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Video
Surveillance Systems (IP/Analog)
Video
Surveillance Systems is the use of video cameras to transmit video on a private
network for the purpose of monitoring and security. It may employ point to
point (P2P), point to multipoint, or mesh links. The term is most often applied
to systems used for surveillance in areas that may need monitoring such as
banks, casinos, airports, military installations, and convenience stores.
Access Control
Systems (ACS)
Access Control System refers to the control over who can reach and use a resource, location, or facility. This involves an authority that controls the level of permission and gives access for authorized personnel or group of people based on their role.The system can control pedestrian and vehicle access and can be integrated with different identification technologies before granting access. The access control system plays a vital role when important, confidential and sensitive information and property need to be protected.
Building Management
System (BMS)
A
Building Management System is a computer-based control and monitoring system
installed in buildings to monitor and control the building’s mechanical and
electrical equipment such as ventilation, lighting, power systems, fire
systems, and security systems. The BMS system is a critical component in
controlling the energy consumption in the facility.
Intrusion Alarm
System
The
Intrusion Alarm System is designed to detect intrusion or unauthorized entry
into a building or area. It triggers an alarm when an unauthorized access is detected.
It could be triggered by motion sensors in restricted areas, door opining
without permission, a glass braking, or any similar scenario. The Intrusion
alarm system is usually integrated and controlled through the Access control
system. Intrusion alarm systems are also called security alarm systems, Burglar
Alarm systems, perimeter detection systems
Intercom System
(Audio / Video)
The Intercom System provides internal
voice or video communication within a facility. In most cases it connects the
resident unit with the building or area entry point. It can be integrated with
the access control system to grant access permission with a push button.
Wireless networks
The
Wireless Network is the expansion of the wired network through wireless
signals. The Demand of wireless coverage is growing day after day, as we are
more dependent on our mobile devises. The Wireless network has different uses
and modes, starting from the data and voice exchange to the different security
application through Tetra and duct phones..
Structure Cabling
system (SCS)
The
SCS System is the passive infrastructure of the network. It is the physical
cabling distribution network.
Telephony system
A
Business Telephone System is the private exchange installed for a private
business. It serves the purpose of voice communication within the organization
and provides a gateway to the main telephone system. Advanced systems are IP
based that use the Internet Protocol`s packet-switched connections to exchange
voice, fax, and other forms of information. They provide the ability of video
calls, voice messaging, call forwarding and many other options
Guest room
management system (GRMS)
GRMS
is the hotel room control system. The system can control all the aspects of the
room including and not limited to HVAC, lighting, TV, volume, curtains, ACS,
Data/Voice Network
A
Data and Voice Network is an electronic communications infrastructure that
allows the transmission of information from one place to another inside a
facility and worldwide using the World Wide Web. Now and as every control
system is moving to IP, the Data and Voice network is serving as the
communication infrastructure for Data, voice, Security, Safety, Educational,
Entertainment, and many other systems. The Data and voice system became an
integral part of any new built facility.
Master Clock System
The
Master Clock System is a centralized clock that sends a synchronization signal
to slave clocks. The master clock is synchronized by s signal from a GPS
receiver.
Public Address
System (PA)
The
PA system is a simple voice amplification system that allows the operator to
address a large mass of people at once. It is simply a microphone,
amplification system and load speakers. A more advanced system would include
dividing areas into different zones and allowing the operator to select one or
multi zone at a time. Advanced automated systems can be integrated with other
systems and data bases to automatically announce a prerecorded message when
triggered by an event or schedule. The PA system can be integrated with the
Background music system and fire alarm system thus utilizing the same speakers
and amplification equipment.
Background Music
System
A
Background Music System plays a variety of selected music to suit the regulars
of your venue, airport, hospital, restaurant, bar or club.
MATV, SMATV, and
IPTV System
MATV
stands for Master Antenna Television. It is the means by which many apartment
houses hotels, schools and other multi-unit buildings distribute TV and FM
signals to a number of receivers. Other name for MATV is SMATV that includes
the distribution of satellite signal as well. It is basically a network of
cables and specially designed components that process and amplify satellite, TV
and FM signals and distribute them from one central location to each receiver.
It centralizes the reception point in a facility or a residential community
Audio Visual System
(AV)
The AV system provides audio and video infrastructure
in an area. This could be in presentation rooms, meeting rooms, or ball rooms.