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GSM based door entry phone |
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| Door phones and video intercoms
: 01 May, 2007 |
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GSM door phone offers low cost and easy installation for improved access control and security. |
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Improved access control for Oxford college. |
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| Networked Access Control
: 24 April, 2007 |
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Proximity key readers and electronic locking systems for real time perimeter control used for the protection of campus students at Oxford college. |
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Voice module for door access panels. |
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| Door phones and video intercoms
: 19 April, 2007 |
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Door access controls can now display messages to users as well as providing vocal messages with voice annunciation. |
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Town centre CCTV with public address. |
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| Door phones and video intercoms
: 16 April, 2007 |
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Complus Teltronic intercom system incorporated into Middlesbrough town centre surveillance network to provide public address cabability. |
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Weather proof proximity reader. |
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| Proximity readers
: 13 April, 2007 |
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Weather resistant SupaGate Plus can be mounted externally to allow proximity based access for both people and vehicles. |
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Legic partners with German locking experts |
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| ID cards and smart cards
: 13 April, 2007 |
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Agreement between Legic and Hewi provides improved technology scope for Hewi's range of electronic locking systems by enabling them for use with Legic contactless smart cards. |
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Electronic locking system with condition monitoring. |
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| Electronic Locking Systems
: 12 April, 2007 |
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EMKA's Electronic locking system for cabinets can be used in remote and hostile locations with condition monitoring to enable remote environmental cabinet control. |
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Secure, short-run ID card printing service. |
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| ID cards and smart cards
: 11 April, 2007 |
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Personalised secure smart cards for use as ID cards or for access control can be printed in short runs by Payne security using the latest anti counterfeiting and tamper proofing techniques. |
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