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Helix Connect O2 Smart Home Solution From EOS

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HELIX Connect O2 is a smart home solution from EOS Australia. Built by Resolution in the U.S. the wireless control panel represents the future...

Alarm.com Sales up 32 Per Cent, Year on Year

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ALARM.COM has reported total net revenues of $US90 million in the third quarter, an increase of 4.6 per cent above the previous quarter and...

Coca-Cola Amatil Chooses S2 Integrated Access/Video for 60 Sites

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AFTER considerable due diligence of its technology options, including its incumbent system, Coca-Cola Amatil chose S2 Security for its IP integrated access/video solution across...

Camera Review: Mobotix M16 – First Impressions

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MOBOTIX M16 is a modular, dual sensor surveillance camera system that offers installers and end users much more than meets the eye. It’s a PoE,...

Electronic Listening Devices: The Art of Self Defence

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IS there a relatively simple way to search for electronic listening devices? We’d like to implement procedures to create awareness without needing professional sweeps...

Case Study: Security Control Room Upgrade

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Security control rooms are always squeezed in whatever space can be found close to core infrastructure to avoid the expense of additional cabling or...

Scenes from ASIS Dinner at Security & Government Expo 2017

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ASIS ACT's dinner, which ran in the evening after the concurrent ASIS Seminars and Security and Government Expo in Canberra, drew an excellent crowd...

Johnson Controls Unveils DSC iotega Wireless Security and Automation Platform

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JOHNSON Controls has announced the immediate availability of the DSC iotega, a next generation wireless security and automation solution designed to provide safer and...

SA Govt Tenders CCTV Security Solution for Sthn Expressway

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SOUTH Australian Government’s Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure has gone to tender for the design and construction of a security closed circuit television...

CCTV Camera Performance: Aperture, Shutter and ISO

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Is it fair for us to generalise camera performance based on maximum useful ISO for a given aperture and shutter speed? Can we expect...