this surveillance unit by ONE A fits discreetly within any home interior

meet the STORM SYSTEM® Security by ONE A 

Since early 2008, Danish practice ONE A has been specializing in architectural lighting and smart-home solutions, designing products that seamlessly and discreetly fit within any space. This approach has led to a rethinking and redesign of traditional surveillance equipment, bringing us to the studio’s latest creation, the STORM SYSTEM® Security. ‘This is revolutionary homelife security — you won’t even notice it,’ notes the team. 

non-invasive homelife surveillance 

With the new Storm Medium Security Pir and Cam, ONE A (see more here) has pioneered an elegant and non-invasive approach to home security. When not in use, both surveillance units remain completely hidden in the ceiling. An integrated engine — synchronized with the alarm system — enables the unit to automatically lower itself for surveillance when the alarm is activated. When deactivated, the unit raises itself back up, hiding again from sight and unable to monitor the room and owners’ homelife.

‘If we can’t feel safe in our own home, then where can we? The problem with today’s systems is that you never really know who is looking at the footage. We want our clients to feel safe at home and have complete control over their security system. STORM SYSTEM® Security does not only eliminate all visible technology. It also ensures that your private space won’t be compromised,’ concludes Jan Bjarnhoff, CEO and founder of ONE A. 

both units automatically lower down once the alarm is activated

Storm Medium Security Cam: built-in microphone + mini-speaker, PIR motion sensor, Ethernet, IR illumination

Storm Medium Security Pir: wall-to-wall coverage, pet-friendly, dynamic, temperature compensation

project info:

name: STORM SYSTEM® Security
design: ONE A

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