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With ESI, you can migrate to a fully digital network security and surveillance system without discarding your existing security infrastructure. ESI integrates third party systems Efficient recording, viewing and storage of video and images are the cornerstone of any modern integrated surveillance system. In today’s intricate world of analogue, digital, hybrid and multi-manufacturers’ networked solutions, ESI’s systems have the capability and flexibility to integrate third party access control, fire, safety, intruder and other control systems – all designed to protect clients’ most sensitive areas as well as being a secure investment. Easy-to-use CCTV systems under the harshest conditions All the company’s control systems are designed and selected for their outstanding versatility and ease-of-use under the harshest conditions from powerful standalone switchers and simple desktop keyboards with joystick control to fully integrated, rack-mounted controllers capable of handling the largest and most demanding video matrix requirements via analogue, hybrid or digital networks. Featurerich, Graphical User Interfaces now mean easy control of cameras and monitors with key operator tasks that use a simple touch. All traditional CCTV controls are still available to the end user as well as a whole new set of tools that include network video recording, Time Lapse video analysis, remote alarm monitoring, smoke detection behavioural and threat analysis, and watermarked digital downloads. Migrate to a fully digital network security and surveillance system Security threats and safety risks can run high on Oil & Gas chemical processing facilities. But an effective security system can help dramatically to reduce such risks. ESI appreciates that security and CCTV surveillance requirements are exacting in an offshore environment. The company can supply a turnkey cooperation with an exemplary support structure that is specifically designed to cope with the wide variety of environmental conditions encountered on offshore rigs and platforms, and the ships that supply them. ESI’s full range of integrated security systems are certified for use in hazardous areas. Clients are offered the opportunity to migrate to a fully digital network security and surveillance system without discarding their existing security infrastructure. Incorporating existing legacy systems is straightforward for ESI, saving time, money and minimising disruption.
Our security management system integrates with most intrusion alarm panels via serial interfaces for effortless control. Image courtesy of Honeywell Security ESI’s explosion-proof PTZ cameras and housings The company’s Security range of surveillance systems, industrial cameras, explosion-proof PTZ cameras and housings are typically used in petrochemical, industrial, aerospace and offshore industries and, generally, on sites where there is a risk of very high temperature and explosion because of the presence of volatile gases, vapours, mists or dusts. ESI’s range of surveillance systems is recognised and chosen by customers internationally because they require the finest engineered solutions for security in hazardous conditions. Multiple site control by ESI A key feature of the company’s CCTV Surveillance System is the capability to monitor and control multiple sites remotely. Several platforms can be incorporated and monitored from a single, manned installation with monitoring from a shore-based Control Centre. A hierarchical control structure ensures that in the event of an incident, control passes seamlessly from one location to another as events dictate. Intrusion detection The ESI security management system integrates effortlessly with most intrusion alarm panels via serial interfaces. The integration allows on-site staff to monitor intrusion alarms, arm and disarm security zones, create reports and graphically view security incidents at workstations. Intrusion events can be configured to trigger automatic responses. For example, a glass-break alarm or motion detector can cause a camera to pan, tilt and zoom to a present alarm zone while the live and recorded video feeds pop up on the remote workstation. Through this integration, an access control card reader can be used to simultaneously unlock entry doors and disarm the alarm when a valid credential is presented. Examples of intrusion detection components are: ❚ Motion detection ❚ Equipment tamper ❚ Glass break detection ❚ Duress Facilities Technology Image courtesy of Honeywell Security
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