When installed on either side of the TRUE Wood RITE Door, these dual levers activate the top latching mechanism, allowing each leaf to operate independently, which eliminates the need for floor strikes, center latches, flush bolts, astragals or coordinators.

This compact tactical hand-held detector (THD) features a highly sensitive 360-degree detection area and a silent vibrating alarm indicator, making it particularly effective for use in schools, bars and clubs, and corporate security programs.

These 24-port managed switches, including CLEER’s enterprise-grade version, enable government agencies, enterprises, hotels, casinos and large retailers to gain the benefits of IP security video without having to tip and replace infrastructure to support IP cameras and other IP devices.

With three models to choose from (mini indoor dome; D/N indoor dome; IP67 weather-rated D/N bullet camera) this line of IP cameras all offer full HD 1080p at 30 frames per second, a 2-megapixel progressive scan CMOS image sensor, H.264 and motion JPEG compression, power over Ethernet and microSD cards for on-board storage.

This printer provides professional, high-quality card printing suited for all organizations requiring identification and security solutions, including federal, state and local government branches, hospitals, schools and businesses.

 To protect challenging applications and high-cost installations, as well as enterprises in expanding facilities, this system uses a Class A mesh network, where every device acts as a repeater with redundant path communication.  

 This line of hybrid and IP camera recorders offer new options to create a performance-optimized solution for demanding, enterprise-scale applications.  

 Modeled after the “battlefield awareness” concept developed by military operations, this tablet app is designed for ease of use, speed of information-sharing and real-time response in the field.  

 In the event of an emergency, employees will likely grab smartphones and personal items before evacuating. They are unlikely to rush to find the binder of emergency procedures.  

 Attackers used authorized credentials in more than 76 percent of network intrusions in 2013, allowing them to impersonate legitimate network traffic while conducting suspicious activities.