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INDUSTRY NEWS<br />

INDUSTRY NEWS<br />

New innovations in physical<br />

protection from Technocover<br />

Technocover has<br />

introduced a series of<br />

innovations across its<br />

UltraSecure range of<br />

LPCB approved security<br />

equipment, billed as<br />

the next generation<br />

of intelligent physical<br />

protection.<br />

The company has been<br />

working with clients and<br />

technology suppliers to<br />

advance the functionality<br />

of its high security doors,<br />

enclosures, access covers<br />

and associated products to<br />

support strategic security<br />

and operational efficiency<br />

on the critical national<br />

infrastructure (CNI) site.<br />

New state-of-the-art access<br />

control offers scope to<br />

integrate UltraSecure<br />

equipment with central<br />

access management of<br />

multiple sites. Options<br />

include fob, keypad<br />

and radio-frequency<br />

identification (RFID)<br />

activated locks, with<br />

features such as personnel<br />

ID and hierarchical access<br />

control, failsafe or failsecure<br />

functions, and timed access<br />

features.<br />

Also new is an 8 point<br />

wheel lock for UltraSecure<br />

Sentinel doors, plus LCD<br />

privacy glass viewing<br />

panels, switching from<br />

frosted to clear. An<br />

innovative padlock<br />

with solenoid control is<br />

now available on new<br />

UltraSecure doors or for<br />

retrofitting to existing units.<br />

Simplifying sitework and<br />

project management<br />

is a new generation<br />

of UltraSecure kiosks,<br />

delivered ready-assembled<br />

and fitted out with M&E<br />

services for fast installation<br />

and easy connection to<br />

mains power. They come<br />

with factory-fitted access<br />

control data exchanges,<br />

vision panels, lighting,<br />

heating and ventilation<br />

services, plus an aesthetic<br />

new lining made from<br />

environmentally friendly,<br />

premium recycled HDPE<br />

plastic (also available<br />

on other UltraSecure<br />

products).<br />

Advances in horizontal<br />

access include an<br />

UltraSecure roof access<br />

hatch with remote control<br />

of opening/closing via<br />

a motorised actuator.<br />

The latest UltraSecure<br />

flush fitting access cover<br />

incorporates a<br />

3-tier design<br />

with inspection<br />

hatch, fall<br />

arrest system<br />

and anticontamination<br />

features for<br />

underground<br />

tanks and<br />

storage.<br />

ADANI launches new integrated<br />

door access full body scanner<br />

ADANI has officially<br />

launched the new Conpass<br />

DA integrated double door<br />

access full body scanner.<br />

The Conpass DA (Door<br />

Access) offers an integrated<br />

access control solution<br />

which has the capacity<br />

to detect a wide range<br />

of organic and inorganic<br />

objects concealed under<br />

clothing, in bags or hidden<br />

in the anatomical cavities<br />

of inspected individuals.<br />

The product is one of<br />

the latest and most<br />

advanced versions of the<br />

internationally successful<br />

ADANI Conpass full body<br />

scanner. The Conpass<br />

DA has the following<br />

unique features which<br />

highlight its advantages<br />

as a tool for enhancing<br />

security: Discrete selective<br />

scanning of visitors and<br />

staff; Opportunity to<br />

hold a suspect inside the<br />

booth; Remote operation;<br />

Bulletproof construction<br />

option; Integrated 2<br />

way communication and<br />

internal CCTV option<br />

The system can be<br />

integrated into existing<br />

entrance infrastructure<br />

and access control system.<br />

Therefore providing<br />

maximum effectiveness<br />

and improving efficiency<br />

of operational procedures<br />

of the security checkpoint.<br />

This model of full body<br />

scanner is designed to<br />

be used at VIP facilities,<br />

military bases, critical<br />

infrastructure sites and any<br />

other applications where<br />

there is a need for the<br />

highest level of security<br />

and visitor inspection.<br />

The advanced technology<br />

used in Conpass<br />

makes screening<br />

safe for operators<br />

and individuals<br />

being scanned. All<br />

Conpass systems<br />

are compliant with<br />

ANSI 43.17-2009<br />

regulations and that<br />

justifies its use for<br />

general public.<br />

Simon Lyster,<br />

Managing Director, ADANI<br />

Limited said ”The demand<br />

for more complete<br />

personnel screening<br />

solutions is increasing in<br />

a variety of markets as a<br />

result of a mixture of events<br />

and the realization by the<br />

enforcement agencies<br />

that the technology exists<br />

to safely screen for a<br />

wide range of banned<br />

and dangerous items.<br />

The ADANI Conpass DA<br />

offers a unique capability<br />

for discreetly scanning<br />

individuals entering sites<br />

where there is an issue of<br />

contraband smuggling or<br />

a constant security threat.<br />

At ADANI, we have always<br />

been proud of the fact<br />

that we offer a flexible<br />

approach to meeting the<br />

customer’s needs.”<br />

Axis announces full-featured fixed<br />

network cameras with WDR in HDTV<br />

1080p<br />

Axis Communications<br />

introduces new additions<br />

to its successful AXIS Q16<br />

Series. The latest cameras<br />

offer a number of new<br />

capabilities including<br />

wide dynamic range (Axis’<br />

WDR-Forensic Capture*),<br />

Lightfinder, HDTV 1080p<br />

resolution, electronic image<br />

stabilization and shock<br />

detection.<br />

“Airport, train station,<br />

government and perimeter<br />

protection are some<br />

examples of situations<br />

where image quality<br />

is critical to minimize<br />

investigation times and<br />

to protect assets – even<br />

if the lighting situation is<br />

extremely difficult,” says<br />

Erik Frännlid, Axis’ Director<br />

of Product Management.<br />

”The new AXIS Q1615<br />

cameras not only offer full<br />

HD resolution but also<br />

automatically switch settings<br />

between high dynamic<br />

scenes and Lightfinder<br />

mode, ensuring all details<br />

are captured in dark and<br />

bright areas at the same<br />

time. The new cameras are<br />

also our first fixed cameras<br />

to provide 50/60 frames per<br />

seconds in HDTV 1080p<br />

resolution. This is twice the<br />

normal frame rate, which<br />

allows the cameras to even<br />

better record smooth video<br />

when people or vehicles are<br />

moving fast.”<br />

In addition to the ability<br />

to seamlessly transition<br />

between WDR, Forensic<br />

Capture and Lightfinder<br />

mode, the indoor AXIS<br />

Q1615 and the outdoorready<br />

AXIS Q1615-E<br />

offer several image<br />

processing features to<br />

enhance image usability,<br />

such as barrel distortion<br />

correction, electronic image<br />

stabilization for steady<br />

images in an environment<br />

with tough vibrations. In<br />

addition, the fixed cameras<br />

also support high profile in<br />

H.264 and enhanced Max<br />

Bit Rate controllers which<br />

assure that the bandwidth<br />

remains within the defined<br />

limits.<br />

International Procurement Services<br />

announce the completion of contract<br />

to an unspecified European Police<br />

Force, with a total contract worth in<br />

excess of 500,000 GBP<br />

The contract to supply<br />

a complete range<br />

of countermeasure<br />

equipment and training<br />

includes OSCOR Green,<br />

ORION 2.4 NLJD and<br />

TALAN.<br />

The OSCOR GREEN<br />

Spectrum Analyser can<br />

detect illicit eavesdropping<br />

signals, perform site<br />

surveys for communication<br />

systems, conduct radio<br />

frequency emissions<br />

analysis and investigate<br />

misuse of the RF spectrum.<br />

It can be connected to<br />

remotely, enabling the<br />

operator to monitor away<br />

from the equipment and<br />

data files collected can be<br />

saved to external devices<br />

offering the ability to<br />

export data and produce<br />

reports on activity.<br />

The ORION 2.4 Non<br />

Linear Junction Detector<br />

is latest completely<br />

new lightweight version<br />

weighing just 1.4kg (3lbs)<br />

will detect the presence of<br />

electronics as small as SIM<br />

cards or mobile phones,<br />

regardless of whether<br />

the electronics target is<br />

radiating,<br />

hard wired,<br />

or even<br />

turned off.<br />

The Talan<br />

Telephone<br />

Line<br />

Analyser is<br />

the most<br />

recent<br />

state-ofthe-art<br />

Digital<br />

Telephone<br />

Line<br />

Analyser. It<br />

has been<br />

designed<br />

to detect<br />

illicit taps and bugs on<br />

either analogue or digital<br />

telephone lines. With new<br />

enhancements built into<br />

the software interface,<br />

users can also now test<br />

internet protocols (IP)<br />

packet traffic on voice-over<br />

Internet Protocol (VoIP)<br />

phones and systems,<br />

define advanced filtering<br />

options, and data can now<br />

be stored and exported to<br />

USB or Flash as data files<br />

for analysis or reporting<br />

purposes.<br />

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