The new eneo EMD-19/DVR-S1 Surveillance

The new eneo EMD-19/DVR-S1 Surveillance

The new  eneo EMD-19/DVR-S1 Surveillance System is a DVR and 19″ TFT LCD monitor in one, The system has a 320GB hard disk.  “Up to 16 video sources can be connected via the integrated multiplexer. Each channel has its own separately adjustable motion detector.

The system uses H.264 standard-compliant compression for video data, which guarantees high-quality pictures. Maximum recording rates of 400 fps (at 352×288 pixels) also allow real-time recording. And the recorder quadplex function permits simultaneous viewing of live pictures, recording and replay as well as network transmission of pictures (over the RJ-45 interface). 16MB RAM is available for pre-alarm recording. Images can be exported for external preservation of evidence via the USB 2.0 ports and the bundled software tool.

Standard BNC-connectors guarantee compatibility to virtually every CCTV camera.”

Popularity: 28% [?]

The Bticino AXOLUTE System the Technology of tomorrow, today!

The Bticino AXOLUTE System

The Axolute systems is the coolest door entry system to hit the market it combines a funky design with hi-tech functionality, the colour LCD display with a selection of bright finishes give it a distinctive, cool look that can be fully personalised to suit any environment, “while its range of user-friendly features – including hands free duplex speech and easy on-sceen function management, ensures it is simple and convenient to use in relation to other systems”.     

“Its compatibility with 2 wire system technology allows Axolute to be installed up to 600 metres in range and has the capacity for up to 3900 handsets in each installation”.

Email bticino.uk@legrand.co.uk to find out more about Axolute

Popularity: 47% [?]

New Digital locking cylinder 3061, with Network Inside.

Digital locking cylinder with Network Inside.

Most Digital Lockin System require a separate wireless LockNode at each door in addition to the Digital Locking Cylinder.

But now, thanks to Simon Voss Technologies, the LockNode, has been so dramatically scaled down it can be fitted inside the knob of the new “Digital Locking Cylinder 3061.

But not only that: At the same time additional features have been added, so that the Network can also be used as a “gateway” in the virtual network, transferring information via the transponder. The transponder sends and receives information through the “gateway”; this information can be transmitted to other doors or made available to the system administrator.

“In new buildings, the System 3060 can be networked wirelessly in a few minutes by installing a compact special cylinder. In existing locking and access control systems from SimonsVoss, the wireless WaveNet network can be upgraded quickly and cost-effectively at any time by replacing the knob cap on the cylinder, without having to change the door or door frame”.

For further information please visit www.simons-voss.com

Popularity: 28% [?]

New 4 Channel DVR With Built in LCD Monitor from Samsung

Samsung SVR470

The Svr-470 is an ideal product for a small business where space and overheads are limited it is equipped with a built in 3.5” LCD monitor.

“This DVR also supports a dual display when used in conjunction with an extra monitor” it is “Embedded with H.264 high-performance image compression, this DVR provides high-quality for both recording and playing video. The default 320 GB HDD guarantees at least 1 month worth of data storage without data removal for continuous, long-term recording. In addition, network monitoring options are provided to help small business owners monitor their stores from home or other remote locations. This SVR-470 also provides various digital features” you can also back up data using the USB port on the DVR.

The System includes.
• Self-contained front LCD for easy monitoring
• H.264 high performance image compression
• 4 channels & 120fps real-time recording
• 320GB high storage capacity
• Excellent Remote Network Transfer
• SVM-S1 Centralized Management Software
• Various Digital Features like User Friendly GUI, Front USB for Convenient Back up

Popularity: 21% [?]

Security Life Magazine Launches Online Security Directory

Security Life Magazine, a fast growing online Security Magazine is proud to announce that they have launched their Free Online Security Directory.

A spokesman for the company says “We are welcoming anyone who has a business to do with the Security Industry to submit their details to our Web Directory. Everyone needs a little more business pushed their way in these times of economic hardship. With more and more potential customers heading to the internet for information on businesses, registering your business with an online business directory can increase the amount of people considering you for future work. Even though you may not yet have an internet site for your business, submitting your phone number and address to a Web Directory can greatly increase inquiries for business.”

Security Life Magazine aims to provide information, business networking and news for those involved in the Security Industry. With nearly one hundred years combined security experience the team at Security Life are always looking for products and information that are on the cutting edge of the security world.

If you believe you have something to contribute that would interest the Security World please don’t hesitate to contact us and we may even feature an article you have written.

For more information please contact Security Life: editor@securitylife.co.uk

Popularity: 15% [?]

Foil Bags used for Theft

Foil Bags used for Theft.

According to Retail Loss Prevention teams across the country the foil bag is fast becoming the most popular item used in retail theft.

The overall objective of a companies’ Loss Prevention Team is to maximise the profits of an establishment by reducing the occurance of theft or accidental loss of assets also known as “shrinkage”.

Shrinkage is largely caused by employee theft followed by shoplifting with Administrative and Vendor error also included. In order to combat shoplifting of goods many items are installed with an electronic tag or label which is removed or de-activated as soon as the item is bought legitimately. If these tags are not removed or de-activated electro-magnetically, then these will be activated when read by the security pedestals located near the shop exit.

As these tags work by using magnetism, shoplifters are using big carrier bags fitted with metal foil around the outside to stop the electronic readers from detecting the security tags or labels.

Speaking to a shop owner who viewed items being stolen on her CCTV system said: “The thieves just literally swept off a shelf of clothes straight into a large carrier and walked out of the shop without activating the tag alarm.” Later the culprits were apprehended by police and were found to have one of these foil bags to aid them in their crime.

Security Guards and shop staff should therefore be warned of this security risk and be on the lookout for thieves using this tactic.

Popularity: 11% [?]