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Hat Museum selects Genie to upgrade its internal CCTV camera system

Hat Works, the UK’s museum of the hatting industry, has chosen Genie to upgrade its internal CCTV camera system. The equipment was supplied by Genie’s approved local distributor, Wigan based Fire Sound and Security. The design and installation was completed in house by Stockport Council’s wholly owned company, Solutions SK Ltd. Housed in a rest...

Premier Electronics Launches High Resolution Colour Board Camera

Premier Electronics' new PC685 1/3” CCD Super high-resolution colour board camera provides more than 520TV lines, RS232 interface and on-screen control yet is still based on a 42mm x 42mm single board, providing a very powerful solution for major video applications. The unit utilises an inter-line 1/3” sensor that provides sensitivity down to ...

Rainbow vandal-resistant dome cameras monitor BP petrol stations

Vandal-resistant dome cameras from Rainbow are being used at BP petrol stations across the United Kingdom for general surveillance at the company’s forecourts. Installers, Cambridgeshire-based AGE Electrical Services, report that the domes are compact and unobtrusive, meaning the units are unlikely to be struck by high-sided or unusually shaped ...

CCTV system in crime scene house for forensic students

A police-owned three-bedroom, semi detached house, is being used by the University of Derby as a practical crime scene environment for its forensic students. The crime scene house consists of a control room, two classrooms and nine areas that can be made out as crime scenes (including stairs, stairwell and shower room). Students carry out the pr...

Delta Fire and Security Protection designs ITV Granada CCTV system

Delta Fire and Security Protection Ltd has designed, in conjunction with its main supplier ADI-GARDINER, a large CCTV installation for ITV Granada. Besides providing full connectivity to a network of new and existing CCTV cameras throughout the Manchester site, the project included linkage and remote operation for the two main Granada hi-tech secu...

RemGuard provides perimeter estate monitoring to Rosehill Industrial Estate

RemGuard’s remotely monitored, detector-activated CCTV service is being applied in the large multi-tenanted Rosehill Industrial Estate, situated in suburban western Sydney, Australia, where RemGuard provides overall perimeter estate monitoring. Rosehill Industrial Estate is owned by ING Industrial Fund. In Australia, ING Real Estate undertakes s...

ThreatViewer bolsters security and monitoring at the U.S. Golf Open

ThreatViewerTM, an integrated security product from Augusta Systems®, is deployed in an effort to bolster security and monitoring capabilities at the upcoming 2007 U.S. Open Championship golf tournament. “Sporting events and other high-profile entertainment venues draw large crowds and, therefore, require stepped-up security measures. These mea...

IndigoVision IP technology improves passenger safety and speeds up operations for the Berlin S-Bahn

IndigoVision is providing the technology behind a new train dispatch system that improves passenger safety and speeds up operations for the Berlin S-Bahn. The S-Bahn is a metro system that transports around 1.3 million passengers a day across a network consisting of 16 lines and 165 stations. This IP Video system allows the train driver to safely m...

Milestone IP video platform protect Turkish historical world treasures

One million tourists from all over the globe annually come to visit the palatial treasures of Turkey. The Dolmabahce Palace in Istanbul is a main attraction, requiring 1,000 staff to run and maintain it - half of whom are temporary. The majestic architecture of the Dolmabahce Palace covers over 110,000 square meters including all the connected buil...

Videcon launches weatherproof day night zoom camera

CCTV distributor Videcon PLC has announced the Concept Pro VCP701/IRH weatherproof day/night zoom camera. The VCP701/IRH offers all the functionality of a true day/night zoom camera in a weatherproof housing with integrated IR LEDs. This high performance camera features an impressive 30 x optical zoom lens and two integrated IR LED lamps, which ...

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