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Alice Springs Casino Spends 450,000 On HD CCTV

The innovative new Dallmeier Semsy III system will provide better security coverage across the entire property with an upgrade from analog to a high definition digital system, and is one of the first of its kind in Australia.  The new surveillance system has been two years in the making and sees Lasseters partner with local […]

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    The innovative new Dallmeier Semsy III system will provide better security coverage across the entire property with an upgrade from analog to a high definition digital system, and is one of the first of its kind in Australia. 

    The new surveillance system has been two years in the making and sees Lasseters partner with local supplier, Ronin Security. 

    “Our patrons’ safety and security is always of utmost importance,” Lasseters’ chief operating officer, Chris Sartori said. “We also understand the importance of supporting local businesses and we are pleased to be partnering with Ronin Security. 

    “Our investment of $450,000 has enabled us to upgrade to our security surveillance system with technology that is equivalent to, if not better than, any casino around the world. The system also ensures we keep pace with the expansion and redevelopments our property is currently undertaking.”

    The HD CCTV security system is the first of its kind to be used in the NT and is the same security system that is used at the Marina Bay Sands Casino in Singapore and other world class casino destinations, such as Crown Macau. 

    The system is environmentally friendly and uses 70 per cent less power and energy than the previous surveillance solution.

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