November 2004Flow Measurement & Control
Access Control & Identity Management
Alltron Instruments is offering a range of magnetic flowmeters from Arkon in Europe, which are suited for applications from wastewater to harsh chemical situations. With five different models to select from and options of linings, electrode materials, flange pressure ratings and power supplies, Alltron can match an integral or remote flowmeter to specific conditions. All instruments are supplied standard with display including totaliser and instantaneous flow rates, analog, pulse, relay and frequency outputs. All flowmeters come with configuration and calibration software and RS232 interface. There is also the option of infrared configuration via a handheld programmer.
Paxton invests in South Africa with Solo Paxton
News & Events Access Control & Identity Management
Following the launch of Solo, Paxton’s new phone-based, cloud-hosted access control system, the company is significantly increasing its investment in South Africa by expanding its local team to support installers and customers nationwide.
Read more...Banking security is evolving Secutel Technologies
Surveillance Access Control & Identity Management Financial (Industry)
From ATM bombings and branch intrusion attempts to operational risks and response management, financial institutions require more than traditional security measures to protect people, assets, and infrastructure.
Read more...Paxton officially launches PaxLock Pro2 Paxton
News & Events Access Control & Identity Management Products & Solutions Smart Home Automation
Paxton’s wireless access-controlled door handle is engineered to withstand the most demanding environments, while maintaining a sleek, contemporary design. It includes a new Privacy Button, and offers up to 55 000 operations on a single set of batteries.
Read more...The proposed POPIA Code demands greater accountability
Editor's Choice Access Control & Identity Management Security Services & Risk Management Residential Estate (Industry)
The Information Regulator is not trying to end estate security processes, but to ensure everybody’s right to privacy and security, forcing estates to prove these systems improve security and that the personal information they collect is managed responsibly.
Read more...Trusted identity: the next step in estate security IDEMIA
Residential Estate (Industry) Access Control & Identity Management
Replacing a card or PIN with a fingerprint or facial reader does not automatically create a secure identity environment. Secure enrolment, presentation-attack detection, biometric matching, protected templates, encryption, and integrating identity with the wider access control environment matter.
Read more...Your estate deserves smarter security LD Africa
Products & Solutions Access Control & Identity Management Residential Estate (Industry)
If you manage an estate, you will know the feeling: resident safety, visitor flow, staff and contractor access, and the constant juggling act of keeping it all running smoothly.
Read more...Visitor management for BioStar sites neaMetrics Suprema
Products & Solutions Access Control & Identity Management Residential Estate (Industry)
iVisit is neaMetrics’ visitor and appointment platform. It moves the decision away from the boom: residents and hosts arrange access in advance, from a browser or phone, and the person who arrives is expected rather than explained.
Read more...The visitor lane problem neaMetrics Suprema
Products & Solutions Access Control & Identity Management Residential Estate (Industry)
XPass Q2 is an intelligent QR and RFID reader; it reads roughly 30 people per minute at 5 to 15 centimetres, decodes a QR code as small as one centimetre, and performs in low light.
Read more...Optimising access control and the right to privacy neaMetrics Suprema IDEMIA Technews Publishing SMART Security Solutions
Editor's Choice Access Control & Identity Management Integrated Solutions Residential Estate (Industry)
How can access be controlled more efficiently without disrupting the estate or creating endless queues in the visitor lane(s), while also adhering to the draft Code of Conduct?
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