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Intrinsically Safe Detector and Contacts AL2000 Intrinsically Safe PIR The AL2000 PIR Detector is designed and manufactured for use in Zone 0, 1 and 2 with a 15m x 90-degree detection range. The PIR Detector can be used and is certified with ATEX, Gas groups, North American divisions 1,2 and 3 and IECEX rated. The AL2000 PIR Detector is enclosed in a highly robust cast aluminium IP67 enclosure with a 20mm cable gland entry. The PIR Detector is suitable for both external and internal use and is supplied with wall mounting bracket and installation instructions. The PIR Detector AL2000 has an operating voltage of 7V-15V DC and a current consumption of maximum 6mA. The PIR Detector makes use of a dual element thermally stabilised sensor with UV protected Fresnel and high-density optics and is only 100mm x 15mm x 100mm with a weight of 2.5KG. ALDCI-X 1 to 6 Channel Door Contact Interface Allows a suitable magnetic door contact (that contains no electrical components) to be used in a hazardous area. AL1-X Interface for 1 to 6 AL2000 PIR Detectors Approved and easy method of connecting 1 to 6 AL2000 PIRs sensor to the outside world. Contains 1 to 6 zener barriers to ensure no dangerous […]

We are all looking for extra control of your alarm system, whether it be simply turning it on and off from your phone or self-monitoring with push notifications.

In our last video on the ACT Enterprise access control system, we spoke about the inbuilt features that can directly help you in your legal and social obligations both now and in the future in relation to COVID-19.

2020 has been a trying time for all of us, the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus has presented a challenge to communities and businesses everywhere.  The question I have for you, whether you are a security integrator or end user, is how do you see your electronic access control system helping you to keep on top of your legal and social obligations now and ongoing in the future in this new ‘normal’

Today we follow on from the introduction to show you how to install and program the system, but first here is a quick recap:

Wouldn’t it be great to have a business that had a reoccurring income, so even in those quiet times, the money still kept rolling in?  In security we have had to rely on monitored lines to accomplish this.  What if there was a new way to generate income, in this case through access control?

This is a quick video on how to correctly wire the PDM-i12 passive infrared detector from Vanderbilt Industries. This PIR has been around for a number of years, and it extremely popular around the world, and especially popular in Australia, but new customers still have trouble with wiring the detector correctly since the terminal are unlike most other detectors on the market, but today I’ll show how easy it is to install.

Over at Alarmcorp, technical director, Jeff Rushton, explains that components of a global access control solution can vary. But he says that for a solution like Vanderbilt SiPass, a basic system requires a server to run the management software, and the client gains access to the system through remote workstations via a thick client or web browser.

See more, understand more, perform faster. Being one of the leading solution providers for video surveillance in Europe, SeeTec has been developing professional software solutions for 20 years. The current product line SeeTec Cayuga exceeds the original scope of merely managing security cameras by far.

Subscription access control and CCTV has arrived.  Minimal on-site equipment, and zero server costs.