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Industrial Appliance Hardware
Tripwire launched its Tripwire Industrial Appli- ance line of hardware for security industrial envi- ronments in January. The one-box solution gives industrial organizations visibility into their opera- tional technology networks through a passive asset discovery approach. It embeds with the company’s industrial visibility software to provider industrial and enterprise grade hardware. A new option for bump-in-the-wire deployment capability will soon be available. Tripwire also expects to release a new version of its industrial visibility software that fea- tures secure cloud capabilities, an improved user interface and automatic threat intelligence updates. Users will be able to set, control and edit firewall- like rules to determine allowable communications.
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Bullet and Dome Cameras
IDIS launched a lineup of Edge VA bullet and dome cameras that feature on-board analytics and build on the power of the company’s Instant Meta Filter- ing. The feature allows users to easily access and search large volumes of video data using the IDIS Center VMS, helping to speed up investigations. Users also have access to functionalities such as line cross, loitering and object detection, audio de- tection, active-tampering, trip zones and alarm in capability. All new dome models deliver 900p reso- lution, two-way audio, protection against data loss and high image quality that with true wide dynamic range. A new IDIS mapping tool allows users to se- lect a specific camera on an intuitive layout plan and have live view in the corner of the screen to improve operator efficiency.
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Automatic Gates
Automatic Systems announce that two of its automatic gates, the BLG 76 and BLG 77, have earned ETL listing to UL 235 standards. The newly redesigned, full height automatic vertical lift gates have been used as a long-term access control so- lution for a facility’s perimeter. UL 325 standards seek to protect people from accidents involving automatic gates and recognize products that fol- low user safety guidelines. Both the BLG 76 and 77 gates were redesigned to implement the necessary entrapment protection needed to comply with UL 325, which states that gates must begin reversing within two seconds of sensing an obstruction. The requirement is intended to keep a person from be- ing entrapped in a stationary position.
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Fiber Optic Extender Systems
Camplex has introduced seven new models of its Camplex TAC-N-GO fiber optic extender systems, which include a reel mounted signal extender, tactical fiber optic cable and accessories in one. The systems make it easier for broadcast organi- zations to securely deploy and extend 4K HD, 3G, 6G, 12g-SDI, HDMI and 100BaseT ethernet and audio signals. The systems are designed for out- side broadcast, live events and field productions. Options include converter/extenders with SFPs, IR Control and more. Users can take advantage of a preloaded cable reel that comes with 1,000 feet of high-performance tactical fiber cable. Power sup- plies, 3M dual lock fasteners and accessories are included with each model, which can be adapted for rapid field deployment in any environment.
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CMOS Sensors
SmartSens has added two 3M pixel CMOS sen- sors, the SC3235 and SC3320, to its video sensor product portfolio. The new products are designed to perform well in low light environments, making them ideal for use in webcams and security cam- eras. 3MP sensors provide 50 percent more pixel- resolution than 2MP sensors and has distinguished its offerings to be “Full HD Pro” rather than 900P HD. The tech guarantees a dynamic range of up to 100dB with 60fps supporting 2-exposure HDR and Near Infrared enhanced imaging. The sensors are designed with customers’ system requirements in mind, especially the limits of bandwidth and pro- cessing power. SmartSens hopes it will diversify the product line of OEMs.
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Panic Button
Viking Electronics has released the PB-3-IP Panic Button, offering a reliable emergency com- munication solution to organizations of all sizes. The system is designed for VoIP SIP systems and is PoE-powered. Designed to mount under a desk, countertop or discreet location, the button includes a built-in auto dialer to roll through up to five phone numbers until a call is answered. Once someone picks up, a prerecorded location announcement is delivered to the called party and one-way audio is sent for silent monitoring. Users can have the sys- tem programmed using Viking’s IP Programming software to receive automatic firmware updates. The system also features an on-board relay for activating security cameras, emergency lighting or any other device that is triggered by a dry-contact.
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