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14-17 MAY 2012 NEC BIRMINGHAM


PRODUCT AREAS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 FIRE SOLUTIONS


Whilst CCTV is still a popular topic at IFSEC International, intruder alarms and fire detection are now high on the list too. Fire Solutions at IFSEC International will bring together more than 30 of the world’s leading fire safety manufacturers, and a wealth of education in the info4fire.com Learning Zone.


Located in Hall 3A, the Fire Solutions product area will play host to the likes of Apollo Fire Detectors, Advanced Electronics, C-Tec, Kentec, Hochiki Europe (UK), Tyco Fire Protection Products, EMS Radio Fire & Security, Teledata, The Fire Beam Company and Intertek plus many more.


INTRUDER ALARMS


Located in Hall 4 this area is dedicated to the complete spectrum of products for the alarm industry.


Visit the Intruder Alarms Product Area to source a complete product range covering alarm systems, detectors, keypads and control panels and detectors to protect your perimeters from outside threats.


IP NETWORK SECURITY PRODUCT AREA


The IP/Network Security Area located in Hall 4 represents the ever changing landscape of the security industry’s primary sectors - Physical Security, CCTV, Access Control, and Intruder Alarms - who have either moved from analogue to digital transmission and control, or are in the process of doing so. Digital systems are run over networks using IP - internet protocol.


LONE WORKER PRODUCT AREA


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In support of the UK’s 8 million lone workers IFSEC International will showcase its first ever Lone Worker Protection Product Area in Hall 3A for companies specialising in products aimed at lone workers.


Delivered in conjunction with many of the industry’s leading companies and experts, including Orange, Virgin Media and representatives for the retail sector; the new product area will offer free to attend seminar sessions, educational workshops and a range of services, products and solutions for lone workers.


Whether you are an employer of lone workers, or a self- EVENT GUIDE SPONSORED BY think inside the box.


Visit us on stand B20 in Hall 4.


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Whether you already install both fire safety and security solutions or you’re considering moving into fire safety, make sure you attend Fire Solutions.


• Discuss your requirements with leading manufacturers • Discover how fire safety systems can be integrated into your building management systems easily and effectively


• Source state-of-the-art alarm systems and the latest detection solutions


• Find out the potential costs of expanding your current product offering


Find out more about the products you should be using at the free-to-attend info4fire.com Learning Zone.


• Learn which new intruder alarm systems can counter your individual risks


• Improve your customer offering • Source reliable equipment • Meet current and potential suppliers and ensure you’re getting the best deal


• See, touch, play with and compare 1000s of products all under one roof


• Talk to the technical experts and get face to face advice and tips on maintenance and installation


• Discover how the security world is changing and converging and new risks


• Find out how convergence will change the way you protect and manage your organisation in the future


• Investigate how to implement IP and Network security easily and effectively


• Discuss your requirements with leading manufacturers • Understand what IP is, the benefits and its limitations in the Tavcom Training Theatre


employed lone worker, you have a duty of care to provide solutions to manage risks in the workplace. If you don’t understand the potential risks to you and your business then how can you protect yourself?


Working with the BSIA Lone Worker Steering Group and its chairman Patrick Dealtry, this product area of IFSEC International 2012 will provide vital education to employers and lone workers from around the UK and enable them to manage risks on their doorstep.


Products on display will include precautions, risk-control measures and device based solutions for protecting lone workers and minimising the risks they face.


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