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Prodec Networks is set to expand and develop its product in 2012
with the introduction of ProHost Backup DR. ProHost offers solutions to rapidly
recover data in the event of server failure, fire, flood or theft – with no upfront capital investment. The solutions automatically back-up data and store it in a secure, off-site location. “It’s a sad fact that some 70 percent
of companies go bust within 18 months of a major data loss,” commented Russell Barley, Owner of Prodec Networks. ProHost data back-up solutions do
away with tapes, instead combining disk-to-disk back-up technology with snapshotting. Data is stored in a protected off-site storage facility to provide secure, automated data back-up and server recovery solution. “2012 is a very exciting year for
Prodec Networks,” Russell continued. “We will continue to increase our staff and add new technologies that our clients will benefit from.”
TE Connectivity has released a new platform for high fiber count
data center environments. The new system delivers a complete solution for high density fiber management. At the heart of the High Fiber Count
Platform are two innovative products: the Q-Frame fiber patching frame and the Q3000 fiber panel, complemented by the field proven FiberGuide overhead raceway. “In the race for density, many
alternative products have led users up a dead end when it comes to operating efficiency over the life of a data center”, commented Alastair Waite, Business Line Manager for data center solutions. “By promoting the number of ports per rack unit, but neglecting to follow through on the design from a usability perspective, many fiber patching solutions become unusable over time. While promising ‘out of the box’ capability, subsequent moves, adds and changes and built-in design problems lead to a decay in the neatness of the fiber patching fields. Even worse, some patching solutions are virtually unusable from day one if fully populated with fiber patch cords.”
52 NETCOMMS europe Volume II Issue 3 2012 The Q-Frame itself is a 19-inch
frame incorporating overlength patch- cord storage and logical routing paths for the patch cords, which means that just one standard length of patch cord is required to patch between any and all fiber ports. This simplifies planning and logistics, reducing inventory and helping to maintain the availability of data center services because the right length of cord is always available. It can also help with energy efficiency as it is unique in its capability to allow direct horizontal patching between adjacent bays.
By combining all three of these
products, TE offers data center managers a platform for managing fibers in a high fiber count environment that takes a ‘whole life’ approach to delivering an agile data center.
Commsbuyer Network is releasing a range of products that will find
applications within the data centre. The Super Fast Fit Economy
Airblock sheet is a cost effective way to air seal unused U sections in the data cabinet. It is available in packs of 10 27u sheets, easily cut to size and secured with integral tags to the 19” uprights and with lockable rivets supplied. Jezmat Dataduct is an effective cable
management solution for use below raised floors. It is made from a strong PP/PE material that is fast and easy to cut onsite and install, and is available in many profiles and colours for route identification. Keyquick Mechanical splices are ideal
for instant repairs where fusion splicers are unavailable or unable to gain access. They make it possible to terminate in under 20 seconds, giving under 0.1dB loss with no test meter required. The connection can be checked instantly with a Visual Fault locator light pen.
Samsung has introduced a new series of network speed dome
cameras, which are collectively designed to provide a solution for ports, airports, car parks, industrial estates and retail parks, where high performance PTZ functionality is required. All four new ONVIF compliant models are able to capture 4CIF resolution images at 25 frames per
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second and feature Progressive Scan to optimise the high quality video capture of moving objects, making it possible to read car number plates without a motion blur effect. The SNP-3371 is equipped with
a powerful 37x optical zoom as is its weatherproof counterpart the SNP- 3371TH, which has an object Auto- Tracking feature and is supplied in an integrated housing for easy installation. The SNP-3302 has a 30x zoom capability and the housed version, the SNP-3302H, is IP66 rated. “These new speed dome cameras
offer a number of significant additional features compared to previous models including Power over Ethernet,” said Tim Biddulph, IP Product Manager for Samsung Techwin Europe Ltd. “They also utilise H.264 compression to minimise bandwidth requirements with the option of using MPEG-4 or MJPEG compression. This means that customers have the flexibility to choose to simultaneously transmit up to ten different streams of images to multiple locations at various frame rates, including real time, at different resolutions.” All four models incorporate true
Day/Night cameras with an infra-cut filter and, with the benefit of a high end 600 TVL CCD, work extremely well in low light applications. The cameras are equipped with Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) technology, which compensates for backlight problems more effectively than standard BLC. They also feature an Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA) capability that includes an Appear/Disappear function to detect the movement of objects, as well as optical tripwire and enter/exit direction detection.
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