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Bullet camera range with integrated junction box
Eneo has added an integrated junction box to its bullet cameras in the company’s
Candid range. The junction box is built into the mounting bracket of the camera and
removes the need for fitting a separate junction box alongside the cameras. Eneo
has three Candid bullet cameras available with the integrated junction box. The
small Candid, 2MP, IP bullet (ICB-62M2712M0A); the medium sized, 3MP, IP bullet,
with the WiFi set-up interface (ICB-73M2712MWA); and the medium sized Candid
2MP, multi-signal, bullet (MCB-72M2712M0A), which is HD-TVI, AHD, CVI, HD-SDI,
EX-SDI and Composite selectable.
All the Candid bullet cameras have aluminum housings, weather proof-rated to
IP67, and operate down to -30°C. The junction box includes all camera connections,
cabled through the back of the box, which are then entirely protected and sealed
against dust and moisture, once the camera is fitted to the front.
www.eneo-security.com
Wireless Wi-Fi system with one button configuration
RISCO Group has launched the first of several planned new or improved products to the
UK market in 2018 with CommPact, a professional level security system designed with
the installer in mind.
CommPact is listed as offering simple and flexible installation and is described as a
fully wireless, Wi-Fi enabled, pet friendly system offering quick and easy installation with
one button automatic configuration featuring RISCO’s smartphone and web app.
Integration with video verification and home automation has become an integral part
of all RISCO panel offerings and CommPact provides a seamless solution with the option
of the PSI award winning VUpoint P2P camera included with the package. The 32-zone
CommPact system conforms to EN50131 security standards. www.riscogroup.com/uk
Mobile access control
reader for smartphone use
Nedap Identification Systems has launched
MACE Smart: a multi-technology reader for
mobile access control. The reader is an addition
to the MACE platform, which enables the use of
smartphones in any access control system.
The new reader is able to read virtual
credentials on smartphones, but also reads
conventional smartcards and supports
Bluetooth, NFC and can be mullion mounted.
“We are committed to unlocking the
potential of smartphones as identification
technology in access control
systems,” says Maarten
Mijwaart, General Manager of
Nedap Identification Systems.
www.nedapidentification.com
Raising the focus on cyber
security and video
Mobotix has announced a raised
focus on cyber security by
implementing the “Mobotix
Cactus Concept.” The concept
aims to provide protection for Mobotix
products against the threat of cyber-attacks
along with education and tools to help
customers and partners build and maintain
secure video surveillance and access control
environments.
The objective of the Cactus Concept is to
implement a multimedia cyber security
campaign in order to raise awareness among
potential and existing Mobotix customers of
the importance of data security in networkbased
video security systems and how
organisations can protect themselves. End-toend
encryption with no blind spots is required,
from the image source via the data cables and
the data storage through to the video
management system on the user’s computer.
www.cactusconcept.com
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