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ICT AS/NZS2201.1 Class 5 Alarm Compliance

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ICT’S addition of compliance to AS/NZS2201.1 Class 5 to its Protégé solution expands the scope for ICT alarm applications under the Australian government’s risk...

Hills Pacom Professional Series 5MP Fisheye

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THE PACOM Professional Series 5MP fisheye camera is designed to capture uncompromised high-resolution video images from its location with no blind spot and provides...

Ness Releases First Australian Consignment of Hikvision 3MP TVI

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NESS Corp has released Australia’s first shipment of Hikvision 3MP TVI cameras, which the company says take digital-over-analogue performance to a new level."Now in...

CS Technologies Evolution Access Control

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EVOLUTION Access Control System by CS Technologies is Australian made and owned. It’s a distributed intelligent network system consisting of the full-function 4-door (EVO4)...

Ness Releases Wireless Intercoms

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NEW from Ness Corporation’s iCentral division is a comprehensive range of high-end wireless intercoms. With a large choice of models for all applications, iCentral...

Access Control Market Growing Fast

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ACCESS control globally is projected to worth $US9.8 billion by 2022 and is growing at an annual rate of 7.49 per cent, according to...

ACT Prison Seeks Maintenance and Support For Electronic Security System

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THE ACT Government is seeking integrators for the maintenance and support of its electronic security systems at the 300-bed Alexander Maconochie Centre and has...

Victoria Police Seeking Mobile App To Deliver Real Time Intelligence

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Victoria Police is seeking a mobile application and ongoing managed service that allows real time information to be provided to police officers in the...

4 Clicks and Away, with Mobotix Plug and Play

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MOBOTIX has partnered with CSD to bring customers the very best in MOBOTIX technology straight out of the box. It delivers state-of-the-art IP surveillance...

Dealing with Lens Compression in Powerful PTZs

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Q: I was interested to read in Help Desk last month the points made about the challenges of context when wide angle camera views...