Site Map - Integrated Systems

03/26/2008 - SmartPlus from Honeywell of Louisville, Kentucky, is a new IT and security convergence platform designed to manage and authenticate user credentials within a single solution. The modular solution is designed to expand as security needs grow.

03/26/2008 - Telergy software from GE Security, Inc., of Bradenton, Florida, is a powerful suite of applications that connects hospital caregivers with patients and each other in real time. The software works with Telligence, the company’s voice-over-Internet-protocol platform and ProCare 6000, its healthcare communication system.

02/25/2008 - Altronix of Brooklyn, New York, has introduced a cost-efficient solution for power management. Maxim 55 Access Power Controllers are designed to distribute, route, and switch power for access control hardware and accessories.

02/25/2008 - Honeywell of Louisville, Kentucky, has launched a new video management platform that provides a single interface to connect access control events to relevant video. The platform bridges the gap between disparate access control and video surveillance functions to help security professionals manage multiple sources of access control and video. In addition, the platform’s scalable, open architecture offers centralized command and control capabilities to allow management of third-party video components. The Pro-Watch Security Management System is available in three editions. Enterprise manages an enterprisewide security system; Corporate is designed for applications with at least two users and 96 doors; and Professional provides a solution for applications with one to five users and up to 64 entrances.

02/25/2008 - Berk-Tek of New Holland, Pennsylvania, has released its newest Category 6 cable for outdoor installations. The LANmark-6 OSP cable includes a water-blocking gel compound within the core that encases the four UTP copper pairs contained in a rugged black polyolefin jacket with an outside diameter of 1/4 inch.

02/25/2008 - Designed to power video equipment and other security accessories, weatherproof power supplies from Honeywell Power Products of Northford, Connecticut, are easily installed near outdoor camera housings, along fences, and at powered gates.

01/28/2008 - A new high-speed positioning system from Bosch Security Systems of Fairport, New York, offers continuous panning of up to 100 degrees per second and tilting of up to 40 degrees per second in manual mode.

01/28/2008 - Sanyo Security Systems of Chatsworth, California, has introduced a new high-speed serial protocol system controller. The VSP-8500 enables centralized control of up to 256 units, simplifying the operation of small to medium security systems.

12/17/2007 - Minneapolis-based Winsted Corporation has published a new mini-catalog with an overview of console solutions for more than 40 specific applications. It presents single- and multi-operator workstation options for applications in business, government, medical, research, and gaming facilities, among others. The ergonomic workspaces are efficient and attractive. Products include custom and standard rack cabinets, security consoles, command centers, and tape/data storage systems.

12/17/2007 - Atlanta-based Steelbox Networks, Inc., has introduced Steelbox Enterprise, which is designed for midrange surveillance applications. The all-new DMSS 2000 offers the throughput and storage innovations of the company’s high-end solutions in an economical, compact device suitable for systems with 16 to 100 cameras.

12/17/2007 - Speco Technologies of Amityville, New York, has introduced a new digital video recorder for applications that require high frame rates and resolution. The PC Pro DVR offers up to 720 x 428 resolution at 240 frames per second in eight- and 16-channel models.

12/17/2007 - On-Net Surveillance Systems, Inc., of Suffern, New York, has released NetDVR 6.0, the newest version of its single-server network video recorder and camera management platform. The new version extends the reach and capabilities of the platform with an extensive line of video clients and add-ons.

12/17/2007 - The Endura IP Video System from Pelco of Clovis, California, offers enterprise-class performance with new offerings for even greater control. Endura Intelligent Encoders run a suite of object and activity detection behaviors, including adaptive motion, directional motion, object counting, and object removal. Mapping software makes it easy to configure and use maps, with a pop-up window for instant access to live video, alarms, relays, and more.