Monitoring


Alarm.com Launches Remote Video Monitoring Solution

November 19, 2008

Alarm.com, a provider of wireless and Web-enabled security and monitoring technology for residential and light commercial customers, recently announced the launch of Alarm.com Video, its new remote video monitoring solution.


Connecticut Police Chiefs Association Adopts Alarm Ordinance

October 29, 2008

Recognizing the need to reduce requests for police response to baseless alarm activations, Glen Mowrey of the Security Industry Alarm Coalition (SIAC) appeared before the Connecticut Police Chiefs Association (CPCA) to discuss initiatives begun by several states to manage and reduce the number of false burglar alarm activations. CPCA then tasked their Private Security Committee to develop an overall approach to alarm management and to create the model ordinance.


A Big Score

By Eric Borton · October 2008

IP security solutions improve public safety

A Big Score

The city of Arlington, Texas, is sandwiched between Fort Worth and Dallas, where entertainment is stacked between historical sites and bustling industries, making it a popular destination. As the city grows and foot traffic increases, the Arlington Police Department is constantly looking to improve public safety.


Into the Ethernet

By Ray Shilling · October 2008

Manufacturers take advantage of powerful communication platform

Into the Ethernet

Over the past several years, much attention has been paid to the development and deployment of IP-based video surveillance systems. However, the rate of adoption has been slowed in part by the heavy bandwidth consumption of video streams and their resulting adverse impact on the network.


Natural Selection

By Eli Gorovici · October 2008

IP video standing in line to take place of DVRs

Video surveillance over IP is the next step in the evolution of CCTV technology. It’s time to enter the era of networked video -- one in which video surveillance and, eventually, the entire security management system are going IP.


Correction -- Stanley-HSM

September 12, 2008

In the September issue of Security Products magazine, the booth number for Stanley-HSM at ASIS 2008 was listed incorrectly in the Monitoring supplement. The correct both number is 3111. Security Products regrets the error.


Denver Police Use Video Surveillance System To Help Protect Democratic National Convention

September 10, 2008

Denver Police Use Video Surveillance System To Help Protect Democratic National Convention

When Barack Obama decided to change the location where he would accept the Democratic nomination for President of the United States only a few weeks before the event, Lt. Ernie Martinez of the Denver Police Department wasn’t worried about changing his surveillance coverage accordingly.


Mobile Monitoring

By Karina Sanchez · September 2008

Unique solution brings remote monitoring to your hand

Internet-enabled products and services are now gaining wider acceptance and delivering better results than before. Remote monitoring services are no exception.


Remote Management Toolkit Designed To Improve Service, Reduce Impact Of Fuel Costs

August 22, 2008

Alarm.com, a provider of digital wireless and Web-enabled security technology for residential and small business customers, recently announced the AirFX Remote Toolkit -- a Web-based tool that lets security dealers program security system settings and troubleshoot many customer issues remotely, without the need for a truck roll.


Alarm.com, SafetyCare Partner To Offer Monitoring Solution

August 19, 2008

Alarm.com and SafetyCare recently announced a strategic partnership to offer a cost-effective, home-based monitoring and emergency response solution that enables seniors and disabled individuals to live independently at home while staying “virtually connected” to loved ones, professional care providers, and emergency medical response staff who can provide assistance if needed.


New Products

CCTV: Monitors

DS42

Triview’s new 42-inch high-definition, commercial-grade LCD monitor (DS42) features 1,920x1,080 native resolution, 2,000:1, S-video, VGA and DVI connections. The display is equipped with three expansion slots, optional expansion terminal modules, and multiple video inputs and RS-232C in/out to accommodate various installation applications. The DS42 also includes a high-definition media player and a built-in, rear-facing audio amplifier and speaker.

CCTV: Monitors

TFT-LCD monitors

The New TFT-LCD monitors, SMT-1722/1922, are designed to support 24 hours of continuous operation for security applications. The monitors feature Digital Natural Image Engine and 600 TV lines of resolution for high image quality and optimum moving picture image and color. Other features include a 1,000:1 high-contrast ratio with 5 milliseconds of response time, 300cd/m² of brightness and a tempered glass screen, a height-adjustable and swiveling stand, a VESA wall-mounting solution, built-in speakers and audio with VGA.

Digital Video Surveillance (IP)

Video Monitoring

• American Sentry Guard has recently released its video monitoring center package for central or video monitoring stations.
• The package is designed to handle thousands of cameras with built-in redundancy.
• Integration with access control and security alarm systems is available as part of the set up process.

New Webinar

Combating Counterfeiting

How can you prevent your identification cards from being easy to duplicate?

New Webinar

Expanding Options with IP

IP has changed the way people are thinking about security for their industrial environments. With the vast capability for collecting and analyzing data that comes with an IP-based security system, the mission is no longer simply surveillance, but an integrated security system.

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