Snap One adds Qolsys and DSC to partner portal
By SSN Staff
Updated 4:06 PM CST, Tue December 10, 2024
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Snap One has expanded its security portfolio with the addition of Qolsys and DSC PowerG security sensors to the Snap One Partner Portal.
Snap One called the addition a direct result of the integration of Snap One and ADI and said that it strengthens its security offering. Snap One customers now have additional buying and integration options, as well as solutions and additional support for their end customers.
“The addition of Qolsys and PowerG sensors, locks, and lights by DSC to the Snap One portfolio provides our customers with another compelling reason to choose us as their security provider,” said Clint Choate, security market director for Snap One. “These additions enhance our customers’ buying power, complement our existing offerings, and leverage integration with existing systems including Control4. Plus, with training and support, our customers can get up to speed quickly to deliver high-quality security solutions tailored to the ever-evolving needs of their end customers.”
Snap One customers can now access a wide range of security panels and sensors from Qolsys, a security and smart home technology provider for residential and commercial markets. DSC is a provider of security sensors, including the PowerG wireless technology that is paired to the Qolsys panel lineup.
The entire line of Qolsys panels integrates with the Control4 platform, additionally, Qolsys panels and select DSC sensors utilize Alarm.com’s backend platform for alarm transport, remote monitoring and control capabilities. Qolsys supports the Z-Wave protocol, giving Snap One customers the ability to integrate a wide range of third-party Z-Wave devices into their security and control solutions, such as door locks, garage door openers, thermostats, and light switches. With DSC’s industrial-grade 900 MhZ PowerG system, customers can tap into the commercial sector, offering enterprise-grade security solutions for small businesses, large warehouses, offices and distribution centers.
“With everything from Z-Wave-enabled security panels, touchscreens, and sensors to high-res surveillance cameras, as well as a full-range of traditional motion, glass break, flood, smoke and CO2 sensors and sirens, our customers have more options to design and implement comprehensive security solutions for residential and commercial environments alike,” added Choate. “Remote management and monitoring through Alarm.com further enhance these offerings.”
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