New Product Showcase

Feb 1, 1999 12:00 PM, AC&SSI Staff

The following products are among those featured in the New Product Showcase, presented by the Security Industry Association in conjunction with ISC/Las Vegas. Security industry professionals will evaluate the products based on level of innovation, value of the problems solved/needs addressed, ease of installation/implementation, and strengths and benefits versus cost. The judges will select award winners in categories such as Dealer's Choice, Specifier's Choice, CCTV Systems and Access Control Systems.

Vehicle tracking system Incorporates GPS technology Multiple clients can view, review, program and send data/control commands to vehicles from any site with a PC and a modem. Features: "smart" mobile data transceivers use a wireless data system to communicate with the central server. Operators may provide services for municipal vehicles, armored trucks, taxis and buses. AES-Intellitrak2000 AES CORP. Peabody, Mass.

Alarm access controller Offers communication flexibility The controller uses a 32-bit processor to support up to 96 readers, 32 16-zone alarm panels, 1.3 million cardholders and 650,000-event storage. Features: single or dual, network or serial communications between the controller and host using user-selected communication modules; no terminal server required for network connection. AAN-100 Alarm Access Controller APOLLO Newport Beach, Calif.

CCTV monitor/switcher Allows desktop surveillance A compact-size color CCTV monitor/ sequential switcher measures 5 inches high and 81/2 inches wide, offering an alternative to traditional CCTV systems. Features: 4-inch thin-film transistor (TFT) screen, four camera inputs, four associated alarm inputs. When a sensing device trips, it sounds an alarm and switches to the camera associated with the sensor. IntelliVision IV-4M C&K SYSTEMS Folsom, Calif.

Glassbreak detector Analyzes incoming sounds To avoid false alarms, a glassbreak detector uses a microphone and parallel digital processing to analyze incoming sounds to distinguish a true window-break from similar noises. Features: works on all glass types; sensitivity is selectable to fit the acoustics of the protected room. FlexGuard FG-1538 C&K SYSTEMS Folson, Calif.

CCTV controller For high-resolution recording Features: built-in functions include multiplexing, switching, alarm inputs, video motion detectors, multiple RS-232 text capture/alarm ports. Recording modes are time-lapse, event and combination event/time-lapse, or pre-event. Text alarms integrate access control and cash registers into a video management system. Recording speed can be dynamically varied from 0.05 field per second to real time. Users may select frame/field recording and change modes dynamically. Digital Detective Digital CCTV System DIGITAL PROCESSING SYSTEMS INC. Florence, Ky.

Multi-function telephone Offers home control, automation An integrated telephone system designed for residential or small commercial customers bridges the telephone with security and home automation. Features: system acts as user interface for communication, intercom, music, security, lighting control and energy management. Communique DIGITAL SECURITY CONTROLS LTD. Downsview, Ont., Canada

Infrared lamps Designed for covert operations Lamps provide evenly distributed infrared light for CCTV applications from foreground to a background up to 200 meters away. Features: use gold optics and high-efficiency quartz halogen bulbs. UF500 Infrared Illuminator EXTREME CCTV Langley, B.C., Canada

Alarm transmitters Flexible programming options Slave digital alarm communicator transmitters address issues of "dialer-runaway" nuisance faults and 20-digit Carrier Access Code (CAC) compliance. Features: prevents more than 10 transmissions of the same nuisance fault in a span of 24 hours; accepts up to 20-digit central station telephone numbers, compatible with most manufacturers' Digital Alarm Communicator Receiv-ers (DACRs). FireLite 411 Transmitters FIRELITE SECURITY Nothford, Conn.

PIRs, cameras in one Improved design electronics Professional PIRs and high-performance CCTV cameras are combined. PIR electronics are adapted from the Sentrol Sharpshooter. The camera is available in black-and-white or color. Camera-only and PIR-only versions are available, and all versions are identical. PI-485 and PI-935C GBC/DIVISION OF SENTROL South Hackensack, N.J. Asset management, control To meet enterprise needs The asset management line consists of three new readers and one new asset management tag. The family of readers consists of the AMP100 portal reader, the AMH100 handheld reader and the AMR100 property pass reader. The new tag is the AMT 100 Asset Management Tag. Features: readers will read all existing HID access control tags and the IBM Asset ID tags. ProxTrak HID CORP. Irvine, Calif.

Stand-alone access control Controls over telephone lines The controller is a stand-alone access control system designed to control a remote supervised door over dial-up telephone lines to a host PC or server. Features: supports entrance and exit readers, including dual-technology options using Hirsch's ScramblePad or ScrambleProx secure readers. DIGI*TRAC Model 1N controller HIRSCH ELECTRONICS CORP. Irvine, Calif.

Enterprise-class access control Works in LAN/WAN environment Built on a client/server architecture, the system supports the access control of multiple sites. Using Microsoft's SQL Server database, it is ready to handle installations from one PC to 50 or more. Features: provides access control, alarm monitoring, ID imaging and security management for single or multiple facilities. MOMENTUM HIRSCH ELECTRONICS CORP. Irvine, Calif.

Door/window sensor Compact design Comparable in size to an index finger, a recessed door/window sensor comes with an extra magnet bushing for easy installation. Features: compatible with the company's Learn Mode security systems; powered by a 3v lithium battery. ITI Micro Sensor INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGIES INC. North St. Paul., Minn. Two-channel receiver Adds on wireless devices An inexpensive receiver allows a hardwire panel to use wireless devices on two of its hardwire zones. The receiver adds up to four wireless sensors and/or Keychain Touchpads to the hardwire system for security system operation and light control. Features: enables users to arm and disarm a hardwire system remotely; enables garage door operation with or without an existing control panel. Quik Bridge 2-Channel Receiver INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGIES INC. North St. Paul., Minn.

Electronic lock With three access technologies In addition to electronic keys and keypad codes, the new model includes a magnetic stripe card reader and has an array of time-based functions. Feature: heavy-duty for tough environments. TouchEntry Computer Managed Card Reader LOCKNETICS SECURITY PRODUCTS Forestville, Conn.

Universal relay boards For access control applications Universal relay modules are designed for versatile application and easy installation. The modules meet virtually any access control or door locking interface to control two, three or four doors. Features: standard DIP switch-selectable operations include: time delay relay 1 to 5 seconds, latching relay, time delay and latching relay and control relay. Variations of mantraps include Interlock "A" and Mantrap "B. Opening a door makes all others incapable of being unlocked or opened. UR2A and UR4A Universal Relay Modules SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS Westlake Village, Calif.

Two-way RF talking touchpad Gives verbal reports The wireless touchpad gives verbal supervisory and alarm reports up to 500 feet away from the panel. Features: adds flexibility to the company's Simon system, installs easily; voice zone descriptors, light control, remote panic protection. Simon TouchTalk Touchpad INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGIES INC. North St. Paul., Minn.

Camera/enclosure positioning Combines existing technologies An integrated, high-performance CCTV camera/enclosure positioning system was designed to be smaller, lighter, faster and more digitally sophisticated. It combines the Pelco EH3512 enclosure with the positioning technologies developed for the company's domes. Esprit PELCO Clovis, Calif.

Computer security system Hardware-based protection Providing a hardware firewall, the system controls the security of computers yet is not part of the computer operating system. It creates a physical gap between the Internet and secured networks. Features: operates on any computer platform and does not require subsequent upgrading; tamper-resistant; provides an audit trail of operators by name, date and time. RISSC (Readykey Information Security System for Computers) RADIONICS Salinas, Calif.

Motorized electric strike Installs in standard cutout A motorized electric strike installs in any standard ANSI 47/8-inch cutout, without doorframe modification. Patented action pushes the door latch into the lock body, releasing the door - even under 30 pounds of pre-load. Features: maintains continuous dead latch security; 250,000-cycle duty. UnLatch Motorized Electric Strike SECURITRON MAGNALOCK CORP. Sparks, Nev. Carbon monoxide detector Uses electrochemical sensing The sensor continuously monitors for carbon monoxide and triggers an alarm before levels become dangerous. Features: quick response and clearing time; immunity to false alarms; UL 2075-listed, low 8mA current draw. ESL SafeAir SENTROL INC. Tualatin, Ore.

CCTV system with enclosure Includes alarm interface The CCTV surveillance system incorporates a monochrome camera, digital image storage, video motion detection and alarm interface in a vandal-proof enclosure measuring only 4.75 inches x 4.5 inches x 3.5 inches. SWC40 SILENT WITNESS Surrey, B.C., Canada

Intelligent interface module Connects control panel to readers An interface module links the access control panel and four readers of various technologies. Features: 12 Grade A supervised alarm inputs, local database, 128 time zones, 255 access levels, flash memory, support for up to eight different card formats. If communications with the access control panel is lost, the module will provide functionality for up to 20,000 cardholders and store 7,000 events. AIM-4SL APOLLO Newport Beach, Calif.

Digital video recorder Replaces analog tape machines A line of digital video recorders features an Iomega Zip drive for downloading of incidents and a modem for remote access to archived or live video. Playback software is included to allow access from a laptop or desktop. Features: on-board multiplexer controls up to eight cameras; pre-alarm allows recording of up to four minutes before an event; video-on-demand feature records and logs events for cataloging and retrieval. Digital Video Recorders IMAGE VAULT INC. New Albany, Ind.

Long range annunciator For light security applications A long range wireless annunciator system alerts users to the approach of visitors and provides outdoor perimeter protection. Both the PIR transmitter and the push-button transmitter are weatherproof for outdoor use. Features: receiver has three tones to identify the transmitter sending the signal, latching alarm zone, 1-amp form C relay for activating door strikes, lights, CCTV, etc. WIRELESS 1000 OPTEX AMERICA INC. Torrance, Calif.

Door access controllers Expanded memory storage The user may update the system remotely without changing EPROMs, dip switches and jumper settings by using downloadable firmware (flash memory) and automatic communication speed selection (up to 115,200 bps). Features: expanded memory storage supports up to 20,000 card users in stand-alone operation; expansion modules can be connected to the controller's COMBUS port - a relay module, an input module, an output module and an LCD keypad. KT-300 Door Controller KANTECH SYSTEMS INC. Brossard, Quebec, Canada

Proximity readers Indoor or outdoor installation Available in six models varying in size and read range, the proximity reader series offers an optional command button module and an optional tamper switch. Features: an integrated piezo and a tri-color LED, both controlled by the access panel; priced to compete with magnetic stripe readers. IOPROX Proximity Readers Series KANTECH SYSTEMS INC. Brossard, Quebec, Canada

Personal emergency reporting Has pendant/wristband transmitter A 24-hour personal emergency reporting system can be programmed by the installer to report individual emergency alarms for up to 16 users. Two-way voice communications can be added via a plug-in option board. Features: contact ID and 4 x 2 communicator reporting; all recommended transmitters provide full RF supervision, including a waterproof pendant/wristband device. PERS-2400 LINEAR CORP. Carlsbad, Calif.

Digital time-lapse recorder Operates like traditional VCR An alternative to time-lapse video recorders, the digital recorder combines high-resolution video processing, multiplexer decoding technology and proprietary digital compression with removable DVD-RAM disk technology. Features: plug-and-play replacement for traditional time-lapse vid-eo recorders; compatible with cameras, multiplexers, controllers and other system components. SENSORMATIC, VIDEO PRODUCTS DIVISION San Diego

Remote/receiver set Compatible with various systems A high-security remote/receiver set is compatible with Ademco, DSC, FBI, Moose, Apex and Caddx through the communication bus using NO ZONES. It can activate multiple features on a home security panel, open and close a garage door, activate a panic button in case of emergency and control lighting. Feature: key-chain remote. Code Encryptor II STREET SMART SECURITY Poway, Calif.

Master control station Reprogrammable for future products The system console brings the company's NOVA CPU-based matrix switching systems, AurorA 99 multiplexers, Surveyor camera dome systems, ViStar pan-and-tilts and time-lapse recorders to one controller. Features: two types of external joysticks, re-programmable flash memory, on-line help, programmable macro keys, multi-language menus, back-lit function buttons, large liquid-crystal display. The system console can be reprogrammed for future products or updated for enhancements. V1400X-DVC System Console VICON INDUSTRIES INC. Hauppauge, N.Y.

Camera management For large camera-count installations Used with System 2000 based on the company's DAVE Technology, the system incorporates a graphical user interface to display store maps showing each camera location. With a touch-screen monitor, operators may change system modes and navigate through 256 camera views. Features: touch-command tracking, time-and-date search function. Camera Management System ULTRAK Lewisville, Texas

Series of speakers For voice evacuation systems A series of speakers features fidelity sound, ease of installation and simple voltage and power selection. They meet upcoming NFPA higher fidelity sound requirements. Features: fits in a standard back box without requiring an extension ring. SpectrAlert SP200 Series Speakers SYSTEM SENSOR St. Charles, Ill.

Bullet-protected dome Wall or pendant mounting A ballistic-rated, outdoor, 10.5-inch dome housing features a prewired, integral pan/tilt and color camera with 16X zoom lens. Each model has a 360-degree continuous rotation, 12-degree per second fixed-speed pan/tilt and a 24/120/220 VAC heater/surge protector. Features: 120/220 VAC models have an on-board transformer to provide 24 VAC power to the blower and camera. Every component is protected from bullets or projectiles. Available in wall or pendant mount. DeputyDome VIDEOLARM INC. Decatur, Ga.

Digital security monitoring, storage Uses hard drive instead of VCR A PC-based turnkey digital video system digitizes the NTSC signals from an analog CCTV camera and compresses them for storage in its internal hard disk instead of a VCR. The software includes decompression, denoising, enhancement, expansion and frame interpolation. Feature: uses wavelet transform-based technologies to improve video image transmission, storage, editing and networking capabilities. Digital Security Monitoring and Storage System (DSMS-100) WESTFORD DIGITAL SECURITY Westford, Mass.

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