Halo Amplifies Sensor Suite To Enhance Smart Building Capabilities.
Halo Amplifies Sensor Suite – IPVideo has released the HALO Amplify sensor suite designed to monitor and protect smart buildings.
The new suite adds a layer of sophistication with its array of capabilities designed to monitor and protect smart buildings and their occupants more efficiently. According to IPVideo, the Amplify product line is an invaluable risk mitigation tool that increases safety and drives cost reductions through enhanced operational efficiency.
People Counting and Management: HALO Amplify excels in providing detailed analytics about space utilization. This includes counting the number of people in a space, monitoring specific counts such as line crossings, and analysing dwell time to understand how long individuals occupy certain areas. These features are essential for optimizing space usage and ensuring compliance with building safety standards.
Environmental Monitoring: The suite is equipped to detect water leaks and flooding—a crucial feature that helps prevent potential property damage and loss. Additionally, it monitors open doors and windows, ensuring that all entry points are secured. Temperature and humidity monitoring at specific points within a room further ensures that the environment remains safe and comfortable for occupants.
Halo Amplifies Sensor Suite
Connectivity and Integration: Each sensor in the HALO Amplify suite can connect to a HALO Smart Sensor 3C/3C-PC and transmit data wirelessly. This integration allows for real-time updates to be displayed on various platforms, including the HALO Cloud Portal and mobile apps. The system supports up to 30 sensors, providing comprehensive coverage and data analysis.
Customizable Alerts and Responses: The system is designed to trigger alerts and messages based on the data it collects. These can be integrated with third-party systems to automate responses and ensure timely intervention when necessary.
Currently, the HALO Amplify line includes 2 sensors. The Amplify-people counting sensor and the Amplify-iPanic sensor. Plans for 2024 include the addition of 4 more sensors, including the Amplify-Open door/window sensor, the Amplify-water leak sensor, the Amplify-temperature/humidity sensor, and other applications currently in development.
IPVideo’s general manager, David Antar, said the ongoing development of Amplify emphasized the company’s mission.
“With our core focus on helping to make the world a smarter, safer, and healthier place, IPVideo has created this new connected sensor suite to raise the bar once again,” Antar said.
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“Halo Amplifies Sensor Suite To Enhance Smart Building Capabilities.”
