Burglary Alarm Systems for Homes and Businesses
We install and service DMP alarm systems across the Hudson Valley, from a single-family home to a multi-building commercial site. Every system is supervised by a UL Listed monitoring center 24/7, with cellular backup so alarm signals get through even if phone and internet lines are cut.
Which panel you need comes down to how big the building is and whether you want burglary, fire, and door access running on one system. We size it during a free walk-through, and most existing wiring and devices can be reused.

XT30 and XT50: homes and small business
The XT Series is the workhorse for houses, apartments, and small commercial suites. It runs All/Perimeter, Home/Sleep/Away, or up to six independent areas, so one building can be split between tenants or departments without a second panel.


XR150 and XR550: commercial, on one panel
The XR Series is a combined burglary, fire, and access control panel. That matters on a commercial job, because it means one panel, one monitoring account, and one app instead of three systems that do not talk to each other. The XR150FC and XR550FC add a built-in Fire Command Center for buildings that need a listed fire panel.
Access control on the same system
Adding doors to a DMP panel does not mean adding a second system. A 734 Series module connects readers straight to the panel, so a badge can unlock a door and disarm the area in one action, and every door event lands in the same history as the alarm events.
When someone leaves, you delete their credential in the app. No re-keying and no chasing keys, and you can pull a report of who opened which door and when.

Door hardware we install
Readers and modules get matched to the door. A network module suits a building with structured cabling already in place; a wireless module saves trenching out to a gate or a detached warehouse.

The 734N connects a door to the panel over the existing IP network, and the 734N-POE runs on a single Power over Ethernet cable. Four programmable zones per module cover the door contact, request-to-exit, and auxiliary inputs.

The 7800 Series touchscreen keypad arms, disarms, and annunciates in plain English. A keypad with a built-in proximity reader can double as the reader on a main entry door.
At a glance
| Zones | XT30 up to 42 · XT50 up to 58 · XR150 and XR550 expand over the LX-Bus |
| Areas | Up to six on the XT Series |
| User codes | XT30 30 · XT50 99 |
| Event memory | XT30 100 events · XT50 200 events |
| Doors | XT Series via a 734 module · XR150 eight · XR550 32, expandable to 96 |
| Fire | XR150FC and XR550FC add a built-in Fire Command Center |
| Reporting paths | Network, dialer, LTE cellular, Wi-Fi, Contact ID |
| Encryption | 128-bit and 256-bit on XR550E panels |
| App | Virtual Keypad for Apple and Android |
| Monitoring | UL Listed central station, 24/7, with cellular backup |
Manufacturer spec sheets
The numbers above come straight from DMP. Full sheets on DMP’s site:
- XT30 and XT50 Series spec sheet (LT-0986)
- Access Control Modules spec sheet, 734N / 734N-POE / 734B / 734E / 1134 (LT-1208)
- XR150 and XR550 installation guide, with the product specification summary (LT-1233)
- XR150FC and XR550FC fire series guide (LT-1297)
Liberty Security Services is a DMP dealer. Specifications are DMP’s and can change without notice, so we confirm the exact build list on your quote.
Devices we connect
Everything below reports to the panel and is supervised through our UL Listed monitoring center and the app, hardwired or wireless.

Free Walk-Through and Itemized Estimate
Not sure which panel fits your building? We will walk it with you, size the system, and price it out, with no charge and no obligation.
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