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Technology in Focus<br />
Gallagher Security teams with EyeLynx to add Full-HD VMS<br />
solution for Command Centre integrations<br />
Gallagher Security has extended the range of video management systems<br />
(VMS) which can integrate into its ubiquitous access and control solution.<br />
EyeLynx has now developed a plug-in to integrate its SharpView NVR with the<br />
Gallagher Command Centre.<br />
Specifically, this integration allows security managers operating a Gallagher<br />
Command Centre for site control to view the high-end recording capabilities of<br />
SharpView all in one place.<br />
Security operators can respond swiftly and appropriately to any security<br />
threats through the real-time display of outputs from complementary security<br />
and site management solutions<br />
defined uniquely for their site.<br />
SharpView offers full-resolution<br />
recording and remote monitoring<br />
from an unlimited number of HD<br />
CCTV cameras. It’s in use at highsecurity<br />
water, utilities and<br />
education sites and is praised by the<br />
Metropolitan Police Service.<br />
www.eyelynx.com<br />
OPTEX Europe issues upgraded<br />
version of VX Shield sensor<br />
OPTEX Europe has launched an enhanced<br />
version of its best-selling sensor across<br />
Europe, namely the VX Shield, with a new<br />
housing design and features that make it<br />
even easier to install.<br />
The outdoor intrusion detector, which<br />
provides 12 metre x 90 degree detection<br />
coverage, now includes a rotation lock to<br />
make it easier to open/close the cover.<br />
Sensor adjustment components are also<br />
identified in blue to make it obvious which<br />
parts allow manipulation of the sensor<br />
detection area. This renders the sensor<br />
easier to adjust. A spirit level has also been<br />
incorporated, while an automatic ‘walk test’<br />
mode kick-starts upon closing the cover.<br />
www.optex-europe.com<br />
B-Cam’s Compact camera range<br />
packs power into small frame<br />
B-Cam – a leading supplier of body-worn<br />
security cameras for the military, Government,<br />
police and security solutions providers around<br />
the world – has just unveiled its new Compact<br />
camera as the latest product in the company’s<br />
range of surveillance systems.<br />
The Compact model packs plenty of power<br />
into its 110 mm by 60 mm frame, with over<br />
eight hours of continuous recording and the<br />
ability for end users to record in 480p, 720p<br />
(HD), 1080p (FHD) or 2000p (2K resolution).<br />
Compact cameras are capable of both low-light and infrared recording, and<br />
are supplied with a rear 2” configurable display screen. The units are<br />
waterproof and boast a memory of up to 64 GB.<br />
Impressively, these new cameras weigh just 170g. That’s less than half a<br />
small loaf of bread.<br />
B-Cam is at the forefront of delivering body-worn camera solutions to police<br />
services, operatives in the National Health Service, shopping centres, football<br />
clubs and security-related events globally where high quality audio and video<br />
recordings are captured and used to facilitate evidence management<br />
procedures during criminal and/or anti-social incidents.<br />
Herman Vermaak, managing director of B-Cam, informed Risk UK: “B-Cam is<br />
all about trying to support the people who help to keep us safe and secure. The<br />
B-Cam Compact affords security professionals the surveillance capabilities they<br />
need in a package that will not weigh them down. The Compact camera is a<br />
highly visible visual deterrent to potential trouble-makers.”<br />
With a configurable display screen and different resolution options, the B-<br />
Cam Compact affords end users plenty of operational options.<br />
Vermaak concluded: “The B-Cam Compact may be small, but it’s capable of<br />
powerful things.”<br />
www.b-cam.net<br />
Invixium integrates with Paxton’s<br />
established Net2 Access Control<br />
Paxton has announced the integration of its<br />
networked access control system, Net2, with<br />
Invixium’s biometric software, designated IXM<br />
WEB. The integration allows for real-time<br />
synchronisation between the two applications,<br />
removing the need to enter user data in two<br />
places and dramatically reducing set-up time.<br />
The integration provides customers with the<br />
benefit of expanding their access control offer<br />
with a biometric solution. From installation to<br />
adding new users, the Net2 and IXM WEB<br />
integration has been carefully scripted.<br />
www.paxton.co.uk<br />
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