Articles Tagged with ''access control''

Openpath, a provider of workplace security and technology, released a new white paper, which takes an in-depth look at the access control industry and how it impacts a number of other industries.

Distributors play a key role in the security business, offering not only products but also training and other resources to security dealers. Here is what’s new in this area.

There was a time when power and transmission were delivered by distinct solutions, but power over Ethernet (PoE) solutions have changed that dynamic considerably by delivering power and video surveillance signals over a single cable.

Johnson Controls’ flagship access control and event management system Tyco Software House C•CURE 9000 is supported on infrastructure as a service (IaaS), enabling customers to take advantage of the many benefits of cloud computing with the choice of best-suited service providers.

These motion transmitters are multifunctional: They can work as simple radio transmitters, either programmable or not; they can be used as proximity elements, allowing users to avoid using cards or tags; and they can also work in a hands-free system.

With the LDR hands-free system, users can open all doors without having to press any buttons.

LifeSafety Power Inc. continues to expand its popular rack mount solutions, now adding the integration of Honeywell ProWatch to the FlexPower Gemini line.

EntraPass v8.10 users can run audit reports based on cards, components and operators, including a detailed report of who made changes to a card or component and when the changes were made.

uniVerse Series single-door controllers, from Continental Access, a division of Napco Security Technologies Inc., feature EZ-learn networking and are available in a surface mount version, model CICP2100S.

STI’s newly redesigned exit stopper door alarm flashes while it emits an audible alarm — helping to further attract attention and deter wrongful use of a protected door.