Commercial Solutions

 

Our systems provide efficient installation of complete security systems as well as seamless integration of sub-systems into nearly every kind of existing security system installation.  As well as provide architects, engineers, specifiers, and building planners with detailed system installation specifications during the design stage of any structure.  

 

Here are a five ways systems are being integrated into commercial properties to ease monitoring tasks while increasing security:

 

A well-designed integrated Security System should include hands-free intercoms at video camera locations, access points, areas with card readers, entry doors and parking gates of commercial buildings.  Including audio communications as part of a sophisticated security system opens up a new realm of security control and cost savings.  By integrating intercoms with the overall Security System, one or two guards can monitor areas that previously required multiple guards at different locations, thus reducing costs.

 

Sound Detection Intercoms allow security personnel to unobtrusively monitor areas for unexpected sounds.  Video monitoring can be passive, while random audio monitoring and automatic sound detection can significantly raise a facility's security level.  Entryway Security Access Control that uses electronic locking systems, card readers, or other identification devices, including visual video monitoring, is recommended for many industrial, commercial, government buildings, and multi-family residences.  Integrating intercoms into the Security System adds two-way communication between the security personnel and those seeking entrance to the facility.  Intercom Systems properly data-integrated with video switchers, intrusion alarms and access control equipment allow security officers to assess situations, evaluate problems, and react to alarms visually and audibly.  

 

Parking garages are another place Intercom Systems can provide added security, whether in high-rise buildings, retail malls, office complexes, medical centers or apartments.  People in parking areas, stairwells and elevators should have access to conveniently located, hands-free emergency call-in stations.  The communications system also assists visitors with information, direction and assistance.  As elevator signaling and voice intercom systems have become mandated by the Americans with Disabilities Act, elevator stations featuring microphones and speakers for clear hands-free conversations, group calling and automatic sound detection have become necessary in high-rise buildings.