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CABINET MADE FOR INSTALLING CONTROL PANELS IN HOT ENVIRONMENTS This Type 4 Certified enclosure with air conditioner, from STI, was designed to protect larger-size sensi- tive equipment, such as alarm control panels, from extreme temperatures. The super tough, heavy-duty metal enclosure also guards against vandal- ism, as well as dirt, dust and grime. This enclosure has a 10 x 10 in. clear window, allowing the unit within to be seen and quickly identified. The STI-7560AC is self-contained and allows for optimal central location of the control panel. Installers can save on equipment, wiring costs and even the labor of constructing a room spe- cifically for the unit. This housing can protect a unit up to 21 x 33 x 6 in. with proper air flow. A model with AC and heat (STI-7560AH) is also available.
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BOX HIDES A/V EQUIPMENT & CABLES IN FALSE CEILINGS Premier Mounts introduced the 12 in. x 24 in. Ceiling Equipment Stor- age GearBox™. The GB-AVSTOR4 is a great option for storing A/V electronic components above a false ceiling. It also replaces half of a standard 2 ft. x 2 ft. false ceiling tile, and its perforated lid looks like a standard HVAC return register when closed to blend in with the rest of the ceiling. The compact unit extends the lower room area and is sealed to the plenum space above to avoid plenum-related code issues. It features an internal detachable equipment mounting tray to secure electronic gear, a removable lock- ing door with perforated grid pattern to allow for ventilation and equip- ment service, single and dual-gang knockouts, and a Quick Lock cable kit for easy ceiling installations. Premier Mounts
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1 CARD READER FOR 125 KHZ & 13.56 MHZ CARDS RF IDeas Inc. announced pcProx Plus, a new reader that allows customers in both 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz environments to use the same reader, independent of card technology. Many businesses today are using the same card their employ- ees carry for door access for identification to such applications as secure print- ing, single sign-on, kiosks, point-of-sale and more. RF IDeas recognizes that not all proximity and contactless smart cards are easy to identify by sight. “Since cards generally look the same, but occupy two different frequencies and come in numerous proprietary configurations, a product that can read both frequen- cies and numerous card types is a huge benefit,” says Rick Landuyt of RF IDeas. “By combining the proximity card reader with the contactless smart card reader we have created a product that reduces product line complexity to the customer while making installations easier and faster, which is sure to please end users.” RF IDeas
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NEW SMART CARD ADDRESSES FUTURE APPLICATIONS Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies announced that its new aptiQ smart card from Schlage, using MIFARE DESFire™ EV1 technology, provides a higher level of security, more convenience, and far greater functionality than proxim- ity cards for a comparable price. aptiQ smart cards from Schlage have the ability to manage access, payments and many other functions. “Organizations need smart credentials that work for them today and give them the flexibility to add applications in the future,” said Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies’ Raj Venkat. aptiQ smart cards from Schlage offer several different layers of security, including mutual authentication, which ensures that the reader and the card are allowed to talk with each other before any information is exchanged. The cards also provide AES 128-bit encryption, as well as diversified keys, which virtually ensure no one can read or access the holder’s credentials information without authorization.
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LOW-COST LCD MONITORS FOR SECURITY JVC Professional Products, a division of JVC U.S.A., introduced the GD-191U and GD-171U (pictured) Professional series LCD monitors The low-cost monitors offer SXGA (1280 x 1024) resolution and are designed to provide years of reliable ser- vice. The monitors feature 5ms response time, 800:1 contrast ratio, and a built-in 3D comb filter to ensure a sharp picture with less noise. Built for 24/7 operation, the new GD-191U and GD-171U monitors
feature non-glare screens housed in stylish, slim bezels. The monitors feature a tilt adjustable stand for comfortable viewing, plus two built-in speakers for audio monitoring. Ian Scott at JVC Professional Products described the units as “durable monitors that deliver excellent images at a very attractive price point.” JVC Professional Products
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