I fully recommend that you connect all systems to PC that has an installed automation to control all scenarios. There are a few automations on the market where you can connect fire, access control, CCTV, burglary, perimiter protection, etc. In these type of automations you can create scenarios and trip external relays to activate remote equipment. For example: We did a project that was 65000m2. The perimeter was protected by MW/IR Dual Beams. These were connected to a PC that controlled everything. What do I mean by everything. The dome cameras automatically turned to the point of entry, trip the digital recorder and alerted the security guards. The software also controlled lighting (such as external lighting is activated at certain times), air conditioning (the system automatically activated the air conditioning when the temperatures were increasing. So the offices were cool in the morning before anybody else was at work), Access Control (where some regions were not allowed after certain times), Fire detection (linked and backed up by CCTV). The system connected the whole infrastructure reducing manpower and increasing the security. The best automation for such an application is the one made by Honeywell. But it is the most expensive alternative. The one we used was called SESAM. The only problem with SESAM is that it did not have drivers for all equipment. So we had to develop them ourselves. But in the end it turned out to be alright. Good luck.
Integrated security solution
Jun 16, 2005
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We are considering an integrated security solution; combination of burglar alarm, fire alarm, access control, etc. However, the client don't want a system merely putted together. They need a combined system. For example, if fire happened, access control unlock the all door's electric locks. During arm status, all lock don't open the door even if any access card's attempting. Of course, these specification is already available.
We need any other combined specification for integrated security solution. Saving money, saving energy, synergy of burglar, fire and access control, etc. We need a your good experience and advice. Thanks in advance. snipped-for-privacy@magicn.com
We are considering an integrated security solution; combination of burglar alarm, fire alarm, access control, etc. However, the client don't want a system merely putted together. They need a combined system. For example, if fire happened, access control unlock the all door's electric locks. During arm status, all lock don't open the door even if any access card's attempting. Of course, these specification is already available.
We need any other combined specification for integrated security solution. Saving money, saving energy, synergy of burglar, fire and access control, etc. We need a your good experience and advice. Thanks in advance. snipped-for-privacy@magicn.com
So is Tecate and Carta Blanca, which are better than any Canadian beer I ever had. js
If this is a small to medium size commercial application you may want to consider the Ademco Vista-128 series. They do a decent job of burg, fire alarm and access control.
You're way off base here... Paradox is his answer... It'll do all that and it's *Canadian* to boot...
Have a look at Elk's M1-Gold, too ('bout the only *real American* panel worth consideration... besides DMP). Ademco's stuff is made in Mexico. :-))
They have beer in Canada?
Nah! The DEC is closing down all Sarasota springs. Seems there's polution of some sort getting into all the water. Test indicate it's the consistancy of hamburger grease, but they're trying to find the origin. They say it has to be a huge source. Just HUGE!
Not really. It's swill but they like to call it beer.
Nah! The DEC is closing down all Sarasota springs. Seems there's polution of some sort getting into all the water. Test indicate it's the consistancy of hamburger grease, but they're trying to find the origin. They say it has to be a huge source. Just HUGE!
Sounds like a ticking time boob, Oops..... bomb to me.
It's "near beer"... The water's imported from some backyard "spring" in Sarasota, Florida... ;-)
Not any worth drinking
They think so. js
Best not, Mark. You'd fall asleep after the second one.
Out of boredom :)
Bet you drank it when you were a draft dodger. It's amazing the someone who claimed a bad back to dodge the military spent "years" installing alarm systems.
Not any more worth considering. Canadian stuff was great beer before the influence of Coors, and all the other American piss water. Now that the Molson family sold out to Coors, (Molson-Coors is now the 5th largerst beer company) its all over. The only real hope are all the micro-breweries whose quality makes them stand out. Great European beers are also available which meet the Bavarian Purity laws.
If you dr>> They have beer in Canada?
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