Alarms for bars

Protect your hospitality business with SICOR Alarms El Corte Inglés alarms for bars and restaurants, designed to provide active 24/7 security, immediate police notification, and full control from your mobile.

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Common risks in bars and restaurants

Hospitality venues face specific risks such as theft, night-time break-ins, vandalism, or kitchen fires. A bar and restaurant alarm system protects the business even outside opening hours, monitoring the till area, storage, and kitchen access.
In addition, the permanent connection to the Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) ensures an immediate response to any incident.

Items included in the hospitality alarm kit

Our systems combine professional technology with ease of use, adapting to the needs of each bar or restaurant.

Control panel

Manages communication between all devices and the ARC. Enables complete and reliable monitoring of the business’s critical areas.

Combi Keyboard

Wireless touch keypad with integrated siren and permanent connection to the ARC.

Allows you to arm or disarm the system easily.

Access via card, PIN, or key fob.

Ideal for the entrance or till area.

Door/window opening sensor

Detects any attempt at forced entry or tampering on doors, windows, access to storage areas, or walk-in fridges.

Ideal for access doors, windows, and loading or delivery areas.

Discreet installation that does not alter the premises’ design.

Enables a rapid response to an attempted intrusion, even outside working hours.

Photo detector / motion detector

Combines thermal detection and visual verification, making it possible to identify any suspicious movement and send real-time images to the Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) to confirm the intrusion. Its infrared technology and integrated camera ensure effective surveillance even in low-light conditions or when the premises are closed.

Ideal for dining areas, bar areas, corridors, or internal storage rooms.

Captures automatic images when it detects human presence.

Facilitates an immediate and accurate response to any attempted unauthorised access.

Deterrent Sign

A visual element that clearly indicates the premises have a professional alarm system connected to the Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC).

Visible from the outside, it reinforces the perception of security for the business.

Deters attempts of theft, sabotage, or vandalism.

Improves customer and employee confidence by projecting the image of a secure, well-controlled business.

Tags or access controls

Electronic devices designed to arm or disarm the alarm quickly and securely, without having to enter codes manually. In bars and restaurants, where several employees share shifts or work areas, these devices make it possible to manage the system efficiently with personalised control.

Unique, non-transferable coding for each employee or shift manager.

Ideal for premises with multiple employees or continuous service.

Allows you to log access and arming times from the app or the control panel.

Extra options for hospitality security

Strengthen your premises’ security with complementary accessories that increase surveillance and day-to-day control.

Indoor CCTV

Cameras with night vision and continuous recording, perfect for till, bar, or kitchen areas. They allow you to review recordings and access live view from your mobile.

Video surveillance in sensitive areas

Covers areas such as the storeroom or payment area, where money or goods are handled. In a bar or restaurant, this video surveillance helps prevent internal theft and protect staff.

Indoor sirens

Act as a deterrent and warning element, emitting an audible signal in the event of any intrusion.

Fire and gas detection

Sensors that detect smoke, heat, or gas leaks in kitchens or machinery areas, triggering an immediate alert. A key component for security in bars and restaurants with an active kitchen.

Access control for private areas

Allows you to restrict access to areas such as storerooms, walk-in fridges, or offices.
Ideal for businesses with diverse staff or external suppliers.

Pricing and terms for bar alarms

Monthly fee and included services

Sign up for your bar alarm now and pay from €19.90/month for the first 6 months

Configuration examples by bar type

Cocktail bar

A cocktail bar requires a security system tailored to its night-time hours and high customer traffic.
The installation should include indoor video surveillance with night vision, motion sensors in the bar and seating areas, and opening sensors on main entrances and emergency exits.
These elements make it possible to monitor the premises during and after opening hours, preventing intrusions or incidents outside shift times.
In addition, the connection to the Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) guarantees an immediate response to any alert, even in the early hours.

Restaurant with terrace

Restaurants with terraces or outdoor areas need protection that covers both the interior of the premises and open-air areas.
A perimeter surveillance system combined with outdoor cameras makes it possible to monitor entrances, outdoor tables, and service access points.
360º IP cameras provide real-time control, even when the terrace is closed, and integrate with the mobile app to review recordings or receive notifications.
This setup strengthens the security of customers and employees, while also protecting furniture and the till during closing hours.

Snack bar or small café

In snack bars, cafés, or small-format premises, priority is given to a compact, effective, and easy-to-manage system.
The ideal setup includes a main motion sensor, an indoor camera aimed at the till or counter area, and a direct connection to the mobile app to monitor the business in real time.
Thanks to its simple installation and remote management, this type of alarm allows you to keep an eye on the premises even outside opening hours, ensuring daily peace of mind without technical complications.

Recommendations for integrating alarm and CCTV

Integration between the alarm and the video surveillance system improves overall effectiveness.
It makes it possible to verify alarm triggers in real time, reduce false alerts, and maintain visual control of the business. In busy bars or restaurants, this combination is essential to prevent theft, assaults, or incidents involving customers.