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Inovonics INO-EN4216MR 16 Zone Receiver

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Inovonics INO-EN4216MR 16 Zone Receiver From Wesco Anixter.

Inovonics INO-EN4216MR 16 Zone Receiver From Wesco Anixter.

Inovonics INO-EN4216MR 16 Zone Receiver – Inovonics INO-EN4216MR is a 16-zone multi-condition receiver with relay outputs that programs and supervises up to 16 single or multiple condition transmitters.

This receiver, which serves to connect a controller and wireless devices, includes 6 form C relays for each output, allowing connection to any hardwire panel, or stand-alone wireless application.

Inovonics INO-EN4216MR features a 2-line text display shows condition of each transmitter, provides log of past events, and displays signal strength. Its 6 relays can be configured as latching, momentary, or toggle modes independently.

The unit includes case tamper protection, jam detection, and internal antennas for a secure wireless implementation, while there’s a wireless programming routine built into the receiver.

Inovonics receivers feature Inovonics EchoStream technology with diversity reception and advanced signal processing to minimize nulls or dead spots, enhancing performance in RF noisy environments.

Inovonics EchoStream 900MHz radio utilizes a unique frequency hopping, spread spectrum technology and the self-configuring Inovonics EchoStream Commercial Mesh Network allows integrators and installers to adapt to changing floor plans and requirements in a matter of minutes – sensors can be added to the network as fast as they can be mounted.

You can learn more about the Inovonics range from your local Wesco Anixter branch – you can see a video here, view the range here, or read more SEN news here.

Inovonics INO-EN4216MR 16 Zone Receiver Features

  • Add-on receivers support multi condition transmitters (EN4216MR and EN4232MR only)
  • Receivers have on-board Type C relays for N/O or N/C operation.
  • Jam detection monitors all channels for presence of interference.
  • A reset terminal is provided in the receiver to allow for externalized receiver resets.
  • A tamper terminal is provided in the receiver to allow for externalized tampers.

Inovonics INO-EN4216MR 16 Zone Serial Receiver Features

  • Wireless gateway between EchoStream one-way transmitters and a head-end application using an RS-232 serial interface.
  • EN4000 enables the integration of security, temperature and analog transmitters.
  • EN4200 enables the integration of one-way security transmitters and an head end application using an RS-232 serial interface.
  • Jam detection monitors all channels for presence of interference.

“Inovonics INO-EN4216MR 16 Zone Receiver From Wesco Anixter.”

Bosch Dinion 7100i IR 8MP X Bullet Camera Amazing Video

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Bosch Dinion 7100i IR 8MP X Bullet Camera Amazing Video Highlights Low Light Performance.

Bosch Dinion 7100i IR 8MP-X Bullet Camera Amazing Video – We’ve recently reviewed the Bosch 7100 IR bullet camera with 80 metres of IR – a recent video highlights just how good the 4K Starlight X version is.

With 4K resolution, Bosch Starlight X, HDR X (giving WDR of 144dB), and intelligent IR up to 120 meters, Bosch engineers say this camera can deliver clear images in all lighting and weather, distinguishing individuals and objects to deliver situational awareness in a range of applications.  

Bosch Dinion 7100i IR 8MP X Bullet Camera Amazing Video

Intelligent Video Analytics Pro (IVA Pro) uses real-life data to enhance building security, long-range perimeter detection, and traffic monitoring. EIS (electronic image stabilization) and a robust design remove wind and vibration to maintain a steady image.

Bosch Dinion 7100i IR 8MP X Bullet Camera Amazing Video

The camera has an optional polarizing filter to help reduce reflection, while exchangeable IR modules answer specific requirements such as railway (where invisible IR is required), and electronic image stabilization (EIS) removes the motion caused by wind or vibration for enhanced image quality.

You can check out the video here, read more specifications of the Bosch Dinion 7100i IR 8MP X Bullet Camera here, and find more SEN news here.

“Bosch Dinion 7100i IR 8MP X Bullet Camera Video Highlights Low Light Performance.”

Milesight 5G Pro AI Bullet Arrives

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Milesight 5G Pro AI Bullet Arrives With AI IoT 12x And Optical Zoom.

Milesight 5G Pro AI Bullet Arrives – LSC recently dropped off Milesight’s cool new 5G Pro Bullet camera at SEN for testing.

This camera is a professional tool. It hustles a stack of functionality we can’t wait to play with. There’s up to 4K resolution in the range, though I’m pleased to see the test camera is 2MP and has a 12x optical zoom via motorised 5.3-64mm lens with autofocus.

Milesight 5G Pro AI Bullet features AI deep learning, 5G communications, IoT connectivity, 12x optical zoom, a 1/1.8th inch Starvis starlight sensor dishing up a very good sounding 100fps, and an IP67-rated housing to handle dust and water ingress.

There are other neat things like defog, 180 metres of IR performance – yes, you read that right, integrated LoRaWan across 8 channels for 15km (you need an external antenna but awesome for remote applications), and a bunch of smart AI detection functions that we’re looking forward to getting our teeth into.

Stay tuned to SEN for more information on this super new bullet camera from Milesight – the local distributor is LSC if you can’t bear to wait for us – more camera information here – more SEN news here.  

“Milesight 5G Pro Bullet Arrives With AI IoT 12x And Optical Zoom.”

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Security Door Manufacturer Installer For Sale

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Security Door Manufacturer Installer For Sale In Victoria.

This established business specialises in the manufacture and installation of security doors, as well as the supply and fitting of roller shutters. As a licensed dealer of retractable and pleated screens for a national company, this business offers a diverse range of high-quality products and services in residential and commercial settings.

The business operates as a mobile service, visiting customers’ homes to provide personalised consultations and installations. With the option to utilise contractors as required. The business model is designed for maximum flexibility, allowing owners to work for themselves and experience a high level of job satisfaction through direct customer interaction.

The business also maintains continuous work with local real estate agents, providing a steady stream of projects and income. According to the broker this owner-operated business boasts a stellar reputation with a loyal customer base built on years of reliable service and quality craftsmanship, and has an active online presence.

Financially, this business is a solid investment, showing profitability and growth each year (revenues upon application). The current owner is offering the business for sale, along with the additional option to purchase a vehicle for mobile operations.

You can contact the broker to find out more about security door manufacturer installer for sale here or read more SEN news here.

“Security Door Manufacturer Installer For Sale In Victoria.”

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Best Surge Arrestors For Lightning?

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Best Surge Arrestors – What are the Best?

Surge Arrestors For Lightning Defence – What is the best surge arrester specification for defence against lightning strike?

A: Defence against lightning needs to incorporate surge arresters, devices that filter out big voltage and current spikes, as well as keeping strong frequencies at bay. Talk to suppliers about best specifications for use in your area.

You should be looking for devices that give isolation primary to secondary sides, have performance that’s at least 125 per cent of full load capacity. You also want high-speed, leading-edge suppression and a high-energy resistance metal oxide resistor, plus or minus 1 per cent output volts at 85 per cent load with -25 per cent to 15 per cent of nominal input volts.

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In addition, you’d need a voltage change on load change of plus or minus 3 per cent for 3 cycles and 95 per cent correction for 2 cycles. Your surge arrestors shouldn’t just be looking after the transformer’s secondary side – add arrestors to the secondary side of sensor wiring as well.

It goes without saying that you should avoid all external wiring and you should bond your system by making physical connection of any walled conduits to system ground. It’s also important to ground the main transformer to a grounding roof or copper earth tape and connection using insulated wire – use a big gauge.

When you are protecting devices located outside requirements vary depending on whether equipment is pole mounted or building mounted. Buildings are different to remote pole mounts, which would need to be grounded independently, with devices like control boxes, comms gear, or cameras grounded to grounded poles.

A remote pole would typically be fitted with a low resistance path to ground via a lightning rod, fat cable and buried metal matrix. All sounds a bit excessive until $A20,000-plus worth of controllers, transmitters and devices get fried by a direct lightning strike.

Devices attached to buildings should be grounded to the building’s external lightning protection system if possible. If a device is not within the protected volume, then you need an air termination rod installed at the mounting pole with cabling installed inside the metal pole.

If in-pole cabling is impossible, then cable needs to be run in a metal conduit that’s electrically connected to the pole. Whether or not you need surge protectors in the cable run depends on cable length – none if the run is only a couple of metres, some if cabling is longer.

There should also be lightening equipotential bonding at the entry point for cabling as it goes from the junction box on the pole into the building. If buildings have no external lightning protection, it’s possible the lightning risk is very low and can be mitigated by installing surge protectors between the junction box and camera.

Alternatively, when creating lightning protection for external devices, buildings may need to be professionally grounded. You can learn more about forensic examination of lightning strikes for insurance purposes here – there’s more news from SEN here.

“What Are the Best Surge Arrestors For Lightning Protection?”

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Gallagher Digital Transformation Survey

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Contribute To Gallagher Digital Transformation Survey.

Contribute To Gallagher Digital Transformation Survey.

Gallagher Digital Transformation Survey – Gallagher Security is calling all security professionals and users to add their voice to an industry-wide survey designed to capture a snapshot of this transformative period.

This collaborative research initiative seeks to gather global insights that will culminate in a comprehensive trends report designed to benefit the global security industry.

“This project is rooted in one of our core values: the belief that sharing knowledge freely is a powerful catalyst for growth and progress,” said Mark Junge, chief executive at Gallagher Security. 

“Gallagher’s annual Security Industry Trends Report serves as an embodiment of those values. Our industry has been in transition these past few years, which always brings a degree of uncertainty that makes it difficult to plan. Our goal with this survey and report is to hold a mirror up to our industry peers and provide a tool that helps us navigate the shifting landscape together.”

According to Junge, Gallagher Security’s trends survey is more than just a research project – it’s a call to action for every security professional to share their voice and contribute to a collective understanding of how this transformation is playing out on a global scale.

“Your input is instrumental in helping us identify the factors making the biggest impact on the future of security,” Junge said. “It’s a way for us to come together as an industry and share the observations and challenges affecting us all.”

“The 2025 Security Industry Trends Report, which will be based on the data gathered from this survey, is intended to be a resource for all stakeholders in the global security industry to inform decision-making, strategic planning, and innovation.

“From installers to IT professionals and everyone in between, perspectives across regions, channels, and industries are welcome to add their voice and capture a snapshot of the year ahead.”

Participating in the survey is straightforward, anonymous, and takes less than 10 minutes to complete – you can contribute to the survey here before June 30 – there’s more SEN news here. 

Gallagher Digital Transformation Survey Topics:

  • Organizations’ leading security goals
  • Challenges impacting budgets and upgrades
  • How organizations rank integrations and features
  • Strategies around cybersecurity and compliance
  • Plans for adopting Cloud solutions
  • Organizations’ current stance on the use of AI.

“Contribute To Gallagher Digital Transformation Survey.”

Free ANPR From CS Technologies

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Free ANPR From CS Technologies Replaces Standalone Automatic Number Plate Recognition System.

Free ANPR From CS Technologies Replaces Standalone Automatic Number Plate Recognition System.

Free ANPR From CS Technologies – According to CS Technologies customers wanting ANPR have needed to purchase and install an independent ANPR System and camera/s, as well as an access control system.

“Now Australian-made access control brand, CS Technologies, is offering an ANPR add-on solution for free, saving installers and their customers time and money,” says Michael Carruthers, head of engineering at CS Technologies.

“The installer purchases a Milesight LPR camera then links the LPR camera to a CS Technologies’ Evolution access control system. From there, authorised user vehicles can be granted access to the facility with no independent ANPR System is required.”

The way it works is that CS Technologies’ free Evolution management software has a free built-in, high-level interface that connects directly to Milesight LPR cameras. When a number plate is read, Evolution software will process the plate, check the user database, check the user’s access group and grant/deny the user.

“CS Technologies Evolution Controllers are proven commercial solution access systems that grant access to the facility with a pin number, card or RF remote,” Carruthers says.

“Existing users can now additionally be assigned a car number plate to complement the standard access system. CS Technologies Evolution already has free integrations with most popular caravan park programs to further simplify the setup.”

CS Technologies’ free Evolution management software includes all features and is installed as a Windows-based EXE that can be run from a drive, USB, cloud drive, or virtual server. Featuring an easy setup, Evolution can generate automatic email reports and alarms, deny pass-backs, generate history reports, and create interactive floor plans. Evolution also allows integrations with high level CCTV and other third-party systems.

“While Evolution controllers don’t provide a commercial car park payment solution, their capabilities make them terrific for many other purposes such as caravan parks and other facilities with non-paid entry,” Carruthers says.

You can learn more about CS Technologies here, discover local Australian distributor LSC here, or read more SEN news here.

“ANPR From CS Technologies Replaces Standalone Automatic Number Plate Recognition System.”

New Government Procurement Rules To Favour SMEs

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New Government Procurement Rules To Favour SMEs As New Targets Set By Federal Government.

New Government Procurement Rules To Favour SMEs As New Targets Set By Federal Government.

New Government Procurement Rules To Favour SMEs – Australia’s federal government has set new targets designed to ensure smaller businesses get a better chance of delivering systems and services to government departments.

The changes double the contract threshold for government departments to go director to small business to $A500,000, while procurements requiring an economic benefits assessment will go from $4 million to $1 million.

The reduction in economic benefit assessment analysis from $4 million to A$1 million means smaller deals can elevate the benefits of supporting smaller, local suppliers.

The changes come into effect on July 1 and they include the implementation of a new Commonwealth Supplier Code of Conduct will also come into effect from July, imposing an expectation that suppliers act ethically. A deep dive into this code of ethics is interesting, given the open-ended nature of its requirements.

The changes will also impact on government panel buying which has allowed departments to set up a services panel then claim a fair tender process has been undertaken if they approach 1 supplier on the panel because the creation of the original was a tender process. Government buyers will now be required to approach at least 1 SME for every request for quote.

As part of the changes around exclusive panel buying, 5 per cent of agencies’ spending on services through the MAS and People Panels may be sourced directly to First Nations businesses not on those panels through a new flexibility allowance.

The government has set a target to source 25 per cent of procurements below $1 billion, and 40 per cent of procurements below $20 million, from small and medium business. The previous target of 20 per cent overall procurement was being met according to government but was skewed by large multinationals with ABNs categorising division as Australian SMEs.

“To say you’re an Australian business if you have an ABN, to me, seems quite ridiculous, – that means Microsoft, Boeing and Fujitsu,” said Independent Senator David Pocock during Senate Estimates last month.

You can learn more about new government procurement rules to favour SMEs here, read the supplier code of conduct here, or find more SEN news here.

“New Government Procurement Rules To Favour SMEs As New Targets Set By Federal Government.”

Cairns Regional Council CCTV And VMS

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Cairns Regional Council CCTV And VMS Tender Release Date.

Cairns Regional Council CCTV And VMS Tender Release Date.

Cairns Regional Council CCTV And VMS – Cairns Regional Council has released the expected date for its long-awaited CCTV and video management software tender – September 30.

Cairns CitySafe CCTV System is installed in the Cairns Central Business District (CBD) and other locations, including Mooroobool, Edge Hill, Manunda, Manoora and Gordonvale, and is designed to identify and prevent illegal and/or inappropriate behaviour in the Cairns CBD which has the potential to alarm or threaten citizens, or to result in damage of property and order in the Cairns CBD.

It allows controlled provision of information by council to the agencies of the Department of Emergency Services (Police, Ambulance, Fire) and to other statutory bodies with powers to prosecute to enable the development of effective responses to incidents.

You can learn more about Cairns Regional Council CCTV and VMS here or read more SEN news here.

“Cairns Regional Council CCTV And VMS Tender Release Date.”

VIGI C485 8MP Camera Coming Soon

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VIGI C485 8MP Camera Coming Soon From TP-Link.

VIGI C485 8MP Camera Coming Soon From TP-Link.

VIGI C485 8MP Camera Coming Soon – VIGI 4K/8MP colour turret network camera from TP-Link is coming soon and TP-Link says it offers a range of features designed to allow strong performance and simple installation.

This turret day/night camera has a ½.7-inch progressive scan CMOS sensor with a maximum resolution of 3840 X 2160 pixels, integrated IR and white light support, is available as a 2.8mm or 4mm fixed focal lengths and is rated IP67 against dust and water ingress.

According to TP-Link, the DORI numbers for the 2.8mm lens are detection at 85m, observation at 35m, recognition at 17m and identification at 8m. Meanwhile the 4mm lens delivers detection at 107m, observation at 44m, recognition at 21m and identification at 11m.

The camera supports H.265+, H.265, H.264+ and H.264 compression types for main profile and has CBR, VBR bit rate management options. Mainstream bandwidth can be set from 256Kbps to 6Mbps, with sub stream selectable between 64Kbps and 512Kbps.

Image settings include mirror, brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, exposure, WDR, white balance, a setting to prevent overexposure to infrared light and HLC adjustable by client software, along with adjustable BLC, 3D digital noise reduction, HLC and SmartIR.

The camera has WDR of 120bD, signal-to-noise ratio of 52dB, 4 privacy masks, 1 region of interest and OSD settings. There are 4 IR LEDs with a wavelength of 850nm and a range of 30 metres, and 4 white light LEDs with a range of 30 metres managed by on/off and scheduling.

Other features include 2-way audio at 64 Kbps (G.711 alaw), network protocol options including TCP/IP, UDP, ICMP, HTTP, HTTPS, DHCP, DNS, RTSP, NTP, UPnP UDP, SSL/TLS, support for ONVIF Profile S, simultaneous live view   3 main streams and 3 sub-streams.

Management is via the VIGI app, VIGI Security Manager software, Web UI and the VIGI VMS, while network security functions include password protection, HTTPS encryption, IP address filter and digest authentication.

VCA is a strength of this camera. It offers a range of smart event capabilities, including human and vehicle classification, intrusion detection, line-crossing detection, region entering detection, region exiting detection, object abandoned detection, object removal detection, loitering detection and smart frame.

There’s also a suite of basic events, including motion detection, video tampering detection, exception (things like illegal log-in attempts), and scene change detection.

Other features include memory card recording, push notifications, audible warning and white-light flashing. The camera has an RJ45 10/100 Ethernet port with PoE, a reset button, DC power port, 256GB MicroSD card support, and a built-in microphone and speaker.

The camera is built of poly and cast aluminium, has an operating temperature of -30 to 60C, the cable attachments are waterproof, weight is 480g, maximum power draw is 11.5W and dimensions are compact at 111 x 111 x 83.7mm.

You can learn more about TP-Link here or read more SEN news here.

VIGI C485 8MP Camera Features

  • 4K (8MP) Ultra HD and 24h full colour
  • Human & vehicle classification
  • Smart detection
  • Smart video enhancement technology
  • Active defence and 2-Way audio
  • IP67 waterproof
  • H.265+ compression technology
  • 12V DC/PoE
  • Optional 4mm or 2.8mm lens.

“VIGI C485 8MP Camera Coming Soon From TP-Link.”

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