Intamac Systems Provides a New Route to Smaller Buildings and Content Insurance Premiums

Insurers can offer Home Manager as part of a bundle of services to reduce risk and so lower cost of cover

Northampton, August 14th 2007 - Domestic insurance premiums from leading UK providers such as Norwich Union and Lloyds TSB are going to rise by 10 per cent with other providers set to follow suit as a response to the recent spate of claims caused by widespread flooding in the UK.

Intamac Systems can offer homeowners a way to reduce risk and so lower the cost of buildings and contents insurance and `stop what appears to be an inexorable trend upwards in insurance premiums, ` says Intamac CEO Kevin Meagher.

The revolutionary yet inexpensive, internet-based self-install Intamac Home Manager informs householders or business owners by alerting them by phone, text or email if anything adverse – flood or unauthorized entry - or even routine - children coming home or employee movements - happens at their home or business premises and in time for them to take action - wherever they are in the world.

Already providing the technology behind a number of BT and Yale security systems that may qualify the user for discount in insurance premiums, Intamac is negotiating with insurance companies globally for them to supply Home Manager service as part of a bundle of services designed to lower the cost of cover. The system is currently on trial with one of the word's largest general insurance based outside of the UK.

Meagher adds, “The recent flooding throughout the UK has had a huge impact on both insurance companies and home and business owners. We are confident that Home Manager will help to revolutionise security and monitoring and ensure that insurance companies help householders and business owners to minimise water damage and other sources of loss such as burglary and so will be able to reduce premiums as a result.”