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Archive TitlesWho's at the door?
Audio video door entry systems are not only popular in large blocks of flats but also in private homes. Residents can see and communicate with the visitor without having to open the door. Here is a selection of units available to installers...
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Archive TitlesVideo on demand
Digital and network video recorders seem to be launched every other day. To keep you in the loop, we present a round-up of some of the latest releases, as well as a selection of our most recently Bench Tested DVRs...
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Reflex hits the road with customised vehicles
South Yorkshire-based Reflex has supplied high specification bespoke mobile security vehicles to an international government security force based in Eastern Europe.
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How much time and money has this cost?
I could not agree more with Mr Samm over this. We, as a similar sized company, seem to be spending more and more time and money on the latest European Regs.
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Archive TitlesEditor collects national honour
Brian Sims, the editor of Security Installer's sister publication, SMT, has been presented with the prestigious Skills for Security National Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Security Business Sector.
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New code for escaping
The Guild of Architectural Ironmongers and The Door and Hardware Federation have launched a new Code of Practice covering hardware for fire and escape doors.
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Archive TitlesKlaxon introduces new Flashguard installer club
Sound signalling specialist Klaxon Signals is introducing a club for Flashguard-affiliated installers. In addition to free regional periodic training days throughout the year, the company is offering a number of extra benefits to those who sign up.
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NSI updates key groups on regulation changes
Changes in security and fire regulations will be highlighted at a UK-wide series of free half-day seminars organised by the National Security Inspectorate (NSI).
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Use CCTV for crime, not road offences, says survey
Britons are happy to accept CCTV as part of their everyday lives, but balk when it comes to cameras catching them whilst driving, according to a survey for ntl:Telewest Business.
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Archive TitlesRecord numbers for Mendip CCTV system
The CCTV system run by Mendip District Council is proving its effectiveness, hitting a record number of requests by police for information and images during October.
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Archive TitlesLow cost trailer is CCTV quick
Nationwide Security Ltd, has come up with a "low cost" way of protecting construction and other vulnerable sites where guarding is not affordable.
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Comply ... and go out of business
Your article was brought to me by one of my surveyors – or should I call him a salesperson? The surveyor said "Look at this, it could have been written by you!"
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Two new standards published by BSI
The British Standards Institution has published two new best practice standards for security professionals – BS 7858:2006 and BS 8473:2006.
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New broadband service launched by BT redcare
BT redcare has introduced redcare assure, its new broadband-based security monitoring solution. It combines a dual-path IP alarm signalling system with video monitoring technology, and signals a significant shift towards IP monitoring acceptance from the end-user perspective.
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Installer programme from Bosch
Bosch Security Systems says its new Approved Installer Programme is designed to enable professional installers to stand out from the competition.
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Archive TitlesUpgraded surveillance from Tyco for Borough of Islington
Tyco Traffic and Transportation has installed an upgraded CCTV system that is helping the London Borough of Islington to improve safety and security.
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Bin 'bugging' is rubbish
Deister electronic UK, which is at the forefront of the RFID technology being used by councils to identify wheelie bins to occupiers, has totally rejected the "bugging" claims being made in some of the national media.
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We've been here before
In response to your opinion article in November’s Security Installer ...Yes, yes, yes I agree with everything Carl Samm says.