New Products

Oct 1, 2003 12:00 PM

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ID Badging System

Captures information using hand-held PDA

The mobile badging system facilitates text and image enrollment, verification and processing of photo ID credentials from remote field or multi-building locations. The system captures and verifies ID-badge information using a hand-held PDA device. The data is then transmitted to and from a central badging station where it can be processed and printed to a PVC card printer.

Features: includes a wirelessly enabled PDA, built-in camera and the supplier's mobile server software.
Mobile Badger
ZEOSOFT
Scottsdale, Ariz.
CIRCLE #70 ON CARD

2

Emergency Resource Guide

Includes information on terrorism and WMD response

This comprehensive, illustrated guide features information on dealing with terrorism and weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and effective countermeasures including likely targets, incident handling, early warning signs, checklists, biological, chemical and nuclear threats, shielding charts, victim decontamination and transportation, antidotes and more than 1,000 contacts from INTERPOL to the FBI, poison control centers, bomb squads and state police. The guide also includes an illustrated first aid kit, evacuation procedures, suspicious mail handling procedures, a full federal HazMat guide and a critical incident stress debriefing guide.
Pocket Partner
POCKET PARTNER
Bayfield, Colo.
CIRCLE #71 ON CARD

3

Chain-Clevis Padlock Attachments

12- or 18-in. chain lengths

The chain-clevis attachments include chain length options of 12 or 18 in., maximized chain strength, and the freely-spinning clevis provides larger range of motion during padlock use. The attachments are available for 8mm, 10mm and 14mm shackle sizes for padlock models PL330, PL340, PL341 and PL350. Attachments are affixed to the shackle during product assembly.
Chain-Clevis Attachments
ABLOY SECURITY INC.
Irving, Texas
CIRCLE #72 ON CARD

4

Bullet-Style Cameras

Built-in infrared LED illuminators

The two, tamper-resistant, bullet-style cameras capture images in complete darkness and provide 24-hour surveillance with built-in infrared LED illuminators and day/night camera board. The smaller of the two housings, the SWX81, has 12 LEDs, and the larger housing, the SWX82, has 48 LEDs. When ambient light drops below a certain point, a mechanical filter within the camera switches from color to black-and-white and turns on the LEDs. The cameras can be swiveled into position and then locked in place with tamper-resistant screws. The wires are concealed through the stem of the camera.

Features: aluminum enclosures with sunhoods; built-in, vari-focal, auto-iris lens and camera board.
SWX81 and SWX82 Night Hawk cameras
SILENT WITNESS ENTERPRISES LTD.
Surrey, B.C.
CIRCLE #73 ON CARD

5

Key Cylinder

Locking side pin mechanism

The key cylinder is backward-compatible with the supplier's existing keyways. It incorporates a factory-loaded locking side pin mechanism in the barrel that engages a locking slot machined into the cylinder body, thus preventing the plug from rotating, even when a properly cut standard key is inserted. The cylinder's key has a factory milled slot in the key blade to enable the locking side pin mechanism to retract, thus creating a second “shear line” and enabling the plug to rotate.
SARGENT XC Series
ESSEX INDUSTRIES INC.
New Haven, Conn.
CIRCLE #74 ON CARD

6

Lockset Installation Tool

For wood or metal doors

The lockset installation tool works with the supplier's Survivor Series key-in-lever locksets. The through-bolt installer is a self-aligning tool with hardened drill bushings, drill bit and an adjustable edge guide; one edge for 2¾-in. backset, the other, for 2⅜-in. It is designed for use with either wood or metal doors providing 5/16-in. through-bolt holes on 2¾-in. centers.
J295 Installation Tool
MARKS USA
Amityville, N.Y.
CIRCLE #75 ON CARD

7

Thermal Imaging Camera

Output speeds up to 60 fps

The thermal imaging camera is designed to interface with the supplier's software and hardware. Standard features such as ambient temperature compensation, 14-bit digital video and output speeds up to 60 frames-per-second provide the camera with high accuracy real-time temperature images. Analog or digital video generated by the camera is sent directly to the supplier's Industrial Operator Interface. The industrial computer can be panel- or wall-mounted.
Maxline 2
IRCON INC.
Niles, Ill.
CIRCLE #76 ON CARD

8

Attack-Resistant Safe

Vault-style locking bolts

The UL-listed, TL 30X6 modular safe line is constructed of individual composite safe panels, each weighing less than 210 pounds. Doors are fitted with multiple 1⅜-in. vault-style locking bolts and a variably located electronic combination lock. When installation is complete, seams and bolts are invisible and inaccessible, and the safe cannot be moved without heavy equipment or rigging.

Features: multiple custom exterior finishes and interior accessories are available.
Modul.X
CITY SAFE INC.
Farmingdale, N.J.
CIRCLE #77 ON CARD

Wireless Repeater

Extends the range of 5800 series RF devices

The wireless repeater is designed to extend the range of the supplier's 5800 series of RF devices, primarily in large commercial installations. With the repeater, there is no need to run wires to a secondary receiver, and no need to upgrade to larger control panels supporting two receivers.

Features: compatible with the supplier's 5881EN, 6128RF, 5883H and LYNX products.
5800RP
ADEMCO
Syosset, N.Y.
CIRCLE #78 ON CARD

Digital CCTV System

TCP/IP communications

The digital CCTV system acts as an embedded digital multiplexed DVR/network video server, including hidden cameras, motion detection and front-panel telemetry control. The system features analog devices JPEG2000 CODEC, a Linux 2.4 operating system, TCP/IP communications, SNMPv3 network management, and input/output ports, including USB 2.0 and SCSI-2.
Second Sight
BRADDAHEAD LTD.
St. Helens, Merseyside, U.K.
CIRCLE #79 ON CARD

Multi-Channel Digital Video Recorder

120 GB hard disk drive

The multi-channel digital recorder records up to eight video inputs onto a hard disk, either at 30-frames-per-second or 60 fields-per-second. The recorder does not drop any frames when recording, and the picture resolution is CIF 352×240 for eight video inputs. It also enables simultaneous recording and playback. While multiple video inputs are recorded, any one can be played back at the same time. With a 120 GB hard disk drive, the unit can record 30 hours per channel for eight channel inputs.

Features: standard LAN interface; all camera inputs can be reviewed remotely via a PC.
LDR-8 Absolute Recorder
FOR-A CORP. OF AMERICA
Cypress, Calif.
CIRCLE #80 ON CARD

ID Badging Software

Supports basic-to-complexcard design

The ID badging software helps create, manage, produce and check basic-to-complex, secure identification. The image capture feature includes additional camera drivers for image capture in high-volume enrollment applications, and a smart face finding tool locates a face then centers and crops the image.

Features: supports new barcodes including PDF417 and Datastrip's 2D barcodes.
EPI Suite v6.0
IMAGEWARE SYSTEMS INC.
San Diego
CIRCLE #81 ON CARD

Lock Module

Integrates into existing lock designs

The lock module is a low-power alternative to solenoid-driven or motorized actuation. The module is compact and measures 31×21×12mm so it can be integrated into existing lock designs. All electronics are on-board and the device is controlled with a two-wire system making it compatible with existing access control systems. The module's power consumption is 6 mW per operation. It has no heat build up and can be operated from a network signal. The module can resist vibration and is designed to meet UL1034, EN12209-3 and ANSI A156 security standards.
Active Latch
SERVOCELL
Essex, U.K.
CIRCLE #82 ON CARD

Data/Voice Multiplexer

Four video inputs and video control

The multiplexer integrates the supplier's OzLine-4VC remote video transmission system, and provides four video inputs, video control and monitoring capabilities for surveillance applications such as alarm verification, traffic control and crowd control. The supplier's hybrid JPEG algorithm produces a high resolution. The multiplexer includes a video control application for a PC platform. Each module can record up to 1,000 frames, allowing local pre- and post-alarm recording at each location for identification and event analysis.
Data/voice and video solution
OZVISION FOR RAD DATA COMMUNICATIONS
Israel
CIRCLE #83 ON CARD

Digital Video Surveillance System

Recording time increased up to four times

The digital video surveillance system uses SMICT (Super Motion Image Compression Technology) as its image compression engine. Its low bit-rate and high image quality enable the surveillance system to meet the requirements of extended recording time and/or limited storage space, and to transmit video signals through narrow band transmission environments such as PSTN. The system integrates remote monitoring, alarm, playback, post-image processing and intelligent real-time image motion detection.

Features: alarm functions use audible warning sounds, capture video images, transfer alarm events to remote telephone by voice, to pagers via text, or to remote stations using live video event transfer.
VGuard Digital Video Surveillance System
REVOTECH INDUSTRIES INTL.
Los Angeles
CIRCLE #84 ON CARD

Duplex Intercom System

Hands-free communication

The duplex intercom system enables up to 40 stations with one speech channel and does not require a central exchange. Each station has its own microprocessor that can be programmed for selected features and functions. For installation, the power supply and stations are connected to a single two pair telephone wire. The system has one speech path and a separate audio channel for background music.

Features: available in wall- or desk-mount, console mount stations for security control rooms, vandal-resistant and industrial IP64 rated stations with optional handsets and amplifiers.
PRO700
RING COMMUNICATIONS INC.
Ronkonkoma, N.Y.
CIRCLE #85 ON CARD

“Push For Help” Phones

ADA-compliant

The “push for help” phones feature single or dual solid-state button activation, two LED indicators, a cast metal bezel assembly and stainless steel housings. The electronics are powered by a phone line and are conformal-coated to support indoor and outdoor applications. The phones have a built-in contact closure to activate a strobe or camera, are remotely programmable and are compatible with most monitoring stations.

Features: accessories include blue beacon lighting, remote mount strobes, identification signage, line consolidators and curb-mount pedestals for a wide range of installations.
InterAct 500 Series
CODE BLUE
Holland, Mich.
CIRCLE #86 ON CARD

Audio Door Entry System

One-, two- or four-call stations

The audio door system uses two wires from an existing doorbell to connect the door station and activate the electric door strike without using an extra power supply or wire. The master station includes a handset for private communication, a door release button, and an extra function button to activate an entrance light or gate.

Feature: the vandal-resistant one-, two- or four-call door stations have a backlit directory and are available in a choice of two color panels.
DA Audio Door Entry System
AIPHONE CORP.
Bellevue, Wash.
CIRCLE #87 ON CARD

Digital Signal Processing Technology For Intercoms

Adjusts loud-speaking levels

The digital signal processing (DSP) technology for intercomes provides hands-free operation using full digital duplex communication. The DSP technology adjusts loud-speaking levels and is used in environments with excessive background noise such as high-traffic areas and parking garages. The supplier's DSP technology is available on its Spectrum 430/460 digital intercoms.
Clearplex DSP Technology
JERON ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS INC.
Chicago
CIRCLE #88 ON CARD

Emergency Telephone

Full-duplex communications

The microprocessor-based units provide a full range of remote monitoring and diagnostics in addition to full-duplex communications, extended temperature range and low-power requirements. The telephone performs continuous self-tests and issues reports on phone functionality and status. Parameters may be programmed according to customer needs, including scheduling of polling times and frequency; parameters of call-in reports; and geographical status notification.
S.M.A.R.T. Telephones
GAI-TRONICS CORP.
Reading, Pa.
CIRCLE #89 ON CARD

Emergency Broadcast System

Uses phone line or RF interface

The wide-area emergency broadcast system integrates the supplier's ADA-compliant emergency phones and broadcast capability into a single 15-ft. tall tower. The tower has a blue light strobe on top that is continuously lit to indicate the location of the tower, and starts flashing when the button on the emergency phone is pushed. Four high-powered re-entrant horns within the tower provide 360-degree coverage and a combined 160 watts of power. Announcements can be transmitted for broadcast via phone line or RF interface. The system can broadcast from towers individually, in selected groups, or in all-call for larger area coverage.
Wide-Area Emergency Broadcast System (WEBS)
TALK-A-PHONE CO.
Chicago
CIRCLE #90 ON CARD

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