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In large areas that require active, two-way communication, it is useful to find a solution that uses the infrastructure that is already in place.

The costs of tearing out old coax cabling to install a new IP surveillance or access control devices can negate many of the bonuses of having a state-of-the-art system.

In case of emergency hazards, threats or accidents, it can be difficult to direct traffic through temporary checkpoints in order to check credentials.

When your facility is operating in less than optimal conditions such as deserts or similar environments, it can be difficult to find a camera that can take the heat and still provide an adjustable field of vision.

Updating your emergency response lockdown options can be expensive, especially if you need to rewire the system.

When implementing a new badging project, it is cost effective to use applications that are already in place.

The last thing you want on your business’s tornado shelter or safe room is a flimsy door.

Small business owners and property managers often have to juggle security and cost, but Arecont Vision’s high-resolution megapixel cameras enable customers to minimize the number of cameras in use without compromising property coverage, contributing to a lower system cost for the same, if not better, coverage.

The hospitality industry is fighting to eliminate the issue of magstripe keycards being demagnetized by cell phones and other electronics, and many companies are solving the problem by switching over to RFID contactless locks.

New software from Canon enables a security camera to be adjusted after they are installed without removing the camera’s dome cover, thus allowing your business to continue on schedule.