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INSTALLATION ACCESSORIES FOR OPTICAL BEAM SMOKE DETECTORS Fire Fighting Enterprises Ltd., manufac- turer of the Fireray series of wide-area optical beam smoke detectors, launched a full range of installation accessories for
CABLE JACKETING GUARDS AGAINST INSTALLATION DAMAGE Honeywell released WaveFLEX, a new cable jacketing designed to help dealers and integrators save time and money by reducing the likelihood of damaging the cable during installation. With its flexible, ridged jacketing, WaveFLEX reduces the likelihood of kinks and tearing braids or shielding. It also makes cable easier to strip and terminate, as well as withstand the rigors of the most chal- lenging installations while maintaining full UL specifica- tions. “The last thing an integrator wants is to lose time on an installation due to cable damage that could have been avoided,” said Honeywell’s Leann Meachum. “The new WaveFLEX jacketing protects against that damage...” Honeywell
use with its fire protection products. The company now offers various mounting plates and brackets to enable quick instal- lation of its prism arrays, as well as protec- tive cages for several of its Fireray model detector heads and controller units. The Prism Plate for either one or four prisms is suitable for situations where the wall fac- ing the detector head is perpendicular to the angle of the beam. Compatible with FFE’s Fireray 5000, the Fireray 50/100R and Fireray 2000 models, the protective cages are made from plastic-coated galvanized steel and will protect detector heads and controller units from accidental damage.
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NEW CCTV CAMERA FAMILY North American Cable Equipment Inc. announced its family of SecurityTronix CCTV cameras that includes more than 15 models of weatherproof infrared, indoor infrared, smoke detector, dome, vandalproof and discrete cameras. Models include a choice of 2.8mm, 3.6mm and 6mm lenses with 420 or 540 TV lines of resolution. Certain models, including the ST-D540IRVP39 vandal-proof infrared dome camera and the ST-BT540IR20VF and ST-BF540IR40VFDV weatherproof infrared cameras, offer 4mm to 9mm varifocal lenses. The company also introduced the ST-PTZMINI, an outdoor dome camera with full PTZ functional- ity and 540 TV lines of resolution.
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EMBEDDED NVR DESIGNED FOR MEGAPIXEL RECORDING Hikvision Digital Technology Co. Ltd. announced the release of its embedded NVR, the DS-9616NI-SH. This is a new- generation network video surveillance product designed for high-quality mega- pixel recording, mass storage and high-definition, real-time monitoring. Built on an embedded platform and combining the latest H.264/MPEG4 video encoding and decoding technology, this NVR can support network cameras of up to 2 megapixels, and features HDMI for high-definition video display up to 1080P resolution. It sup- ports eight megapixel network cameras of up to 1600 x 1200 resolution simultane- ously, or four 2-megapixel network cameras at full frame rate, or 16 network camer- as of D1 resolution. The DS-9616NI-SH NVR facilitates 16-channels synchronous playback, and digital zoom for more flexible monitoring and playback. The product allows video storage on as many as 8 SATA hard drives up to 2 TB each. Hikvision
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CAMERAS CAPTURE SMALLEST DETAILS IN DIFFERENT LIGHT CONDITIONS Infinova announced that it will introduce its new V6921-G Series 2.0 megapixel network zoom mini-dome cameras with a 1/2.5-inch progres-
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sive scan CMOS sensor and 10X optical zoom lens this month. With a high resolution of 2.0 megapixel and 10X zoom, these cameras can capture the smallest details in different light conditions. They deliver excel- lent and reliable image quality while working in a networked
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environment, the company reported. “The V6921-G series cameras support H.264 high-profile and MJPEG video compression formats for easily view- ing video in limited bandwidth networks and storing the video footage data. Their maximum resolution reaches 1920 x 1080 in the H.264 format,” said Infinova’s Mark Wilson. There is an optional SD card for local recording up to 32GB, bidirectional audio, multiple options to process alarms and pri- vacy mask. In addition to a separate power supply, they can work on PoE. Infinova
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