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BEST product award winners at ISC West include HID, FLIR, Honeywell, Optex, RightCrowd, Tyco, Axis, ASSA ABLOY and Quantum. 

The Best New Product Award went to CrucialTrak for its Biometric Access Control System, while the Judges' Choice Award went to Hydra for its Thermal Imaging Radar.

Access Control Devices & Peripherals was won by H E S for the 1500/1600 Electric Strike Platform, while the Access Control Devices & Peripherals Wireless Award went to HID Global Location Services.

The award for Access Control Software and Controllers was taken out by Tyco Security Products with the iSTAR Ultra Video, while the Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection Award went to Patriot One Technologies for Nforce CMR 1000. An Honourable Mention in this category was made to Shooter Detection Systems for its Guardian Indoor Shooter Detection.

In the Cloud Solutions category, the award went to Feenics for KEEP, while Commercial Monitoring Solutions was won by Secure Global Solutions for Next Stage – an Honourable Mention Went to Christie Digital Systems for the FHD553-XE LCD.

The Convergence and Integrated Software and Solutions award went to Right Crowd for Software Essentials. Meanwhile, the Emergency Communications/Mass Notification Systems award went to V5 Systems for its Acoustic gunshot sensor.

The Fire/Life Safety award was taken out by Honeywell for its 1500 Combo Smoke Co2 Detector, while the Green/Sustainable Solutions Products award went to Assa Abloy for the IN220.

Hosted Solutions/Managed Services winner was Sure ID for Certified Edge, while the Intrusion Detection and Prevention Solutions category was won by Optex for Redscan RLS2030S.

In the Intrusion Detection and Prevention Solutions Wireless category, Bosch Security Systems won with its Zigbee Multi Sensor, while in the Law Enforcement/Guarding Systems category, Sharp took away the prize with INTELLOS A-UGV.

The Lock Systems and Secure Storage Containers award went to Securitech for Auto-Bolt Max, while the Loss Prevention and Article Surveillance Solutions category was won by March Networks for Searchlight for Retail – RFID Solution.

In the Mobile Apps category, STID won with Mobile ID, while the Network Support Solutions category was taken home by KBC Networks Limited, with ThruLink. The Outdoor Perimeter Protection category was taken out by Ontech with Wardium Perimeter.

Residential and Monitoring Solutions winner was Napco for Starlink Connect Z-Model, while Tools & Hardware was won by Axis for Site Designer. 

User Authentication, Identification, Credentialing and Mgmt went to FST Biometrics for iMiD Access 4.0, while the Video Analytics award went to UMBO Computer Vision for UMBO Light. An Honourable Mention went to Text Speak Design for Text Speak 1 Box. 

The Video Surveillance Advanced Imaging Technologies category was won by Thermal Impairing Radar for Hydra, while the Video Surveillance Cameras HD (Megapixel) category was won by Wireless CCTV for Body Camera Connect. 

Video Surveillance Cameras IP award went to AXIS for its Q6155E PTZ Dome, while the Video Surveillance Data Storage award was won by Quantum Corporation for Quantum Stor Next 5.4.

In the Video Surveillance Hardware and Accessories category, V5 Systems took the prize with its Camera Adaptive Platform, while the Video Surveillance Management Systems category was won by FLIR with its United VMS. ♦

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