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42 security focus Detector Activated CCTV Systems CCTV Systems have come a long way over the last decade particularly in terms of the technological advances made by the various equipment manufacturers. However, possibly the greatest leap foreword in adding value and raising standards has been the introduction of BS8418, a code of practice for the design, installation and monitoring of detector activated CCTV systems. BS8418 sets out specific guidelines regarding the design and installation of the system, paying attention to the detector and camera positioning as well as lighting requirements. The detectors should be of a quality and sophistication to resist unwanted or ‘false’ alarms, whilst maintaining optimum capture performance. This allows for a credible and stable solution to be offered that will engender the confidence necessary for end users to adopt the service in place of other more costly alternatives. Once a detector is activated, images from the site can be captured and transmitted to an RVRC (Remote Video Response Centre) allowing for the fastest possible reaction to an incident. The addition of audio facilities onsite allows for potential intruders to be deterred or warned off before an incident develops, this has often proven to be the case, and is now a mandatory requirement under the ACPO security systems policy 2004. Providing all of the requirements of BS8418 and the ACPO policy are met, a URN (unique reference number) will be issued by the Police and can attract a priority response to incidents from emergency services. Reader Reply No.: 85080 Abloy Security works to combat crime Abloy Security Ltd has launched its latest range of locking solutions that have been specially designed to help retailers improve the level of in-store security, reduce theft, and perhaps as importantly, achieve all this without adversely affecting the impact of product display or presentation. The British Retail Consortium estimates that retail crime incidents are costing the industry of around £2,200 million each year. Securing a shop floor can be difficult because it acts as a primary interface between shopper and product; therefore, the challenge is to balance the shop front’s appealing atmosphere with effective security Frontier Pitts successfully crash test new Roadblocker Frontier Pitts dedicated research and development team have designed and produced one of the strongest Roadblockers on the market. The new product is based upon the Terra Blocker design (crash tested in the 1970’s) which has been performing at more than 3000 installation sites worldwide for 30 years. Following months of in-house design and computer simulations, the new ATTB-80 was successfully tested by MIRA independent Crash Laboratories in January 2005. The test was conducted to prove the arresting capability of a Frontier Pitts ATTB-80 Roadblocker when impacted with a 6810kg (15,000lb) test vehicle at a speed of 50mph (80km/hour). Frontier Pitts was confident in selecting the toughest test for the most difficult standard to achieve. K12 testing denotes that the vehicle measures. The ABLOY® PROTEC and EXEC mechanisms offer high security locking solutions suitable for use within the retail environment. The ABLOY EXEC cylinder mechanism is ideal for applications where locks of a similar type are used, and is particularly suited to cam and furniture locks due to it key retaining feature. However, if door cylinders are to be used as part of a complete suite of locks, then the more flexible two-way system ABLOY PROTEC should be considered. This also benefits from a new sealed disc controller and driver plate, giving smooth entry and operation. Also ideal for retail use is the ABLOY Eff Eff range, which provides unobtrusive mechanical or electro-mechanical locking units, which can be used to secure high value products, such as jewellery, within glass display cabinets. Strong and compact, this low-profile range of can be controlled individually or in multiples by a variety of devices including keys, switches, keypads, card or proximity readers. Reader Reply No.: 85062 Security door from J Durrance secures Ladbrokes business J Durrance & Co, market leading physical security solutions provider, has been awarded the contract to refurbish Ladbrokes shops with their new design security door system. Developed in conjunction with Ladbrokes’ team of security managers through open forum discussions, J Durrance has designed and manufactured a 3-bolt multi-point locking door, which has yet to be beaten! The unique security door developed and manufactured by J Durrance, includes some of the following features: ● Steel encased locking points ● A metal sleeve encasing the door and locking area protects from a crowbar attack and prevents the door from splitting ● Steel hinge protector to prevent the frame from splitting ● Hinge security locking bar engages into the frame, nullifying a hinge attack ● An overlap security strip to prevent access to the locking area ● A hidden steel angle to prevent breaking the lock out must be travelling at a minimum of 80km/hour on impact. L3 means that the test vehicles’ penetration must be less than 1metre. The vehicle was brought to a complete halt by the blocker with zero penetration onto site or past the impacted face of the unit. A key feature of the design ensured that all forward energy was absorbed at the front of the equipment on impact, unlike other rising kerbs on the market which have allowed the vehicle to ride over the equipment thus penetrating site. No other company in the World can offer a product which can surpass the standards for Department of State Certification. This is a major breakthrough in high security, anti-terrorist barricades. The ATTB-80s hydraulic mechanism continued to raise and lower the blocker as normal following impact. This impressive test result has proved not only the stopping power of this equipment, but also the reliability and fortitude of the design. Further tests are planned in order to test this equipment to destruction, using a similar vehicle of at least 7.5 tonnes travelling at a speed of 135km/hour. The existing crash-rated hydraulic bollards will also be tested to the DOS standards. The Frontier Pitts crash-rated ATTB-80 is now available in widths of up to 8000mm and a lifted height of 810mm. Reader Reply No.: 85110 ● Angle steel brick protection preventing removal of the frame As part of Ladbrokes refurbishment programme, the J Durrance security door will be installed throughout the 2,200 shops across the UK over the next 3 years. A spokeman at Ladbrokes, commented, “Through discussions and a forum with J Durrance, they were able to design a tailored solution to Ladbrokes needs.” Reader Reply No.: 85102 www.practicalfm.co.uk
visitor or threat? Your lobby is your first line of defense and your visitor’s first impression. With increased threats, the traditional method of using a log book and generic visitor tags leaves you vulnerable. LobbyWorks is a simple and effective way to gain better control of your visitor traffic. With LobbyWorks, visitors are identified, potential threats are flagged, expected visitors are pre-authorized, badges are issued, sponsors are notified, and visitors are tracked while on the premises. Honeywell’s LobbyWorks is a powerful visitor management system that offers unprecedented control and enforcement of visitor security policies. It is an enterprise system that leverages your existing infrastructure to offer a flexible and open solution. It is a simple and effective method to strengthen your security, improve lobby effectiveness, and enhance service levels and professionalism. 2005 Multi Award Winner for Software For more information, please call +44 (0)1444 251180 or visit www.honeywellaccess.com. if you would like to receive our product information updates electronically, please send an email to: accessuk@honeywell.com © 2005 Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. RR: 85090
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