling fires before they cause significant damage.
*Reduced damage : Some systems are designed to extinguish fires without causing damage to valuable contents or infrastructure.
*Safety : Protects people and property in high-risk environments.
*Reduced downtime : Quick fire control minimizes the disruption and cost associated with fire incidents.
Fire fighting systems detect, control, and extinguish fires using a combination of automated and manual components to protect lives, property, and the environment. Key components include alarms, smoke detectors, sprinkler systems, fire hoses, and various suppression agents like water, gas, foam, or dry powder. These systems can be fixed or portable, with fixed systems automatically activating upon fire detection in high-risk areas, while manual systems like fire extinguishers and hoses provide immediate response.
Sprinkler Systems : Networks of pipes with sprinkler heads that automatically release water when a specific temperature is reached.
Fire Hoses and Hydrants : Provide a water supply to fight fires manually.
*Fire Detection : A fire generates heat, raising the ambient temperature. Heat-Sensitive Activation: When the temperature around a specific sprinkler head reaches its activation point (e.g., 155°F or 68°C), the glass bulb or fusible link breaks. Water Discharge: The broken component releases the plug holding back the water from the pipe.
*Water Distribution : The released water sprays out through the sprinkler head and is directed by a deflector to cover a specific area.
Fire Suppression : The water directly targets the fire, cooling the fuel and reducing flames.
*Water Supply : The system is connected to a city's main water supply or a private water storage facility.
Pressurization : Fire pumps may be used to maintain sufficient water pressure throughout the network.
*Distribution : Water flows through a network of underground pipes to strategically placed hydrants.
*Access : Firefighters attach hoses to the hydrant outlets, which are designed to provide a controlled release of water.
*Application : Water is then pumped from the hydrants and sprayed onto the fire.
A burglar alarm system is an electronic network designed to detect unauthorized entry and alert property owners or a monitoring service through a central control panel and various sensors. Key components include the control panel (the system's brain), sensors (like door/window contacts and motion detectors), and an alarm (a loud siren and/or flashing lights). These systems deter intruders, provide peace of mind, and can integrate with smart home technology for remote monitoring and control.
*Detection : Sensors, such as magnetic contacts on doors and windows, or motion detectors, are placed throughout the property to detect disturbances.
*Signal Transmission : When a sensor is triggered by an intrusion, it sends a signal to the central control panel.
*Alarm Activation : The control panel processes the signal and activates an audible and/or visual alarm, like a loud siren or flashing lights.
*Control Panel : The central hub that receives signals from sensors and coordinates the alarm response.
Sensors : Devices that detect specific intrusions, including
Door/Window Sensors: Detect when a door or window is opened.
*Motion Detectors : Sense movement within a designated area.
Glass Breakage Sensors: Detect the sound of breaking glass.
A CCTV (closed-circuit television) appliance system is a private video surveillance system that uses strategically placed cameras to capture and transmit footage to authorized users for real-time viewing or later playback. It consists of cameras, video recorders (like a DVR or NVR), monitors, and the necessary cables or wireless connections to link them. These systems enhance security by deterring crime, monitoring activities, and providing evidence for investigations by recording events on a closed loop that is not publicly broadcast.
*Cameras : These are the primary components that capture images of specific areas. They can be traditional analog cameras or digital IP cameras
*Video Recorders : These devices process and store the video footage. They can be:
*DVR (Digital Video Recorder) : For analog systems, it converts analog signals to digital format for storage.
*NVR (Network Video Recorder) : For digital (IP) systems, it records video streams directly over a network.
*Monitors : These display the real-time footage or recorded playback.
Capture : Cameras positioned in strategic locations capture a continuous sequence of images.
Transmission : These video signals are sent through cables or wirelessly to a central system.
Processing & Recording : The recorder (DVR or NVR) processes the signals, digitizes them, and stores them on internal storage for later viewing.
Viewing : Authorized users can view the live feed on monitors or access the recorded footage for playback.
*Deterrence : The visible presence of cameras can deter potential intruders and criminal activity.
*Monitoring : CCTV provides real-time surveillance of a property, both during and outside of operating hours.
*Evidence Collection : Recorded footage serves as crucial evidence for identifying criminals and resolving investigations.
*Process Optimization : In commercial and industrial settings, CCTV can monitor workflows, ensure safety compliance, and track logistics.
*Video Door Phone: A video door phone is a security and communication system that allows you to see and talk to visitors at your entrance from a monitor inside your home or a smartphone, even when you're away. It consists of an outdoor unit with a camera and speaker to capture visitors and an indoor unit with a display and microphone for the resident to communicate and potentially grant access. These systems offer enhanced home security by providing visual confirmation of visitors and enabling remote interaction, functioning like a video calling doorbell.
*Electronic Door Lock: An electronic lock is a locking device which operates by means of electric current. Electric locks are sometimes stand-alone with an electronic control assembly mounted directly to the lock.
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At Capture World, we follow a systematic and transparent process to ensure that every client receives the best security solutions tailored to their unique needs.
We begin with understanding your requirements and assessing the site to identify vulnerabilities and security needs.
Based on your needs, we design a tailored security plan with the right mix of products and technology.
Our expert technicians install the systems with precision, ensuring seamless integration and minimal disruption.
We provide user training for smooth operation and offer reliable maintenance and support for long-term performance.
Our solutions are designed to safeguard lives, property, and businesses with advanced technology, reliable products, and professional expertise. From consultation to installation and after-sales support, we ensure a seamless experience that guarantees trust and satisfaction.
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