In Security - January 2011

The magazine with the inside story on security

A forensic approach

issue 2 January 2011

crime prevention the selectamark way

dna holds the key

inside: comprehensive listings guide

08 product news

24 Exhibitions round-up

50 Security Alliance

62 Security Essen

New developments from the top manufacturers

We preview some of the security industry’s top expos

Profiling the work of the Joint Industry Security Council

Leading European trade fair breaks all records

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very warm welcome to the first issue of In Security for 2011. Many of you will have seen our Preview issue that was published in December. We got such a positive response to this ‘mini issue’ that we’ve been able to produce a 100-page magazine this time around.

Included here are our Product Listings for the year – 31 pages worth! I trust you will find this section useful and informative.

This promises to be a very important year for the security industry, with economies across the globe still balanced precariously between growth and recession. With the economies of Greece and Ireland in dire straits, and Spain facing a crisis, the next 12 months will be crucial for manufacturing and services companies across the continent. Obviously, the health of Europe’s economies impact on the security industry; although while not recession-proof, the sector is more resilient than many others because of the nature of the products and services it supplies. In times of hardship, for example, crime tends to rise; whether it is small-scale shoplifting, burglary, more violent street crime or even insurance and banking fraud.

And that’s without taking into account the global threat of terrorism that governments are constantly warning us all about. City centres, transport hubs, government buildings and other public spaces are all considered potential targets for the terrorists; and so in need of ever-improving security measures.

The vibrant, entrepreneurial and dynamic security industry is on the case, and providing consistently better, more innovative and cost-effective solutions to the myriad threats out there.

And we’re featuring some of the best solutions out there in this issue. Our Product News section (starting on page 8) features many of the best from across the globe. Our cover feature focuses on the truly innovative work being done by Selectamark (page 4), whose DNA-based property marketing kit is using DNA to fight crime. I hope you agree that the company’s story makes fascinating reading.

Crowd security has improved massively at the UK’s football grounds in the past two decades, and one English club recently improved its facilities with the installation of a new CCTV system.

The story is on page 26.

We focus on the aviation industry, particularly Salto Systems’ projects at London Heathrow and other European airports. Its access control technology certainly won plaudits from Heathrow bosses (see page 30). Also on a transport theme, we examine how passengers using the buses in the Spanish capital, Madrid, are benefiting from onboard video equipment (page 54). In the healthcare sector, access control was a major concern at one northern England NHS centre. Find out how it allayed its fears by turning to page 42.

Our Company Profile in this issue focuses on vehicle body construction company Friederichs, which has a long history at the forefront of the sector (page 58).

These are just a few of the many highlights in this issue. If there is any subject you’d like us to cover in future issues, please get in touch. The contact details are on this page.

Happy reading.

Adam Riches, Editor

Exclusion of Liability Although every effort will be made to ensure the accuracy of all materials published, the publisher takes no responsibility for errors or omissions.

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54 Contents 04 a forensic approach How Selectamark is cutting crime using DNA

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30 flying high Salto’s access solutions boosts security at Heathrow Airport 34 child’s play Video surveillance in Denmark

08 product news New developments from the top manufacturers

38 going to town Vicon provides the answers to all Tamworth’s questions

24 exhibition round-up All you need to know about some of the leading trade expos

42 a healthy approach Why patients at one nhs Trust can sleep better at night

26 caught on camera Charlton Athletic FC makes its stadium safer for fans

46 technology matters Power over ethernet is driving developments in security

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50 Working together We highlight the work of the Joint Industry Security Council – a new ‘security alliance’ 54 a safer ride Madrid’s public transport is safer with network video 58 driving to success Company Profile: Friederichs’ made-to-measure approach ensures a full order book 62 security essen A review of this leading trade exhibition, which continues to go from strength to strength

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cover story

Forensic science makes its mark

SelectaMARK is cutting crime in schools, businesses and in the home

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ith over 25 million valuable items marked worldwide, numerous crime reduction initiatives in operation and a rapidly expanding international market, Selectamark plc could be forgiven for resting on its laurels after 25 years in business.

But the award-winning UK-based company, which has been providing property marking solutions since 1985, is not easing up. In fact, Selectamark has a host of crime prevention projects in development.

One of the company’s leading product ranges is SelectaDNA, which was launched following extensive research in 2004 and is the first true DNA security system in the property marking sector. The product covertly marks items of value to uniquely identify them by using synthetic DNA that cannot be analysed or copied by unauthorised parties.

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SelectaDNA has a unique DNA code registered to each customer that allows anything that is stolen during a break-in and later recovered and traced back to its owner. It will also link a burglar back to the same crime scene, increasing the chances of a successful conviction in court. It has already proved to be a highly effective crime reduction tool by numerous police forces throughout the UK and internationally, with theft reduced by up to 85% in some areas.

Behind the scenes, SelectaDNA is also being used in police undercover surveillance and sting operations, resulting in successful convictions and bringing criminals to justice.

Burglary-free zones SelectaDNA has been used to great effect by companies such as GlaxoSmithKline to protect their IT equipment, as well as deterring theft of unique and valuable vehicles

in the world-famous National Motor Museum at Beaulieu.

There was a 100% reduction in burglary on a crime-ridden industrial estate in Pembrokeshire following the introduction of a SelectaDNA forensic marking scheme.

The product has also been issued by police to residents whose homes were affected by flooding in Cumbria, north-west England, in order to deter looters from stealing household possessions.

Zero burglaries were reported in the three-month period after the marking scheme was introduced.

In the healthcare sector, Ealing Hospital in Middlesex marked over 1,000 items of valuable equipment including monitors and computers, and enjoyed an 18-month period when not one item was reported stolen.

Schools throughout the UK have also deployed SelectaDNA to protect

Multi-purpose: businesses such as GlaxoSmithKline and schools across the country have benefited from Selectamark’s forensic technology

their computers, whiteboards and even musical and PE equipment.

The £250,000 cost of thefts of computer equipment from schools in Havering, Essex, over an 18-month period was dramatically cut, with only one burglary reported after SelectaDNA was introduced.

All 300 schools in Oxfordshire are now using SelectaDNA kits to mark computers and other IT equipment; and all 170 schools under Dorset County Council are doing the same.

Burglary ‘hotspots’ Following a high-profile policebacked crime prevention scheme using SelectaDNA across London, residential burglaries in a problem area of Westminster were reduced by 65%.

Meanwhile, in Manchester, an impressive 83% drop in burglary was achieved after a DNA scheme was rolled out in a suburban ‘hotspot’ area.

According to Inspector Gareth

Parkin of Greater Manchester Police, who is leading the ongoing campaign, the scheme has not only significantly reduced burglary, but has also increased public confidence in local police and brought the community closer together.

His team of officers has been out delivering the DNA kits to the streets identified for the project, and they have been helping residents apply SelectaDNA to valuables such as TVs, laptops, jewellery, garden tools, games consoles and other electronic equipment.

Inspector Parkin said: “We are very pleased with the latest results of the scheme. An 83% reduction in burglary using SelectaDNA has more than exceeded expectations.”

He continued: “Local residents have welcomed the scheme as a way of improving the area they live in. The fact that our officers have been more visible on the streets as they go door-to-door offering crime prevention advice, as well

as giving tips on how to mark valuable items of property, has helped residents get to know their local neighbourhood team and has instilled a sense of confidence.”

Residents have been given high visibility window stickers to indicate that SelectaDNA is protecting their homes; and in an innovative move to deter burglars from the area, a large billboard advert publicising the scheme has been prominently placed.

Deterrent value Meanwhile, thousands of homes in the county of Essex are involved in a major police anti-burglary initiative.

At the launch of a scheme in Barking & Dagenham, local councillor Jeanne Alexander, said: “The beauty of SelectaDNA is its deterrent value.

Burglars know that DNA is helping police convict criminals on a daily basis and that’s why they stay well away from homes and belongings which are DNA protected.” >

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“The DNA Spray system has been fitted to a group of small retail premises and petrol stations in Rotterdam to combat the increasing number of daytime robberies there”

Other applications SelectaDNA also comes in a grease solution to prevent and deter metal theft of items such as lead roofs, copper piping and manhole covers, and in a gel for the protection of indoor materials.

Rail track and vital electrical equipment belonging to ProRail, the national rail operator in the Netherlands, is being protected by an advanced version of SelectaDNA technology.

A new intruder spray from Selectamark that uses the same SelectaDNA forensic formula to link offenders directly to the crime scene has been installed in every branch of the Bank of New Zealand to deter would-be bank robbers.

As a burglar enters the protected building, they are sprayed with the harmless DNA-coded liquid that remains visible on skin and clothing for up to a fortnight, providing a clear forensic link to that particular break-in.

Retail outlets including convenience stores and newsagents selling high value items such as alcohol and cigarettes have been targets for robbers in the past, but the new system which can be fitted to multiple doors and windows has proved highly successful, immediately target-hardening any building. It can also be incorporated into existing alarm systems.

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Police routinely scan for traces of SelectaDNA in custody suites, and if they find it, it can help them obtain a conviction.

The spray system is in use in retail stores, convenience stores and jewellers in the UK, in particular to deter ‘smash and grab’ raiders.

It is being used extensively in the Netherlands, where it has been involved in police initiatives to reduce retail crime in Rotterdam.

Simon Nab, project manager for

SelectaDNA in the Netherlands, said: “The DNA Spray system has been fitted to a group of small retail premises and petrol stations in Rotterdam to combat the increasing number of daytime robberies there.

“Since the launch of the scheme, there have been no robberies reported from these outlets, which is impressive as they are located in one of the top three crime ‘hotspots’ in Rotterdam, and are considered at high risk for robbery.”

We’re lovin’ it: among those using SelectaDNA are Dutch railways and retailers in Lancashire (facing page, top left and top right); while the Rotterdam McDonald’s is also using it to protect its premises (bottom of page). The efficacy of the intruder spray is demonstrated, along with the intruder spray kit (facing page); also on this page is the DNA kit from Selectamark

Side order of DNA Entry and exit points at the main McDonald’s restaurant in Rotterdam city centre are being protected from burglary by the installation of the DNA intruder spray.

Following the successful campaign to reduce retail crime, the franchise owner of McDonald’s on Coolsingel, the main shopping street in the central area of the city, took the decision to protect the busy premises against robbery.

Nab continued: “Not only has the retail outlet not been targeted, but the other businesses in the street have also been left alone. However, if the worst did happen and robbers broke in, it is likely that sprayed intruders would flee the crime scene before stealing any goods as the DNA fear-factor amongst criminals is very high.”

Selectamark serves its customers both directly and through a growing network of distributors. With a large global reach, Selectamark’s security systems are patented and distributed to every continent in the world.

Andrew Knights, Managing Director of Selectamark, said: “We have built up a comprehensive range of forensic DNA products which are market leaders in their respective fields. Selectamark’s success has a lot to do with its focus on customer service. Every company will tell you about their commitment to customer service, but actually

delivering on that is a different matter.” He added: “Our business has grown over the years because we pride ourselves on top quality products, the best customer service and exceptional value. In fact, repeat business is growing as more and more satisfied customers return to us year after year.” n See www.selectadna.co.uk

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product and industry news

Basler IP cameras Basler IP cameras integrated withintegrated SeeTec with 5 SeeTec 5

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asler Vision Technologies has teamed with SeeTec to integrate Basler IP Cameras with SeeTec 5 video management software. In addition to Basler’s box camera models, SeeTec 5 supports Basler’s IP Fixed Dome Cameras and is the first video management software to integrate the dome camera SD card functionality.

The built-in microSDHC card slot in Basler IP Fixed Dome Cameras can be used for local file storage on an SD card with a capacity of up to 32GB. When configured properly, the camera can act as a self-sufficient system writing all alarm images and streams to the SD card, a functionality that has already been required in a joint Basler/SeeTec railway project in Eastern Europe.

Other supported functions include multi-streaming, a time shift feature that only requests images from the camera in case of an alarm, and output scaling that rescales camera images before they are encoded and transmitted.

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“We are delighted about the integration of Basler IP Camera functions into SeeTech’s video management software,” said Gerrit Schreiber, Product Manager for IP Components at Basler Vision Technologies. “The SD card support is a prime example of the excellent level of cooperation between two companies aiming to provide their customers with the optimum solution for their surveillance needs.”

Ulrich Heissler, Product Manager and co-founder of SeeTec, said: “Providing access to the camera’s SD card memory via the SeeTec software supports the storage of alarm images, especially in unstable networks or when available bandwidth fluctuates greatly. The high camera resolution means that alarm images saved in the camera will be storage intensive.

Direct access to these local images is possible via a management tool in SeeTec’s video management software.”

n For further information visit www.baslerweb.com

“Siemens supplied a complete hotel management system encompassing room automation for climate comfort, access control system and service and reception management”

Security a central feature in protection of five star-hotel Security from Siemens is at the heart of an integrated solution for Montenegro’s most exclusive hotel. The Hotel Splendid Conference & Spa Resort in Becici, near Budva, required a complete security and communication package from a single source, with Siemens selected for what proved to be a challenging project.

The hotel was erected on the site of an old hotel but was designed and built from scratch, making it a project with numerous challenges. The schedule was very tight, so certain sections of the building could only be designed once construction work had already begun. The scale of the project also escalated – what was originally planned to be a 45,000sq m complex ended up at 65,000sq m.

Siemens’ solution covered everything from the transformer stations to a state-of-the-art communication and security system. The company supplied a complete hotel management system encompassing room automation for climate comfort, an access control system for the security of guests, and also service and reception management. Energy and operating costs can also be controlled automatically. The presence of guests is identified by a card reader, making it possible to adjust the energy supply, either by increasing it according to demand or reducing it if the guest is not present. When a guest leaves the room, for example, all lights can be turned off automatically and the heating and air-conditioning switched to energy-saving mode. The integrated safety and security solution itself is another example of the advanced technologies deployed in the hotel. With almost 4,000 fire detectors that can distinguish between false alarms and real danger at an early stage, four fire control panels as well as extinguishing systems for sensitive areas such as IT rooms and control centres, the hotel is protected against fire. These devices are controlled by

the MM8000 danger management system, as is the video surveillance system that includes ultra high-resolution cameras, and is integrated with a Sipass access control system as well as with a Sintony intruder alarm system. The complete communication infrastructure at the Hotel Splendid is based on the HiPath 4000 V2.0 communication system, which combines the scope of performance and flexibility of IP with the reliability of conventional telephony. The HiPath Cordless V3.0 DECT base station system ensures every employee can be reached wherever they may be. The hotel is also equipped with HiPath Wireless Services and a HiPath Hospitality Service Center V2.0 Professional, which acts as a CRM software solution with service tracking, so that every service request from a guest can be monitored from the time it is expressed to the time it is fulfilled, and is integrated with valuable information services for management, administration and marketing activities.

The HiPath ProCenter Standard V6.5 call center application, a Hotstream Interactive Pay TV solution with Video on Demand on LCD monitors, a loudspeaker system and digital audio/video technology for the conference centre complete the communication solution. n For further information see www.siemens.com

www.seatingandchairs.com by FIGUERAS Figueras has launched a new website that focuses exclusively on seating. The site is dynamic, clear, intuitive, and highly practical. It is aimed at professionals looking for designer chairs that are comfortable, versatile, highly durable, and functional, and at interior designers, architects, and contractors responsible for fitting out hotels and public spaces. The site showcases six outstanding chairs created by Figueras (Bonamusa, Delta Plus, Tulipa, Delta, Venus, and DS Plus). Upholstery colour and frame finish can be customized to match specific needs and applications. You can also decide if

you want chairs with writing tablets (for some models), a linking system, or a practical trolley that facilitates transport and storage.

Users can ask for a quotation and save products of interest so they can be found immediately when the site is revisited.

The new bilingual site complements Figueras’ main website (www.figueras.com), which offers information on all the company’s products, including engineering systems for multipurpose halls, and custom products. n For further information see www.seatingandchairs.com

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product and industry news

Comfort Suites secures guests with VingCard Elsafe VingCard Elsafe has completed the installation of Orion by VingCard Elsafe, its new intelligent energy management solution; VISIONLINE, the company’s leading wireless RF-online system; and Signature RFID, its contactless electronic door locks with NFC cell phone compatibility, at the Comfort Suites in Gothenburg, Nebraska, US. The newest innovation is an intelligent energy management solution designed to reduce energy costs while ensuring guest comfort. Incorporating proprietary technology, the system’s intelligent thermostat detects whether a guest is in the room to automatically control room temperature. Additionally, the system provides hoteliers with preventative maintenance schedules and occupancy trends and reports, providing real-time feedback for staff on the entire property.

“Since energy is one of the biggest costs for hoteliers

each year, we were searching for a way to save on energy costs without taking away from the guest experience,” said a spokesman. “By installing the intelligent energy management solution we are able to save on costs while ensuring guest comfort. And since the system was designed to offer maximum functionality with VISIONLINE, VingCard’s wireless online system, we now have the added convenience of full security integration.”

Built on the ZigBee Standard ISO 802.15.4 highsecurity open platform – the only wireless, highlysecured and open standards-based platform to address the unique needs of low power monitoring and access-control network applications – VISIONLINE offers increased reliability and performance at an affordable cost. n For further information see www.vingcard.com

AMG delivers CCTV transmission solution for new Hindhead tunnel AMG Systems’ Guardian-Lite 3700 transmission series has been chosen for the CCTV transmission solution for the new Hindhead Tunnel on the A3 in Surrey, UK. Using uncompressed digital transmission with dual redundancy and ethernet in a self-healing ring on a single fibre, the 3700 will carry signals from 112 cameras back to two control rooms situated in two independent service buildings. The ethernet is used for the control signals for the PTZ camera movements.

Two Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) cameras are located at the closest junctions each side of the tunnel to monitor traffic flow leading into the tunnel. In the tunnel itself there are 110 cameras; 36 PTZ legacy cameras, 10-second generation PTZs and 66 fixed cameras.

PDS Limited was responsible for the design of the CCTV solution, the SCADA control system and system integration with a number of the other tunnel systems for the Hindhead project. Project Manager Gary Parker of PDS said: “The Hindhead tunnel is a benchmark project because this is the first time that a project of this kind is using a fibre optic backbone. The backbone is 1 Giga Bit per second and carries signals from all the various tunnel systems. The entire solution has been designed with future proofing in mind with build in redundancy – a minimum of 25% of the total capacity is reserved for future expansion, both for fibre backbone as well as for the transmission equipment. Future expansion in camera count can be facilitated using AMG’s drop and insert technology.

“The tunnel is unique in that it is a dug tunnel rather than a bored tunnel. One of the challenges when designing the solution was to ensure that the system

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would meet current standards where possible, as well as meet first generation legacy requirements for the matrix. There were also space issues for mounting the second-generation cameras, so we ended up using stainless steel metal mickeys on mil spec in order to use less physical space.

“AMG’s transmission solution came very highly recommended, both from Tyco and from Chubb – who did six of the seven HA Regional Control Centres. The 3700 is perceived to be one of the best, if not the best transmission solution in the world. AMG was involved in the initial discussion between Chubb and us but, frankly, we have had very little reason to get in touch with them since the equipment was supplied because we have not experienced any issues. The factory acceptance test (see picture above) indicated that it’s a well-designed, very capable and robust transmission system. We’re currently in the process of planning the commissioning on site which will commence early November 2010,” said Parker.

The A3 Hindhead project is expected to be open for traffic in the summer of 2011. n For further information see www.amgsystems.co.uk

a winning combination

Protecting what matters most with Honeywell integrated security solutions In a world that faces an ever-increasing combination of threats—where security solutions are growing more complex, you need a strong and trusted partner. As a leader in every area of security—intrusion, access control and video surveillance—Honeywell and its scalable, integrated solutions secure millions of premises around the world, including homes, businesses, cultural sites, industry and critical infrastructure. If you take great technology and put it together with the best, most experienced people, it's a winning combination—and the reason so many of the world's leading security installers, integrators and end-users have chosen Honeywell as their partner of choice. Visit www.honeywell.com/security/emea to find the right security solution for you.

For additional information, call +44 (0)8448 000 235 or visit www.honeywell.com/security/emea © 2011 Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved.

product and industry news

Datacard SD and Fargo DTC printers with bells and whistles ID specialist Databac is offering Datacard’s SD card printers and Fargo’s Advanced Generation DTC range with a host of free extras, including Dataimage Lite ID software for designing and printing cards, 250 blank white cards, a colour ribbon, 100 lanyards and card holders worth over £250. The package includes all necessary components to start issuing cards straight away.

In addition, Databac can offer great savings when trading in old printers for a new SD model, while its recentlyannounced on-site support package cuts the cost of maintenance and repairs to just 40p per day.

Databac is certified to resell and support Datacard’s newly-launched SD260 card printer and Fargo’s latest DTC range. Replacing the SP35 Plus, the Datacard SD260 is the fastest printer in the world of its kind, with a print cycle of over 200 colour cards per hour.

Its green credentials include an eco-friendly construction and eco-star compliance. sRGB colour matching ensures that what you see on screen is what you get. Fargo’s Advanced Generation DTC1000, 4000 and 4500 printers combine versatility with flexibility.

Rewrite-capable, they offer professional-quality card printing and encoding in a single pass.

Databac will offer the Datacard SD360 and SD460 (replacing the SP55 Plus and SP75 Plus) as soon as they are released, while continuing to support existing SP/SP Plus models.

For those wanting to upgrade, Databac will offer a trade-in on any printer for an SD model, as always with a free copy of its ID software Dataimage included in every box.

Free with any card printer purchase, Dataimage Lite is Databac’s easy-to-use 32-bit photo ID software for designing and printing cards for use in a host of applications, putting users in control of the card personalisation process.

To ensure the smooth running of the printer, Databac’s offers its new on-site technical support and maintenance service. Priced from 40p a day, this service gives clients access to a dedicated helpdesk and a team of field support engineers. Databac’s on-site support service offers a guaranteed fix time of eight hours anywhere in the UK. n For further information see www.databac.com

Dallmeier launches VideoIP appliance Smatrix to the Middle East market The Smatrix from Dallmeier is a VideoIP appliance with integrated storage system, which is tailored to the needs of video security technology. Whether used with only network cameras in a purely IP environment or in hybrid operation together with analogue cameras, the Smatrix is flexible and supports the newest HDTV technologies. The Smatrix stands out due to its space-saving structure as well as low power consumption and heat emissions. That helps the environment and saves costs: in comparison to standard DVR/NVR devices it saves on average €30,000 within five years.

The Smatrix is optimally adapted to applications which require a high recording speed, enhanced

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storage capacity and low power consumption whilst providing maximum security.

Dallmeier’s 4500 and 4900 camera series are equipped with a 1/2.5” 5 megapixel CMOS image sensor with Cam_inPIX technology. The picture information of every single pixel is digitally converted at the point of capture and is processed in the most optimal way, makes it possible to record clear, highcontrast and colour true pictures even in difficult lighting conditions. Digital noise reduction as well as numerous control functions like AWB, AGC or slow shutter, make further optimisation of the picture quality possible. n For information see www.dallmeier-electronic.com

“The SCD-2080R has the ability to capture clear images of objects which are up to 20m from the camera, even when the area is in total darkness”

Samsung introduce the SCD-2080R internal varifocal dome The latest addition to the Samsung varifocal dome range, the SCD-2080R, is an internal dome with built-in IR LED illuminators. It is designed to provide a stylish and competitively priced option for a wide range of applications including offices, retail outlets, petrol stations and hotels.

The SCD-2080R is a true day/night camera with a removable infrared cut filter which, thanks to its builtin 12 IR LEDs, has the ability to capture clear images of objects which are up to 20m from the camera, even when the area is in total darkness. The intensity of the IR LEDs are automatically adjusted depending in the distance of the object, which eliminates bright highlights and therefore ensures a perfect balance of the foreground and background within an image, Thanks to the inclusion of Samsung Techwin’s W-V DSP chipset the SCD-2080R is able to capture high resolution colour images at 600 TV lines during the day and superb quality 700 TV lines monochrome images at night. This makes the SCD-2080R ideal for monitoring locations that require 24-hour surveillance, such as fire exits.

Additional features include eight motion detection zones, 12 privacy masking zones and Highlight Compensation technology which identifies and neutralises excessively bright areas in an image, such as torch light shine directly into the camera, to reveal the detail behind it. Coaxial

control compatibility allows the 14 language on-screen display menu to be accessed from the comfort of the control room via a compatible digital video recorder, such as the latest coaxial control versions of Samsung’s SRD series. Third generation Samsung Super Noise Reduction (SSNRIII) technology eliminates image noise in low-light conditions without creating ghosting or blurring and with the additional benefit of up to 70% reduction in bandwidth requirements or video storage space, compared to standard cameras. n For further information see www.samsung.com

Sustainable paper SIM launched by Oberthur Oberthur Technologies, the world’s second-largest provider of security and identification solutions and services based on smartcard technologies, has launched the PaperSIM, a sustainable plant-based SIMcard body made from 100% paper. The PaperSIM is a high-tech card body composed of recyclable and biodegradable wood fibres designed to respect the eco-system. The newly created PaperSIM card body uses fibres originating from managed sources. Compliant with ISO & GSM standards, the PaperSIM limits the use of non-renewable resources by using biodegradable ingredients and reduces the impact on the global carbon footprint.

Preserving the environment remains a central concern for Oberthur Technologies, who invests continuously in research and development for new and environmentally friendly methods and materials, while ensuring quality and respecting standards.

The PaperSIM card reflects the company’s total commitment to help sustain the long-term viability of the planet. “The PaperSIM card meets mobile operators’

demands for a high technology, sustainable alternative for SIM Cards,” said Xavier Drilhon, Managing Director Card Systems Division, Oberthur Technologies. “We are delighted to provide nature friendly products and solutions that balance our customers’ needs with the expectations of end-users’ and show our responsibility for the environment.” n For more information see www.oberthur.com

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Power Speed Agility

victor unified client management suite The concept of the victor unified client is simple, it allows any video from any connected camera to be managed seamlessly, without users needing to know or understand the system architecture or even which recording platform each camera is connected to. The victor client beautifully blends analogue and IP video streams, offering simplicity in operation to increase the speed of your responses, to allow the best use of your CCTV system and the very best return on your CCTV investment. victor unified client - solutions meet simplicity.

For more information:

Call: 0208 750 5660 Email: salesacvs@tycoint.com Visit: www.tycosecurityproducts.com

Innovative Technology with Seamless Integration Š 2011 Tyco International Ltd and its Respective Companies. All Rights Reserved

“Radar Vision detects intruders, as well as visually tracking and verifying them. The system provides all-round site security using a combination of integrated technologies”

Ganz protects police helicopter base using Radar Vision When it comes to fighting crime, the police helicopter is an invaluable weapon. Loaded with the latest video and thermal imaging technologies, it provides a range of detection tools to deploy against lawbreakers. But the downside to possessing such a powerful resource is that criminals are keen to neutralise its capabilities, as one police force in England found out recently when its helicopters were subjected to sabotage while on the ground. To combat this threat, Ganz Solutions was asked by the force to provide effective protection.

The task involved alerting staff to any potential intrusion and providing visual verification of incidents, in all weathers and under difficult lighting conditions.

During Ganz Solutions’ initial site visit it was apparent that the area of coverage requested by the police was large: some 300 x 600 metres. The requirement was to detect any people or vehicle crossing the airfield boundaries and moving towards the helicopter or helicopter hangar. Conventionally, the solution to such a request would involve the use of perimeter protection via CCTV cameras, either PTZ or static units – mounted on camera poles positioned every few metres – complete with external movement detectors and supplementary lighting.

But this type of installation can be expensive and, at best, only offer alarm-preset views of fixed areas covered by the external detectors. Faced with moving targets, visual verification becomes very difficult without the presence of a real-time tracking detection system.

Ganz’s solution to the site-specific challenge involves the deployment of its Radar Vision system, which is capable of providing 360° coverage with longrange detection up to 1.6km (per unit).

Indeed, Radar Vision has proved ideal for the large, relatively flat stretch of land involved in this installation. Radar Vision detects intruders, as well as visually tracking and verifying them. The system provides all-round site security using integrated technologies.

In operational terms, Radar Vision proactively alerts security staff to an intruder’s (person or vehicle) presence and automatically tracks their movements in real-time using video. The system can also track and monitor multiple intruders at the same time. The radar units are coupled with Ganz C-AllView ruggedised PTZ cameras to outsmart intruders in all weather or lighting conditions.

Ganz Thermal C-AllView cameras were used in this application, providing dual video streams from both the cameras’ thermal core and optical module. Tracking data collected from Radar Vision is used to automatically task Thermal C-AllView cameras to point in the direction of any intrusion, without any need for artificial lighting.

The Radar Vision technology can also be integrated with any conventional CCTV system for video recording, or alternatively complemented with Ganz Solutions’ Video Content Analysis tools using an IP network. n For more information see www.ganz.com

Two new Business Development Managers SANYO The CCTV division of SANYO has appointed Mike Cole and Chris Harper as Business Development Managers.

Mike Cole’s career in the electronic security industry spans over 25 years and includes spells at Grundig, Siemens Building Technologies and most recently, Sony, where he was Sales Manager for the UK and Ireland.

Chris Harper has worked in the electronic security industry for over 20 years and joins SANYO from Security Manufacturing Ltd where he was Key Account Manager. He has previously worked for Dedicated Micros and Norbain. “We expect demand for our Full HD cameras to continue to grow strongly during 2011,” said David Hammond, European Sales Manager for SANYO’s CCTV division. “Chris and Mike’s appointments could not therefore have come at a better time. They are both

mike cole

chris harper

well known throughout the industry and their extensive experience of proving supporting to installers and system integrators will be extremely valuable to SANYO. We are delighted they have joined the SANYO team.”

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product and industry news

CBC’s enjoys successful night surveillance test Surveillance solutions provider CBC has demonstrated its expanding range of innovative low light CCTV systems at a special night time test and seminar event. CBC organised it to answer one of the industry’s most difficult questions: how do you obtain good surveillance images at night?

Attended by an invited audience of installers, consultants, distributors, end users and specifiers, as well as guests from the public sector and police, the Night Time Surveillance Event provided an opportunity to see a variety of the latest CBC equipment in operation at Rutland Golf Club, Lincolnshire.

The equipment demonstrated included IR and white light illumination, microlux low light cameras, as well as thermal and radar detection. CBC’s Thermal and Radar Vision systems particularly attracted the interest of Danny Cracknell from Farmwatch Ltd, an organisation providing practical security advice to farmers: “We were keen to see these systems in action because there is growing

demand for this type of technology, especially with its increasingly realistic pricing and installation options,” he said.

“This is the kind of surveillance detection and observation that’s needed in rural areas where large distances are involved and farmers require a reliable means of identification,” Cracknell added.

“We’ve used CBC equipment such as its 180º IR illumination for some time and do so because it provides the best spread of light, is reliable, and readily available to meet our needs. This event has been very useful and I felt it was extremely well put together by the CBC team.”

CBC’s Radar Vision system, for real-time tracking and recording of intruders in all lighting/weather conditions, also captured the imagination of Peter Liddell, a business strategy development adviser in the defence and aerospace sectors. “I was impressed with this technology and its capabilities in terms of detecting both people and vehicles within a prescribed area,” he said. “The Night Time Surveillance Event has been interesting, informative and enjoyable, and shown me how professional and welcoming CBC and its staff are.” n See http://cbceurope.co.uk/cctv/ganz/news.php

Cheltenham’s Vanilla gets Detectomat’s wireless treatment Mainpoint Fire Protection has been handling installations in the Regency town of Cheltenham for nearly 20 years.

They need to be able to rely on specialist products where an unblemished final finish is vital and where the job needs to be completed quickly to avoid any adverse effect on trade.

Alan Gatenby, Mainpoint’s Fire Protection Consultant said: “The Detectomat SRC 3000 wireless detect fire alarm system is very reliable and we recommended its use in Vanilla, a heritage building where it was vital that extraneous wiring did spoil the historic fabric of the building.”

Vanilla is a well established business comprising a restaurant, a hair and beauty salon and an apartment situated in an elegant Regency building in the heart of Cheltenham. The installation of fire protection was required in the hairdressing salons, beauty salons and accommodation above. Solid flooring and panelled walls meant installing a conventional fire alarm would have been highly problematic - time

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consuming, disruptive to daily business and costly but the Detectomat product was installed in a day with no damage to décor or disruption to ongoing trade. And in addition, the unique designer range of detectors beautifully complemented the Regency décor of the buildings.

As a local company Mainpoint offer a professional team of skilled staff provide quality workmanship, firstrate customer service and dependability. Coupled with that is Mainpoint’s selection of the very best products for the specialist needs in this Regency town, including the Detectomat SRC 3000.

Detectomat’s product offering ranges from design conscious detector covers for residential and commercial applications to conventional, addressable and leading edge wire-free systems, marketed under the company’s ‘Wireless detect’ brand. n For further information email Detectomat@leighandersonassociates.com

Connecting the world

SRN series Network Video Recorders (NVRs) from Samsung

Part of Samsung’s iPOLiS range of IP network surveillance products, SRN series NVRs are available in 4, 16, 32 and 64 channel options capable of recording high quality video from both Samsung’s comprehensive line-up of IP network cameras and third-party ONVIF compliant* devices.

Designed to provide a fully scalable recording solution, SRN series NVRs boast a large internal hard drive capacity coupled with compatibility with Samsung SVS external storage units

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to provide up to 40TB of storage in just one standalone system.

Full compatibility with Samsung NET-i Centralised Management Software (CMS) ensures users can access their SRN series NVR via a PC from anywhere in the world, keeping people connected 24/7 with their security systems wherever they may be.

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product and industry news

Hikvision appointed general contractor for Chongqing safe city programme Hikvision Digital Technology, a leading supplier of digital video surveillance products, has been appointed as the general contractor of a safe city programme for Chongqing, one of the municipalities in China that covers an area of 82,400sq km, with a population of more than 31,500,000. This system is expected to set up over 500,000 video surveillance points in Chongqing to create a secured environment for the city.

Hikvision has responsibility for designing and deploying the whole project, as well as providing comprehensive and high-performance video surveillance products and solutions. The project investment will be more than US $800 million in total.

Construction will start later this year, and is expected to be completed within three years.

By upgrading the existing video surveillance system and expanding new video surveillance points to cover the whole city, this programme will enhance the interconnectivity of video resources among government departments of municipalities, counties and villages, while assisting with public security management, city management, traffic management and emergency command.

“It is a milestone for Hikvision,” said Yangzhong Hu, President of Hikvision. “We built up a project team to conduct detailed planning in Chongqing City. We are making every effort to strengthen our technologies to deliver comprehensive city surveillance solutions to improve public safety.” n For further information see www.hikvisionusa.com

Megapixel dome with ONVIF compatibility offers easy integration Flexible integration is provided by the new GXD-1510M/IR Network Dome from the Eneo brand by Vidor, even for existing IP surveillance solutions. Compliance with the ONVIF standard ensures it can exchange information with products from other manufacturers, making it the ideal choice for installation in multi-vendor systems.

The durable polycarbonate housing is vandalism-resistant with IP66 protection and furthermore guarantees reliability for outdoor use and in locations at risk from camera manipulation, destruction or other operational impairments, for instance in public transport systems, schools, prisons or retail outlets.

At a resolution of 1280x960 pixels the GXD-1510M/IR delivers an image transmission rate of 25 fps. The light sensitivity at 50% video signal is 0.5 Lux (colour), the integral varifocal lens features a focusing range of 3.3-12mm. High-contrast pictures even in difficult light conditions, such as in entrance areas with backlight, are generated by the Wide Dynamic Range function that automatically selects optically illuminated image sections from different exposure phases and then combines them into an overall picture.

The integrated switchable IR cut filter also ensures night-time video imagery is clear. And there is no need for additional illumination as the dome comes with 18 integrated 850nm LEDs giving an illumination range of approximately 20 metres.

Additional functions include privacy zones, 2x to 10x digital zoom, integrated motion detector as well as Power over Ethernet allowing power to be supplied over

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the same network cable used for data transmission thus making additional cabling unnecessary. Further security is provided by the recording option on SD card: video imagery is automatically stored on the card when an alarm is triggered so that evidence is secured even when the network is down.

The shipping package includes GL Manager – a software solution for management, playback and recording of up to 16 video sources. n For further information see www.eneo-security.com

Milestone technology ensures safety of hospital patients and staff With almost 4,000 employees in 200,000sq m of buildings, and 33,000 inpatient admissions per year, Sodra Alvsborg’s hospital in Boras, Sweden, is a busy place. Security is a critical parameter to ensure that daily processes run as effectively and problem-free as possible for both the staff and the patients. The hospital’s safety measures include a security system based on Milestone XProtect IP video surveillance software, installed by Niscayah.

Security manager Jan-Ola Hoglund believes that security in a hospital basically has to do with people and human nature. He said: “Just last year alone, clinical personnel activated 536 assault alarms concerning angry patients and people who were under the influence of alcohol or drugs. These are the kinds of cases where we come in as security staff and really appreciate having the video surveillance, which we also use as documentation material for the police,” says Jan-Ola Hoglund, Security Manager at the hospital.

Previously, the hospital used analogue video monitoring equipment but along with new developments they have replaced most of that with surveillance based on digital IP network video management software from Milestone Systems. In co-operation with the security company Niscayah, the hospital contacted Milestone in 2004 to learn more about the company’s market-leading video platform, and installed it with 34 cameras shortly thereafter – a number that increased to 94 by the summer of 2010.

The cameras represent a mix of leading manufacturers – Axis, Bosch and Panasonic – which Milestone software easily handles. The Milestone open platform supports the widest choice in hardware: 1,000 models from 86 companies.

The surveillance solution at this hospital uses Milestone’s XProtect Enterprise IP video management software, which can be installed with servers spread out over multiple locations for operating hundreds of cameras. The system includes existing analog cameras that are connected to the network via video encoders, and new IP megapixel cameras. The cameras are set up in the emergency room, at every entrance, in outdoor areas and parking places, and in the corridors that connect the hospital’s different wards.

“The Milestone platform is ideal for the hospital in Boras because the personnel often need to document incidents that occur with the hundreds of patients who daily come and go from the premises. The video images are of very high quality, which makes it possible for the police to use them as evidence material, if the need occurs,” says Kjell Andersson from Niscayah.

In the year 2000 alone, before the hospital installed video surveillance, 64 incidents were reported to the police, whereas in 2005 after video monitoring was implemented, the number fell to just 11. This indicates that surveillance does have a preventive effect.

Jan-Ola Hoglund and his colleagues from Securitas are the only ones who have access to the video system, which is checked several times throughout each day.

“The hospital has 800 doors with different access card systems. Milestone’s platform makes it possible to see the relevant video from all of them on one screen instead of individually by camera,” said Hoglund. n For further information see www.milestone-tech.com

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RACCOONS, BATS, VAMPIRES,

SECURITY

MANAGERS. WHO SEES BETTER

IN THE DARK NOW?

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“LEGIC advant technology meets our customers’ demands and helps us to ensure the high quality of our products and to set a standard for the whole industry”

LEGIC advant cards for China Shenzhen SXL Information Technology, Chinese manufacturer of contactless cards and dual interface cards, is a new licence partner of LEGIC Identsystems, a leading provider of smart card technology for personal identification.

The partnership will allow SXL Information Technology to benefit from the advanced LEGIC advant security and to offer contactless credentials based on a state-of-the-art technology. The cards will be mainly applied by end users for identification at access control and time and attendance readers as well as parking meter terminals.

As a professional manufacturer of all kinds of identification credentials, Shenzhen SXL Information Technology expands its expertise by integrating the latest LEGIC advant technology and so reacts to the increasing demand of LEGIC based products in China.

The company’s product portfolio involves manufacturing and personalization of cards for a large variety of applications such as access control, time & attendance

Peter Lusty appointed Chief Executive of Geonovo Geonovo Ltd, which recently acquired the key assets and business of Romad Ltd, has appointed Peter Lusty as its Chief Executive.

Peter Lusty, whose career has seen him hold senior international sales and marketing roles for a number of technology focussed enterprises, led a management buyout of software provider TIS Software Ltd from Misys in 1999 and subsequently developed it into highly profitable business.

Commenting on his appointment, Peter Lusty said: “I am delighted to be given the opportunity to lead a highly professional team determined to provide the best possible pre and post sales support to a fast-growing customer base relying on the Romad RSP-100 to provide protection for the vulnerable.”

and parking meter applications.

Agreeing on the partnership LEGIC continuously strengthens its market growth in Asia.

“We are looking forward to integrate the new LEGIC advant technology. It meets our customers’ demands and helps us to ensure the high quality of our products and to set a standard for the whole industry. It will also be a great honour to work with LEGIC as one of the most powerful global players in contactless identification technology”, says Shuiyang Pan, General Manager of Shenzhen SXL Information Technology. “The decision for LEGIC was an important step for our future business.”

Dr Otto Eggimann, Vice President Sales and Business Development of LEGIC, is expecting thriving business opportunities: “Our partnership is based on mutual benefits. The flexibility of our technology is a decisive factor for SXL Information Technology. For LEGIC, this partnership is essential as it enlarges our business network in China as one of our main future markets. LEGIC credentials will certainly gain in importance in Asia. n For further information see www.legic.com

Geonovo Ltd also acquired the intellectual property associated with the Romad RSP-100 and has retained Romad personnel in both the UK and at its R&D facility in South Korea. “We are a well funded company which is able to provide continuity of support and supply for all existing Romad customers,” added Lusty. “I will be working with an experienced and committed management team which shares my confidence that the RSP-100 and other equally innovative new products which we will be introducing in the future, will equip us to achieve a major share of the lone worker protection and mobile telecare market.”

Joining Peter Lusty on the Geonovo Ltd board is Non-executive Chairman, David Mason. An electronics engineer by profession, David Mason has worked in the telecoms industry for 25 years. In 1992 he established Mason Communications which he built it into the UK’s leading telecoms consultancy with fee revenues of £21m. Since selling that business he has been working with a number of growing businesses in the telecoms market.

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product and industry news

Raytec IR protects Port of Lisbon Raytec’s latest generation of RAYMAX Infra-Red LED illuminators have been used to enhance night-time security at The Port of Lisbon, Portugal. The low energy illuminators improve the performance of the port’s surveillance system by providing excellent images during the hours of darkness up to 200m (656ft).

Thanks to their combination of reliability and robustness, the RAYMAX illuminators also stand up well to the rigours of the coastal environment including salt water, high winds and blown sand particles.

All Raytec illuminators provide long-life, zero maintenance and are being increasingly used in ports and harbours worldwide. Available in both RAYMAX Infra-Red and RAYLUX White-Light, Raytec LED technology offers security system designers a solution for every application; both covert surveillance and visible white lighting.

As hubs for trade and transport, ports are vulnerable to terrorism, theft and criminal activity.

Port security planners face significant challenges as they seek to comply with the standards set down

in the International Maritime Organisation’s security convention (the ISPS code) that was developed in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. “At key shipping hubs like Lisbon, our high-performance lighting solutions play an essential role in delivering 24 hour around the clock surveillance in tough environmental conditions,” says Raytec’s director David Lambert.

“CCTV technology is becoming increasingly sophisticated, but no matter how powerful the cameras become, and how intelligent the software behind them gets, good lighting will always be the essential foundation for these systems to work properly. Without light there can be no picture.” n For further information see www.rayteccctv.com

Chiron’s IRIS alarm signalling includes GPRS option

Chiron Security Communications has improved easeof-use for both installers and users of its IRIS alarm transmission systems, with the inclusion of Wireless Logic SIM cards with all UK GPRS based products, as standard.

The IRIS and IRIS Touch signallers are well established as market leaders in multi-path alarm transmission incorporating GPRS; previously, users have added their own preferred SIM cards. Now, however, all IRIS units will be shipped with a Wireless Logic SIM included, giving the customer the choice of either using it, or simply replacing it with their own preferred alternative.

Wireless Logic provides a securely managed, endto-end GPRS transmission service that offer users significantly increased security and total reliability.

Making Wireless Logic SIM cards available in all IRIS alarm signalling products, gives UK customers the option of fast, low-cost but highly secure GPRS transmission via the ManageNet network.

“Our customers now benefit from more choice and convenience – and reassurance of quality – as they can use either their own SIM card or the Wireless Logic card which is included free with every UK GPRS based IRIS alarm signaller,” explains Chiron’s UK Business Development Manager, Claire Brown. “The Wireless Logic SIM provides a top-end GPRS solution which very simple to activate and full instructions are included. For customers who prefer to stick with their own SIM, setup is equally simple – and for them the Wireless Logic SIM serves as a back-up.” The new strategic alliance between Chiron Security Communications and Wireless Logic brings together two leading innovators in the rapidly evolving field of data transmission. n For further information see www.chiron.uk.com

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Trade shows

Exhibition round-up We preview some of the leading trade expos in the security and related sectors that are taking place around the world this year

ceBIT Security World 2011

Global 2011 Security Asia

1st–5th March Hanover, Germany New services, a clearly structured array of products and systems, focused communication with visitors will all ensure CeBIT 2011 will generate strong stimuli for digital business. An integral part of the CeBIT line-up, Security World ranks as one of the world’s leading trade shows platforms for IT security. It embraces a complete international array of such innovative technologies as software applications, authentication tools, card systems, mobile security, network security, video surveillance, and live hacking.

All of the relevant segments of the IT security market are concentrated here under a single unifying umbrella, so as a visitor you’ll gain direct access to top decision-makers and have an excellent opportunity to tune into the latest trends and innovations. n For more see http://www.hfusa. com/cebit_securityworld

15th–17th March Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore Since its launch in 2005, the GSA Series enjoys an enviable reputation as being the most important homeland security event in the Asia Pacific region and in its short history GSA is now regarded as a ‘must attend’ event. It attracts a highly focused audience including security academics, engineers and personnel from the Armed Forces, Civil Defence groups and specialist agencies. The exhibition provides a unique forum for members of the delegations to evaluate the latest equipment and systems that are currently available and to exchange ideas and establish new networks.

Global Security Asia 2011 will be the largest event in the series to date and the organisers will once again be inviting security integrators and procurement personnel from around the region.

The conference is also a major

feature of the GSA Series and will cover important issues such as biometrics, cyber terrorism, air, land and seaport protection, surveillance and border security.

In order to meet the current and future threats the homeland security market is rapidly expanding to meet national requirements. The most recent global forecast for homeland security expenditure is set to grow by 20% annually for the foreseeable future and the annual expenditure in the Asia-Pacific region alone is expected to reach US$25.8 billion by 2015. n See www.globalsecasia.com

latest products, technologies, and solutions available in the distribution channel.”

Richard Chace, CEO of the Security Industry Association, the sole sponsor of ISC West, said: “Business is on the upswing again, and we are looking forward to having a fantastic show in April.”

This year’s ISC West Premier

Education Series will provide the latest insights and applications for security professionals involved in every segment of the industry.

Designed by the ISC Education Advisory Board in collaboration with the Security Industry Association (SIA), ISC Premier Education Series is the security industry’s broadest educational offering.

Topics have been created to support the education needs of security professionals from all segments of the industry: visionary manufacturers, end users (including law enforcement and campus security) and integrators. Topics include cloud computing and IT security; there is something for every security professional. n See http://www.iscwest.com

ISC West 6th–8th April Las Vegas, Nevada ISC West, the security industry’s premier launching pad for new products, solutions and technologies, is 95% sold out.

Additionally, with over 900 international and domestic companies committed to taking space, sales projections are pacing towards a 10% growth in show floor space making ISC West the largest exhibition hall in the US for security.

“Many manufacturers are looking to gain market share by investing in market-leading events such as ISC West,” said Ed Nichols, VP, Strategic Accounts, ISC. “ISC West offers the international security marketplace with the first look at the

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MIPS 2011 26th–29th April Expocentr, Moscow MIPS is the most effective international forum for the security industry in Russia. Its ability to attract specialist visitors from all over Russia, and provide an environment that is conducive to discussing business, has made it extremely popular and well known in the region’s security sector.

MIPS has grown considerably since its launch in 1994, featuring hundreds of domestic and international exhibitors each year.

The size of the event increases every year as its reputation grows. A large part of the growth must also be attributed to the increased demand for security products in Russia and the growing number of international companies entering the market.

As the security industry develops, so does MIPS, making it an accurate representation of the industry. In 2011, the event will be divided into four main sectors, which have been identified as the major sectors within the Russian security industry: • Security Solutions • CCTV & Video Surveillance • Fire-Fighting & Safety • IT Security, Smartcards & Banking Security Solutions The comprehensive business programme is one of the key features of MIPS. Seminars will be held during the event, providing additional opportunities to learn about the Russian market and the products and new technologies that are currently available.

Furthermore, ‘The Best Innovative Product’ competition generates huge interest each year. The main aim of

the contest is to identify and promote the most innovative and high-quality products and services in the security industry.

Since 2009, the contest winners’ equipment has been recommended to the governmental list of installation products, providing a fast route into the Russian market by considerably cutting the lengthy certification procedures. n See http://mips-expo.com

Norbain, Panasonic, RISCO, Samsung, SATEL, Tyco and Y3K. Assa Abloy also return for 2011 and are sponsoring the Access Control product area of the exhibition.

Hosting more than 22,000 visitors every year, including an international audience of more than 6,500 professionals, this is the central meeting place for the international security industry. Several countries will also have dedicated pavilions to house leading manufacturers and suppliers from the respective countries. China, France, Italy, Taiwan and the US are just a few to benefit from this initiative.

Since its inception, IFSEC has prided itself on providing unparalleled educational content to its thousands of visitors and 2011 will be no different. The ‘New Security Products & Technology Showcase’ seminar theatres will offer hours of free educational content looking at the newest technologies available in the marketplace. The IFSEC Conference 2011, the world’s leading security conference dedicated to the end user, also returns with a jampacked programme of unique and topical content. n For more information see http://www.ifsec.co.uk

IFSEC 2011 16th–19th May NEC Birmingham IFSEC, the world’s largest annual security event, offers security professionals the opportunity to discover innovative security solutions as well as a glimpse into the future of security through the extensive exhibition, comprehensive educational programme and innovative feature areas.

James Blue, Portfolio Director – Fire & Security at UBM Live, organisers of IFSEC, said: “Every year, thousands of visitors come to IFSEC to source the most up-to-date technology in this evolving industry.

As the organisers, we see it as our responsibility to be at the forefront of the security market so for 2011, we are expanding the seminar content and introducing new features to demonstrate what the future of this industry will hold. This will enhance the IFSEC experience for visitors as we also see the return of established, interactive features, including the Intelligent Integration Zone, and our industry-leading exhibition.”

Divided into six product areas, the IFSEC 2011 exhibition will house more than 700 of the world’s leading companies, including Dallmeier, Dedicated Micros, HID, HIK Vision,

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CCTV case studies

Camera ready Samsung technology helps Charlton Athletic FC achieve its safety and security goals – and keeps Talk Talk talking 26 I January 2011 I IN Security

Playing to win: Samsung helps Charlton Athletic to the top of the security league

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amsung digital video recorders have been installed by Spy Alarms as part of an upgrade of Charlton Athletic Football Club’s CCTV system.

Charlton Athletic FC’s CCTV system has a major role to play during match days in order to comply with local authority licensing requirements. The club has to ensure that an effective CCTV system is in operation two hours before, during and one hour after a football match in order to comply with local authority’s licensing laws. If they are not satisfied that all necessary measures have been taken to ensure crowd safety, the local authority can in fact refuse to grant a licence for a match to go ahead.

Images from the 32 dome cameras located in and around the stadium are recorded onto five Samsung SHR-5162 DVRs, two of which are used during match days specifically for safety and crowd control purposes. These allow control room operators and the police to automatically record, in real time and at maximum resolution, any incidents they are viewing. If required,

the recorded video can then be very quickly retrieved and backed up for the police to use as evidence, using the SHR-5162’s built-in DVD-RW or USB. The 16 Channel SHR-5162 utilises MPEG-4 compression to record highquality images while minimising video storage requirements.

Two of the other SHR-5162s are used for general security purposes which include recording video of the activities of unwanted visitors, such as ticket touts. A fifth SHR-5162 has been deployed as part of a separate CCTV system installed in the club’s shop which is used to deter and detect would be shoplifters.

Commenting on the choice of the Samsung SHR-5162 DVR, Martin Foster, a Director of Sevenoaks based Spy Alarms said: “We have been maintaining Charlton Athletic’s CCTV system for over five years.

The previous recording system had been doing a good job but it lacked many of the advanced features that come as standard with the SHR-5162.

Having installed Samsung equipment previously for other clients, we were confident that the new DVRs

would be reliable which was a key consideration bearing in mind what they are being used for. We also felt comfortable recommending the SHR-5162 to Charlton Athletic as its reliability is backed by a full three year manufacturer’s warranty.”

To complete the upgrade of the CCTV system, Spy Alarms, which has just celebrated its 25th anniversary, also supplied and installed 12 Samsung 19” monitors and a 32” ‘spot’ monitor.

“With over 20,000 fans on match days it is important for our security team to be able to make sure everyone is safe and that the day runs smoothly,” said Mick Everett, Operations Director for Charlton Athletic FC. “We depend on our CCTV system to a high degree and we therefore rely on Spy Alarms to ensure that it is effective at all times.

We are fortunate that their engineer, Simon Richardson, who is normally the technical person who is on sixhour call-out, provides us with an excellent level of service and he is well supported by his other colleagues at Spy Alarms, who all show a keen interest in the system.” >

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TalkTalk shouts loud about CCTV system Leading broadband supplier TalkTalk’s new London head office building is being protected by a sophisticated CCTV system designed and installed by security specialists Keyways.

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he new building was acquired by TalkTalk as part of the process of the planned demerger from Carphone Warehouse, and as a result 850 Talk Talk personnel have moved into the seven-storey building situated in Evesham Street, W11.

According to Michael Greaves, a director of Altringham-based Keyways, the CCTV system has proved to be a great success despite the fact that the building presented a number of challenges. “The building is extensively glazed and we therefore needed to select cameras with powerful backlight compensation capabilities to be able to deliver high resolution colour images even on the sunniest of days.”

Greaves’ research led him to single source all the newly installed cameras from Samsung. “We chose the SID-560 fixed dome camera to solve the particular problem of direct sunlight as well as reflections. The SID-560 has a colour resolution specification of 560TV lines but most importantly, it has an impressive Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) function which performs very well with challenging back light conditions.”

Six SID-560s were installed where cameras needed to face directly towards glazed areas whilst nineteen SID-370 fixed dome cameras were tasked to provide coverage of other parts of the building. The SID370 is a true day/night fixed dome

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camera with a 37x zoom capability.

To complete the camera coverage, Keyways installed two Samsung SIR-60 cameras with built-in IR LED lighting to ensure control room operators can view any activity at night in the darkened staircase fire door areas.

“An additional problem for us was one of aesthetics,” added Greaves.

“As it is their head office building, TalkTalk quite rightly wanted to see a very neat installation with no unsightly cable runs. The challenge for us was that there are no false ceilings where cables can be concealed. Fortunately, the Samsung cameras can be fitted with galvanized back boxes which can be installed into ceilings and walls. It meant a lot of work for our installation team but resulted in a completed system that looks and performs very well.”

The video from all the cameras are monitored 24 hours a day by security personnel located at the

building’s reception. For evidence purposes, the video is recorded and stored on two Samsung SVR-1645 DVRs, each of which has the ability to record video to 4-CIF resolution. The SVR-1645 also provides the option to simultaneously record audio on all 16 channels and has an audio detection feature so that recording can be triggered by the sound input when it reaches a specific level. Algorithms unique to Samsung, equip the SVR1645 with multi-streaming real-time monitoring over a network while the CMS (Centralised Management Software) supplied with the DVRs provides out-of-thebox network capability for all the connected Samsung products.

Commenting on the standard of the CCTV system, TalkTalk’s Regional Facilities Manager, Jill Tucker, said: “We wanted a high performance CCTV system that could provide our on-site security personnel with a valuable tool in their efforts to create a safe environment for our staff as well as to protect our assets. I am pleased to say that the equipment recommended and installed by Keyways is certainly performing well against the agreed criteria.”

The CCTV system has been integrated with a Mifare access control system to ensure authorised staff and guests can be identified and allowed access to all areas of the building whilst unwanted visitors are prevented from going beyond the building’s reception area.

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Salto offers Access solutions to tighten airport security

he world of security is fast moving, nowhere more so than in the aviation industry, where advances in security are being implemented within airports to combat those who seek to penetrate restricted areas to commit criminal or terrorist acts.

Following a number of highprofile terrorist incidents involving aircraft and airports in recent years, aviation security has been significantly strengthened with the introduction of a range of measures designed to protect the travelling public. These include the deterrence and detection of weapons and explosive devices to prevent them being smuggled onto aircraft through the use of metal detectors, explosive sniffers, canine searches, baggage and, increasingly, full body scanners.

Allied to this, passengers are also now banned from taking liquids in the form of drinks, gels, sprays, etc,

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as carry on items (unless purchased at the airport duty free shop and sealed in a transparent plastic bag) to prevent the smuggling of liquid explosives such as nitro-glycerine or ammonia-based compounds on to aircraft.

Around the airport perimeter itself, more capable low light and infra-red CCTV systems have been installed and mobile patrols on foot and in vehicles have been stepped up with the use in some instances of advanced fence intrusion detector systems (FIDS) to deter and detect intruders. These use a variety of detection technologies, sounding an alarm in the security centre if an attempt is made to climb over or breech them. And bollards and anti-crash barriers are deployed at various vehicle access points to mitigate the threat of vehicles laden with explosives, gas bottles or gasoline from ramming into terminal buildings.

Another aspect of this multi-

layered approach to airport security is access control. Controlling access to key areas within the airport terminal and its associated buildings remains a critical security task and with many thousands of staff and other employees on site needing to have the right levels of access authorization, the latest in state-of-the-art electronic access control technology is required to achieve it.

Access control in action BAA Heathrow Airport is the world’s busiest international airport serving over 180 destinations in more than 90 countries. It services over 65 million passengers per year, and an average of over 180,000 passengers use the airport every per day.

The £4.3 billion Terminal 5 (T5) is Heathrow’s latest success.

Covering 260 hectares it is the new dedicated home for British Airways and consists of three buildings, the main terminal plus two satellites,

Salto worked closely with British Airways to design the access control system at Heathrow Terminal 5 (below)

Terminals 5B and 5C, linked by an automated transit system.

As you would expect their security requirements are complex and demanding, requiring a highly secure and reliable access control solution that can be customised to meet their specific environment. To address these needs, the airport turned to SALTO Systems, a leading manufacturer and supplier of advanced access control solutions to the aviation industry.

Ramesh Gurdev, Managing Director SALTO Systems UK Ltd, says: “Working in consultation with British Airways (BA) and the British Airports Authority (BAA), the owners and operators of the airport, SALTO designed a highly secure and flexible access control system to meet all of the requests of both parties.”

The advanced system design incorporates a mix of SALTO XS4 comfort, security, glass door and e-cylinder electronic lock sets,

together with intelligent wall readers mounted on stainless steel pedestals. These control access to a mix of BA staff doors and the airline’s first-class lounges in the terminal.

The system supports an unlimited number of users and is specifically designed for use in stand-alone operations. When it comes to expanding the system into other parts of the airport, it can be easily added to almost any existing lock and door, turning them into fully featured access control doors that can integrate with the rest of the site without compromising security, convenience or control.

It permits the airport to benefit from the many advantages of the SALTO Virtual Network (SVN) system, enabling locks and operating cards to be rapidly updated, restricted or deleted remotely adding real value to the access management of the terminal.

Access privileges are restricted to

authorised personnel only and the system provides continuous and comprehensive real-time audit trail information, working with British Airways’ own staff ID cards to securely control who has access to what, where and when at all times, and giving the airline management full 24/7 control over their security requirements.

Integration made simple At Leipzig- Halle airport in Germany, express services and logistics provider DHL faced a different problem. They needed a simple solution for the complicated task of securing their European air cargo hub at the airport, but the question was how could they introduce a new security system without having to change or replace their existing one. And could that system then guarantee the security of their operations? SALTO was selected to meet the challenge.

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“Following the completion of our new terminal building we wanted to update and modernize airport access control system security and felt that SALTO Systems offered the best solutions and mechanics” Leipzig were already equipped with a security system working with contactless HID iCLASS identification technology, the task was to find another system that could seamlessly integrate with it. An additional requirement was that any unnecessary rebuilding or restructuring had to be avoided since that would involve the ID cards of hundreds of employees having to be cancelled, changed and re-issued.

Again, the solution was the SALTO XS4 electronic locking system.

This is now installed in the offices and other key areas throughout the DHL premises at the airport, and the company has been able to carry on using its existing security arrangements with no costly reorganisation or restructuring needed.

Substantial numbers of doors have been equipped with the XS4 escutcheons, which are compatible with the existing wall readers, enabling almost 2000 employees (circa 800 per shift) to continue working uninterrupted using their existing ID cards.

Rapid development Ireland West Airport Knock is Ireland’s fourth international airport and features modern passenger and commercial facilities as well as extensive aircraft operation areas.

Operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week and servicing in excess of 629,000 passengers per year, the airport is the main international air access gateway for the west, north west and midland regions of Ireland.

The airport has also experienced rapid development and now serves more than 20 scheduled and charter destinations across Ireland, the UK, Europe and beyond.

The airport has an ambitious rolling infrastructural investment and improvement programme worth €46 million under way and work

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includes a number of significant civil and building projects including a new terminal expansion. A substantial extension to the apron will see this more than double in size, while other improvements include improvements to safety and security systems, expanded aircraft handling facilities and a Category II Instrumentation Landing Systems (CAT II ILS) on runway 27 to enhance the reliability of the airport in low visibility conditions.

Property Manager Tomas Grimes said: “Following the completion of our new terminal building we wanted to update and modernize airport access control system security and felt that SALTO Systems offered the best solutions and mechanics, namely its aviation leading XS4 Mifare smart card access control system.

“Going beyond just access control, we’re installing a reliable and fully integrated building security solution to both airside and landside doors

in the new terminal extension and main goods lift. These are supplemented by wall-mounted card readers and control units that serve as smartcard update and validation points.”

Conclusion Airport security has been proven to be most effective when a multilayered security measures approach is adopted, beginning with perimeter protection and moving inwards to the core facilities. This creates a much stronger overall security system.

Access control is a vital part of this mix and offers a versatile and cost-effective way to regulate those who require access to specific airport areas at specific times, while denying admission to unauthorised persons with no right or reason for entry, without compromising security. n For more information see www.saltosystems.co.uk

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Back to school Safety is first priority for the Danish municipality of Egedal

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Safety first: network video surveillance is keeping the community safe, and helping the police do their job better (below)

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reak-ins and petty vandalism such as broken windows are unfortunately daily events for most communities.

But it is a lot tougher to be a criminal in the Danish district of Egedal since the installation of network video surveillance. Vandalism alone has fallen by 90%.

When the children of Egedal come to school on a Monday morning, it is now with a feeling of comfort and safety – but it has not always been like this. The public institutions here have had visits from unwelcome guests many times over the years, who have vandalized or broken into the properties. These have cost a lot of money from the government budgets. When several county districts were combined in recent years, Egedal decided to renovate a number of buildings, with a simultaneous agreement to reduce the scope of these crimes once and for all.

“For many years we had fought against vandalism, especially in the schools, and it was hard on the students. It wasn’t fair that every Monday morning they had to fear finding their classrooms destroyed or their computers stolen. So we investigated the options and discovered that IP network video surveillance was the absolute right solution,” says Henrik Jørgensen, Head of First Response for Egedal.

Surveillance based on Milestone Systems open platform XProtect Enterprise IP video management software was chosen. Since 2008, Egedal has been controlling more than 60 network cameras that are installed in the sports halls, school yards, libraries, job centres, inter-city train stations and other vulnerable areas throughout the district.

With just a few clicks it is easy to get an overview of all the live video or recordings and identify the troublemakers who create

problems. Only Egedal security staff and central institution managers have access to the surveillance system, and all recordings are deleted after 30 days, unless they are needed as evidence material.

When a first responder gets an alert about a break-in or act of vandalism, he drives to the site and can check the surveillance video. ”Among other things, it’s possible to scroll back and forth between images, compare and synchronize recordings from different views and locations in the same time period, as well as zoom in on the perpetrators for more detail. The Milestone software is working with vandalresistent video cameras from ACTi, HIKvision, Mobotix, IQeye and Axis, and the PTZ cameras pan and focus automatically, following motion themselves. With the high image quality and frame rates set up in the system, it catches many details per second,” said Christian Bruzelius Director of Bruzelius El ApS, >

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“At the start, school personnel were somewhat sceptical about the surveillance, but when they found out that the goal was to manage vandalism and break-ins, their opinions changed” who installed the surveillance solution in Egedal.

The video surveillance has already proved its worth as evidence material for the police, and it also has a valuable preventive effect, reports Henrik Jørgensen, who said: ”Often we don’t even have to hand over the evidence to the police. In cases where the lawbreaking is done by young people, we talk to them first ourselves, then to the school principal or a social worker, and the parents. When the proof exists and the cost of the vandalism is on their heads, we’ve experienced that such youth trouble has fallen greatly.”

Around Christmas 2009 an unknown perpetrator smashed 36 windows at Egedal city hall. The municipality became 70,000 Danish krone (£8,000) poorer as a result, but richer in experience. Video surveillance has now become part of the daily procedure here – and not just for the purpose of saving such costs from vandalism, but just as importantly to ensure a safe environment for citizens.

Safety and protection “At the start, school personnel were somewhat sceptical about the surveillance, but when they found out that the goal was to manage vandalism and breakins, their opinions changed. The video surveillance is not used to control the employees but to create an atmosphere of safety and protection,” said Henrik Jørgensen.

In 2008, Egedal registered glass repairs totalling 700,000 Danish krone (£80,000), and one school alone that year had glass damage totalling 250,000 Danish krone (£28,500). Since the video surveillance was installed at the start of 2009, the amount of vandalism has fallen by 90%.

Egedal has invested in an advanced IP video surveillance solution from Milestone Systems

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and it is paying off with this reduction in vandalism and fewer break-ins to community property And that’s not the end of the story.

According to Jørgensen, the district will continue to follow technology developments in surveillance, and they have already laid plans for the future. He said: “We are constantly in contact with both Bruzelius El, who installed our solution, and with Milestone. The great thing about the Milestone open platform is that it can be integrated with many different types and models of hardware or software. And if we have a suggestion for Milestone for developing something new in the software, they are always interested to investigate new ideas.”

The next step is to implement a new mobile surveillance client in Egedal’s guard vehicles to create an even more flexibile solution.

Via 3G connection to the internet in the cars, security guards can see live video from the area’s many cameras. This gives new possibilities for security and

surveillance while ensuring that the guards are not limited by being in one place physically. Via mobile surveillance, a guard only has to log in to the central system and get his access to the video then follow different situations at the same time – able to react before a probable incident has a chance to escalate.

“With this new technology the security guards can follow a situation in action before it’s too late, or make sure thye don’t chase after a false alarm. This really saves on the municipality’s resources and strengthens our position against crime,” said Jørgensen, who added: “We make big demands on our security and choose only solutions that are the most advanced in the market. This is also why we have surveillance cameras and other equipment from many different manufacturers, and why the Milestone open platform is the alpha and omega for us: it can be built up and scale out with no limits.” n For more information visit www.milestonesys.com

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A safer town centre Vicon provides phased video management solution for Tamworth town centre

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Happy shoppers: Tamworth council’s Larry Phillips, pictured on page 40, said: “Vicon and ADT have worked very well with us as a team to ensure that this phased approach has been affordable. It has provided us with a CCTV system that gives our operators an essential tool to make quick and effective decisions”

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amworth is 23km north east of Birmingham. It has a population of about 80,000, but it also attracts a large number of visitors wishing to enjoy its restaurants, shops and tourist attractions, including Tamworth Castle. The council considers the security of its residents to be of paramount importance and has also looked to provide a safe environment for people who visit the town centre.

There is a zero tolerance attitude to anti-social behaviour, vandalism and theft. With this in mind, the borough council invested in a CCTV system some years ago to monitor activity 24/7 within the town centre.

The existing CCTV system comprised of 77 cameras that were wired directly to the town’s control room where they were recorded for 12 hours a day on analogue VCRs. “Our old analogue based CCTV system had done a good job over the years but it was clear that we were

missing out on the advantages that the latest advances in digital and IP network based CCTV technology could deliver,” said Larry Phillips, Tamworth Borough Council’s CCTV Control Manager. “The challenge for us was how to upgrade the system within the confines of a limited capital budget. While we would naturally have preferred to have everything in place from day one, the sensible approach was to look to work with a manufacturer that had a system architecture which would allow us to take a phased approach to the introduction of new technology.”

The expertise of Phillips and his colleagues in the implementation and management of CCTV had already been recognised by the CCTV Users Group with the presentation of the 2009 CCTV Team of the Year Award and the CCTV Management and Innovation Award.

One of the council’s objectives was to look at utilising rapid deployment

cameras rather than just add more fixed cameras and an IP-based system offered the option to do this cost effectively. “We certainly needed to move away from the process which involved recording onto tapes and having to change them on a regular basis. More importantly, we wanted to increase the effectiveness of our CCTV system by improving image quality and have additional flexibility as to where live or recorded images could be viewed,” added Phillips.

The evaluation process Working closely with Paul Smith and David Bromley, ADT’s Technical Support Engineers, and Account Manager Chris Neville, Phillips and his colleagues took a long hard look at 10 different manufacturers to see who could provide a complete solution. “We got down to a short list of three manufacturers who on paper seemed to provide the best options, and then asked each to >

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“The tests clearly showed that Vicon could provide the best solution and was able to meet all of our specifications – and in some respects exceed them” provide samples of their Larry Phillips, Tamworth Council digital video recorders so that we could evaluate the combination that would best match our requirements,” said Phillips.

Each of the three manufacturers’ proposed solutions were evaluated for the quality of the images that could be recorded in different environments and lighting conditions at varying frame rates. Additionally, the ease with which recorded incidents could phased approach that would be retrieved and backed up was part eventually lead to the town centre of the test criteria, as was overall having a comprehensive CCTV operator friendliness. Recording system that capitalised on the very tests were conducted at 4, 8 and 16 latest technology. The priority was frames per second, as well as in to provide control room operators real time. with an easy-to-use system that Best solution delivered high-quality images at the “The tests clearly showed that Vicon required frame rates for any given could provide the best solution situation. and was able to meet all of our specifications – and in some respects High-quality video Phase 1 started the process of exceed them. The ability to almost upgrading from analogue to a instantaneously view footage of an network-based video management incident that has just happened, for CCTV solution. It involved the example, is something that some installation of a Vicon Kollector other manufacturers could not offer recording platform with an external and yet we could see would be an extremely valuable feature in helping RAID5 array to record and store images being observed on the our operators make quick and control room’s four spot monitors. effective decisions. The time we put As well as recording and storing into the test process was worthwhile, high-quality video at frame rates allowing us to be confident that we to meet the client’s demanding had made the right decision as to specification, the Kollector is which manufacturer we should work also able to provide functionality with. In this respect we have to have that could not be achieved by the to express our gratitude to Paul previously installed analogue Smith and Paul Bromley as well as recording equipment. The Kollector the Vicon team for their help in this can be used as a workstation process, as well as for the help in the allowing authorised users from planning and design of the upgrade anywhere on the network to view solution,” said Phillips.

With only limited funds live images or retrieve recorded immediately available, Tamworth video. In addition to the instant Borough Council decided on a 10-second playback of an incident,

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the Kollector Pro also has a Smart Search function, allowing hours of video to be scanned in minutes in search of specific events.

Phase 2 saw the installation of two further Kollector recorders to further add to the recording capacity of the system.

Phase 3 involved the provision of a Vicon ViconNet workstation designed to make it much easier for control room operators to monitor and control the Tamworth’s 59 analogue cameras and 18 IP cameras. In addition, Vicon SVFT fully functional domes with integral IP cards have been installed at various locations surrounding the town. Images from these dome cameras are transmitted via a wireless link to the control room.

Phase 4, which was completed during 2010, saw the provision of additional Vicon vandal resistant domes which can, if required, be rapidly deployed at identified crime hotspots throughout the town centre. ‘Duct feet’ allow the domes to be put in place quickly or moved to another location and in order to keep costs to a minimum, images from the dome will be transmitted to the control room over a wireless link system to be installed by ADT. Tamworth Borough Council’s Larry Phillips was pleased with the results: “Vicon and ADT have worked very well with us as a team to ensure that this phased approach has been affordable. It has provided us with a CCTV system that gives our operators an essential tool to make quick and effective decisions should an incident or emergency occur.

“Most importantly, the design of the system provides us with the ability to expand the system as and when the need arises.”

Integrated Security

In sickness and in health Security is a high priority at new NHS Primary Care Centre, Blackpool

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he Whitegate Health Centre, a new NHS Primary Care Centre located in Blackpool, Lancashire, was opened to the public in September 2009.

Eric Wright Construction was the primary building contractor responsible for the project and its Facilities Management division was selected to manage all aspects of the buildings security and general maintenance.

The Primary Care Centre was built as part of a wider NHS initiative to bring non emergency/surgical health services such as x-ray, physiotherapy, dental services, general practitioners, a walkin centre, sexual health clinic, podiatry and children’s services under one roof to enable hospitals to concentrate on the provision of emergency, surgery and specialist health care.

A integrated security solution was required to protect and monitor

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the patients, staff and visitors who use the facility. The security installer Black Box Security, based in Preston, Lancashire, has worked with Eric Wright for over 25 years and drew on a wealth of necessary experience, expertise and product knowledge to supply the right solution for this project. The security solution specified required integrated digital video recording, access control, intruder detection and CCTV. Working with Honeywell to supply the complete product range meant that Black Box Security benefited from a smooth and uncomplicated contracting process. One of the most important aspects of any major security installation is the capability of different products to seamlessly integrate and interoperate with each other.

Honeywell provides an integrated approach to security, creating a seamless system for the security contractor from an installation and

maintenance point of view and for the end user who benefits from a reliable, customized and state-ofthe-art integrated security system.

“The challenge from our point of view was how to integrate the intruder system, access control, digital recording and CCTV, while making the installation and maintenance process as smooth as possible,” said David Barnes of Black Box Security. “As you can imagine, health facilities are high risk sites, so every detail must be accounted for.”

The solution A detailed risk assessment along with a method statement was submitted before the work could be started by Black Box Security. This highlighted the potential risks at the site and how the security solution would address these risks.

Following the risk assessment, Black Box Security and Eric Wright Facilities Management (on behalf

Whitegate Health Centre: its challenge was “to combine access control, CCTV (IP and analogue) and intruder systems into a cohesive, integrated and user-friendly system”

of Blackpool Primary Care Trust) chose an integrated security system from Honeywell. The challenge was to combine access control, CCTV (IP and analogue) and intruder systems into a cohesive, integrated and userfriendly system. Honeywell was selected because of the seamless interoperability of WIN-PAK, Fusion Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) and the Galaxy Dimension intruder control panel which ultimately creates a robust and reliable endto-end solution.

For this project the Honeywell WIN-PAK access control system includes 104 smart card proximity readers and 27 N1000 control panels. Expandability is the most important feature of many access control systems. The N-1000 can operate as a standalone two or four door controller, and up to 31 N-1000s may be connected on an RS485 drop-line as needs increase.

This includes the readers for the public lifts, thus only allowing public

access to the appropriate floors.

WIN-PAK with Galaxy integration provides a single user interface that integrates access control with video and intrusion to create a more robust platform with increased functionality.

Functions that have traditionally been tied together through physical relays and input devices are now controlled logically. Full-scale system management of single or multiple locations is possible – resources can be moved, controlled or shared across multiple locations simply by logging on to a system.

Complete camera control From a video perspective, WINPAK offers complete enhanced digital video integration to the two Fusion DVRs installed in the centre’s security control room.

Integration allows video to be linked to both access control and Galaxy intrusion events and alarms. Video clips can easily be recalled with the software, based on time or event.

With integration, users can have complete camera control, including pan, tilt and zoom, and can verify live users with stored images using the video verification option.

The Honeywell EQUIP HCD554IPX IP cameras were installed in the health centre canteen area as a means of preventing shrinkage and monitoring movements and activity within this area of the building. This particular camera is specifically designed for object recognition, which is required in locations where variable and low light conditions exist – like a canteen. Set-up is quick and easy and can be customised through a web client or from a Network Video Recorder (NVR).

Full and comprehensive training was provided for both the facilities management staff and the onsite security staff. As the main manufacturer involved in the project, Honeywell supported the programme from its Training Centre of Excellence in Runcorn. >

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“The breadth of the Honeywell product range and our integrated solutions meant that Black Box could specify a complete security system from a single reliable supplier” Operating and maintenance manuals were supplied along with all fitted specifications and drawings in hardcopy version and on CD. This was essential for the client as a reference point or if security settings needed to be changed in the future.

“The breadth of the Honeywell product range and our integrated solutions meant that Black Box could specify a complete security system from a single reliable supplier,” said Barnes. “And with the knowledge that we would assist them during the entire process to ensure that the customer was completely satisfied with the solution.”

As a unit of an NHS Primary Health Care Trust, Whitegate Primary Health Care Centre is responsible for providing a safe and secure environment for patients, staff and visitors. It is accountable to the NHS, the government and the taxpayer. Therefore security is of the utmost importance.

The benefits Hospitals and Health Centres are considered to be prime targets for crime. The Honeywell solution incorporating Fusion DVRs and IP cameras provides a robust, accurate and dynamic video system to monitor, capture and record images and footage. The speed, accuracy and efficiency of the system will aid security staff in dealing with any issues, which may occur, either in real time or in providing evidence for later actions.

The seamless integration and interoperability provides major benefits to the customer. For example, the doors controlled by the WIN-PAK access control system are also monitored by cameras enabling the security manager to gain visual verification of all people accessing the controlled doors. The 104 door readers

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installed throughout the building control access to many different rooms; access to some parts of the centre is strictly controlled so only authorised personnel may enter.

WIN-PAK enables security staff to know exactly who is in the building and in a particular zone at any given time, combined with integrated video surveillance staff can monitor the building in real time and thus deliver a safer and more secure environment for all.

“I’ve worked with Honeywell on a number of projects and the product range and level of integration on offer certainly makes life easier as an installer,” said Barnes. “Add to that the expertise, knowledge and professionalism of the Honeywell team both on-site and behind the scenes makes them our numberone choice.”

The Health Care Trust is now planning to expand the current system by increasing the number of on-site cameras and doors that are access controlled. This is simple to achieve with the WIN-PAK system and allows additional areas of the building to be opened to the public whilst maintaining the appropriate level of security throughout.

“This system enables us to

monitor the building inside and out so we are able to correct any issues before they turn into problems,” said Dave Hamilton, Facilities Manager at Eric Wright Group. “The safety and security of the staff, patients and physical assets of the health centre is our priority. Black Box Security is a great partner to work with and provides support and assistance every step of the way.

“As the system is user-friendly and operated via a single user interface it is easy to manage both the video and intruder parts of the system. That means my team is always in control.” n For more information see www.blackboxsecurity.co.uk www.ericwright.co.uk www.honeywell.com/security/uk

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ower over Ethernet technology allows IP devices to receive power as well as data over existing LAN cabling – TCP/IP (Internet Protocol).

There are many benefits of PoE technology and over the past few years there has been an explosion of Power over Ethernet devices and installations. However, when Power over Ethernet devices were first considered for access control it was clear a fundamental problem existed. PoE could not successfully deliver enough power to power readers, controllers and Maglock at a controlled door.

What is PoE+?

To advance the PoE offering, a Power over Ethernet Plus (PoE+) standard was introduced to increase the maximum power rating from 15 watts to over 30 watts. The standard

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for higher power version of PoE is called IEEE 802.3at, and has recently become ratified.

In June 2007, CEM Systems was first in the market to introduce a PoE+ access control solution.

CEM PoE+ Solutions CEM PoE+ products are designed for use with the powerful range of CEM AC2000 security management systems.

1. CEM DIU 230 door interface unit: PoE+ solution using advanced CEM card readers. CEM readers feature reader and controller functionality in one device. They are the most advanced in the industry with an internal database, LCD graphical display screen and a keypad for additional PIN security.

2. CEM eDCM 330 two-door PoE+ controller: Two-door PoE+ controller solution when using third party (non CEM) card readers.

Why is the CEM PoE+ solution unique?

Power over Ethernet Plus offers significant saving on infrastructure cost by removing the necessity to provide a mains power supply for each access controlled door. Where local power is not readily available, the CEM PoE+ products can offer significant cost savings.

The CEM DIU 230 is a second generation product using CEM technology to address key technical problems with PoE, such as the management of surge power demands above the standard.

Other problems addressed included intelligent three stage battery charging and intelligent load management. This makes the CEM POE+ solution a truly uniquely robust approach to PoE in access control.

Enjoying the benefits of PoE: a hospital in Glasgow (opposite, see page 48 for more) and the Peninsula building, Manchester

1. PoE+ Access control using CEM card How does it work?

The unique CEM DIU 230 (Door Interface Unit) uses PoE+ technology to reliably deliver up to 2Amps to power an entire door set, including: 1. CEM Access control readers 2. 700mA maglock 3. Door holder 4. Sounder and strobe All over one Cat5/6 Ethernet cable.

The DIU 230 door interface unit works in conjunction with a Midspan power injector between the AC2000 system server and the door. It is available as a board only option or a lockable wall mounted enclosure. The distance between the injector and the DIU is limited to approximately 90 metres. The DIU 230 supports the Phihong range of PoE+ mid-spans, offering the highest levels of flexibility, with 2Amps of power reliably delivering

power and communications to CEM readers and all door furniture.

An Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) is also fitted in the DIU 230 to optionally support the installation in the case of power failures.

2. CEM’s PoE+ two-door controller Cost effective method of controlling and powering two doors via one CAT5/6 Ethernet cable.

The CEM eDCM 330 (Door Control Module) is an intelligent and low cost two door Power over Ethernet controller, which is designed to interface third-party readers with the CEM AC2000 access control systems.

The eDCM 330 supports two door configurations: •T wo door control – each using a card reader for entry and a push button for exit.

•O ne door control – using a card reader for entry and a card reader for exit.

PoE+ benefits When thinking about PoE+ benefits it is important to not just think of the cost savings per door. Think of the overall cost savings of the project without the need to place mains spurs above each door.

•N o mains or PSU required at the door. Using just a single Cat 5e/6 cable, the DIU 230 eliminates the need for a mains power supply at the door. This creates great project cost savings as the general cost per fused spur is around £200-250.

• The unit installation is classed as low voltage which creates a safer installation and can be completed

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“There are many benefits of PoE technology and over the past few years there has been an explosion of Power over Ethernet devices and installations”

DIU 230 PoE+ door interface unit

• Utilising existing Ethernet infrastructure means that only one set of wires is required to be brought to the door – simplifies installation and saves space.

Simpler, faster, lower cost of installation.

• Battery backup and trickle charger for battery backup lock and door power - A UPS can guarantee power to the door even in the unforeseen event of mains power failure.

• A controlled door can be easily moved, to wherever you can lay a LAN cable, meaning minimal disruption to the workplace.

• Using the IP network, devices

can be shut down or reset remotely - no need for a reset button or power switch.

Future for PoE: watch this space As PoE+ technology continues to grow, CEM will incorporate the very latest into its Power over Ethernet product offering. PoE Ultra is said to be the next development where up to 60 watts will be delivered to the door. This means that approximately two full doors with double maglocks will be able to be controlled. n For more information see www.cemsys.com

case studies

Marina Bay Sands Casino, Singapore

Victoria and Stobhill Hospitals, UK

Ministry of Finance, Nigeria

Solution: CEM AC2000 SE system with PoE DIU 230 Installed: Certis Cisco, 2010

Solution: CE M AC2000 SE system with PoE DIU 230 Installed: ADT Glasgow, Dec 2008

Solution: CEM AC2000 SE system with PoE DIU 230 Installed: Acti-Tech, June 2010

PoE+ technology was used throughout Marina Bay Sands Casino. The key benefit of the DIU 230 PoE+ is that it eliminates the need for both a mains connection and a local power supply to the door; therefore there are no door supplies anywhere within the resort. This ensured there was no unattractive cabling anywhere within the resort that would detract from the impressive £4 billion development.

“The AC2000 SE system is ideal for the hospitals, not only due to its versatility but also the savings accrued thanks to the innovative CEM PoE+ Solution. In addition to project savings the DIU 230 also simplified the installation,” says Martin Bell, Integrated Solutions Group Account Manager, ADT Glasgow

Utilising CEM’s advanced range of card readers, the Ministry of Finance chose CEM’s high Power over Ethernet solution. Utilising Ethernet infrastructure throughout the Ministry of Finance, the DIU 230 supplies sufficient power via the same Cat 5e/6 cable that powers the CEM S610f card reader used at the site, as well as reliably powering double magnetic locks that secure the doors.

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Joint Security Industry Council

Working together The private security industry needs a single representative body for all sectors, says Patrick Somerville

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he leak in September 2010 of a government announcement that the Security Industry Authority (SIA) would be axed in the current round of planned expenditure cuts caused the security industry manned guarding interests to reel in shock. The demise of a number of quangoes and other non departmental public bodies was threatened and in many cases subsequently confirmed.

Immediately, the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority led the way with a determined lobbying of all MPs and selected members of the House of Lords urging that the SIA and its regulatory regime should not be disbanded. Instead, the industry should work with government to achieve some of its policy objectives, improve the regulatory regime and reduce the costs and administrative burden that regulation had imposed on the industry in difficult times.

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The collective industry response that followed was sufficiently robust and timely to modify the stance of the government on the issue of disbandment and move it towards a revision of the regulatory regime after due consultation with the industry. The process of consultation led by the SIA has started. It is expressly intended to take cognisance of the view of all parts of the licensable operations sectors as represented by stakeholders and industry bodies. It is commendable that this enlightened inclusive approach has been taken, learning from the earlier experience of SIA led consultation where certain vested interests dominated the process leading to much criticism and dissatisfaction in several sectors.

It remains to be seen if these expectations are realised.

A ‘Security Alliance’ has emerged, apparently initiated prior to the leak of government intentions by the

British Security Industry Association (BSIA) and a few other parties, with the object of representing the industry. The SIA have welcomed that initiative and supports its activities but require it to be wholly representative of the licensable sectors without permitting over representation by a few leading players. There remains some imbalance in the representation that should be addressed to avoid further criticism. Additionally, another group of stakeholders has been called together for consultation

by SIA Chairman Baroness Henig, which seems to undermine the intended and apparently endorsed role of the Alliance as the industry representative body in these matters.

The Security Alliance (TSA) is one of a series of efforts made by BSIA and others in recent years to create a single representative body for the security industry but always underlined by the BSIA exercising a

Members of Parliament were lobbied when it was announced the Security Industry Authority was to be scrapped

significant controlling influence. It is understood that TSA may formalise itself by adopting a constitution and laying down terms and conditions for membership, etc.

Other stakeholders have concerns about the emergence of the Security Alliance and where it goes from here. Clearly the immediate focus of attention is changes to the regulatory and licensing regime and how the industry may become involved in delivering some of the services hitherto undertaken by the regulator. This range of interests is limited to the manned guarding and facilities management sectors and does not embrace the wider requirements of both government and the industry to have a means of coordinated representation across all sectors that can deal effectively with central government.

Joint Security Industry Council Industry representatives, who served on the former Security Industry Lead Body (ILB) which

with others was disbanded by government in the mid 1990s, at that time determined to continue the work of the ILB and went on to found the Joint Security Industry Council (JSIC) in 1995.

The original intention was that it would represent all sectors of the security industry and be the single independent consultation vehicle for contact with government and departments.

Sector representatives formed the central council and met the government’s desire to speak to one single representative body for the industry JSIC functioned successfully for several years, not least with the Way Forward Group and the considerable volume of recommendations made by it to the Home Office in connection with the implementation of the PSI Act 2001. However, the BSIA, declined to participate and has held to that position ever since.

It is the expressed view of the current group of concerned stakeholders that the JSIC model

remains fit for purpose and should be the foundation of any independent all sector representative body for the industry. It is in support of that view and to elicit further comment and support that this paper has been prepared.

The Coalition Government has declared the need for increased consultation with the whole industry.

Baroness Neville-Jones, Minister of State for Security, in a keynote address on 22 July 2010 emphasised the need for the security industry not to be treated as an “afterthought of the defence industry”. Calling for a major uplift in the performance of the private security industry, supported by government through UKTI and other agencies, she stated that the aim should be to ensure that UK expertise and innovative security solutions are marketed more effectively both at home and overseas.

The minister went on to emphasise the need for closer relationship between government and the industry. Noting that >

“The Coalition Government has declared the need for increased consultation with the whole industry”

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“The British security industry has the capacity to be a world leader (a view with which we concur), and it should be our common endeavour to make that happen” the security industry, unlike the defence industry, is characterised by lack of company scale, that government aims to support small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), she stated that ways needed to be found to integrate SMEs into larger consortia without losing their innovative capability which can result from over consolidation.

She concluded by saying that it was important to maintain an open, honest and effective dialogue between government and industry.

The British security industry has the capacity to be a world leader (a view with which we concur), and it should be our common endeavour to make that happen.

Industry representatives now involved in determining the future of a regulated manned guarding sector and those with a broader understanding and commitment to develop the future capacity and effectiveness of all sectors of the private security industry need look no further than the Memorandum and Articles of the incorporated Joint Security Industry Council (JSIC), it’s supporting by-laws and administrative provisions, for a solution. JSIC is as originally intended a single representative

body that can speak for the industry with government.

The Robbins Report 2006 confirmed the need and desire for such a body by the industry. Yet it is at present dormant through lack of commitment to these objectives and the preference for some influential bodies such as BSIA to exclude themselves and those they purport to represent from its deliberations and recommendations.

It is surely time to wake up and change that position, adopt that model, adapt it if necessary, and

work together constructively and effectively with each other and with government for the benefit of the industry. It is both a challenge and an opportunity to enhance the industry’s capacity for growth and economic prosperity at both the national and global level if the required support and commitment is forthcoming. n Patrick J Somerville QPM is Chairman of the Joint Security Industry Council and Vice President of the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority

A history of representation 1986 - 1995 Security Services Industry Lead Body (ILB) disbanded 1995 Joint Security Industry Council (JSIC) formed and incorporated.

2001 Private Security Industry Act 2011 passed 2001/2 JSIC Way Forward Group Working Parties formed and reporting 2003 Security Industry Authority established

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2005 JSIC government funding ceased 2005/6 Robbins Report on future of JSIC published – recommending positively.

2005 British Security Council (BSC); an initiative by the BSIA, the Security Institute, ASIS, the GMB and JSIC to establish the British Security Council proposed to Home Office .

2005 Confederation of British Security Industry (CBSI). A small group (estimated to be 12) of trade associations started by Richard Child, ex Chief Executive of JSIC following his resignation in 2005.

2008 JSIC ceases representational activities.

2010 Security Alliance formed.

n For further information see www.jsic.org.uk

Transport security

Capital commuters get a safer ride Thousands of buses in Madrid made safer with network video on board

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On the buses: on-board surveillance has made the Spanish capital’s buses safer for both drivers and passengers

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magine that you are responsible for the overall security on the public buses in a major city. You have thousands of buses in your fleet, operating day and night. Crime trends are against you, showing increasing numbers each year, and your budget makes it impossible to have security guards on board. Still, your main goal is to create a safe working environment for the drivers and an attractive transportation option for the city’s commuters, citizens and tourists. What would you do, and where would you start?

This was the situation for Iñigo Rodríguez-Rovira Rodríguez when he accepted the position as Security Manager of La Empresa Municipal de Transportes de Madrid (EMT), the company which owns and operates the local buses in Spain’s capital. Since then, EMT and the local authorities have had several discussions about the need to improve the security on board.

“Only a year ago, we had no active surveillance system on our buses, and they were sometimes exposed

to graffiti or pickpockets. In case of an incident, it was very difficult to identify a troublemaker unless he or she was caught in the act, which did not happen often,” said Rodríguez.

Extensive evaluation It soon became clear that an onboard surveillance solution would help EMT to reach their goals. “We evaluated various ways to efficiently monitor and track the incidents on our buses,” said Rodríguez. “In addition, we looked for a system that would allow us to quickly decide on appropriate actions following an incident. Based on our own conclusions, and the experiences from other similar projects, we decided to go for video surveillance.”

When EMT announced their plans, they received 13 different proposals for onboard surveillance systems.

Rodríguez remembers that he and his colleagues reviewed more than 13,000 pages of material in the evaluation process, which eventually guided them to the final solution.

“During a period of six months, we installed and evaluated 10

surveillance systems on 10 different buses. One of the criteria was the capability to provide reliable access to live video from the buses,” said Rodríguez. “It should also be possible to integrate the surveillance system with other systems on board and to easily expand it to meet future requirements.”

The evaluation favoured a networkbased surveillance solution and EMT decided to install cameras from Axis Communications that are especially designed for use on buses and trains. These cameras can handle the tough environment on board, including vibrations, temperature fluctuations and moisture. “We were very impressed by the capabilities of the Axis cameras. They provided the best image quality and the H.264 compression made it possible to efficiently transfer and store the video,” said Rodríguez.

To date, about 1,200 of Madrid’s buses have been equipped with Axis network cameras. “We install cameras in three buses per depot every day and there are more than 4,500 cameras in place,” says >

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“The driver gets our attention by pressing a button.

We look at live video from the bus and make an evaluation of the situation. We are then able to decide what action to take, and whether to involve the police or not” Rodríguez. The video from the cameras is recorded locally on board and transferred wirelessly to a central storage when the buses are in depot overnight. We are very happy with the solution as we haven’t had a single issue with the cameras so far, despite the high number of units in use.”

The video from the buses can also be viewed in real-time from an alarm centre in Madrid, operated by the security company Segur Control.

Jose Ignacio González López, Manager of the alarm centre, says that this capability is of great benefit.

“In case of an incident, the driver gets our attention by pressing a button.

We can then look at live video from the bus and easily make a correct evaluation of the situation. Depending on what we see, we decide what action to take, and whether to involve the police, emergency services or EMT. Each bus is also equipped with GPS and can be followed by our operators directly on a map, enabling us to give the exact position of any bus at all times.”

Fighting vandalism The new surveillance system on Madrid’s buses has not only helped to reduce the costs for incident responses. It has also given EMT an efficient tool to prevent crime and to investigate various incidents on board. “Only one of our drivers has been robbed since the first cameras were installed about half a year ago. And in other incidents, the new system has helped to identify faces of the people involved,” says security manager Rodríguez. He estimates the yearly costs for vandalism and graffiti at about €600,000, a cost that he hopes will decrease moving forward. At the same time, he is looking forward to analysing the passenger statistics. “By keeping our buses safe and secure, we will also attract more passengers,” he concludes.

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About La Empresa Municipal de Transportes de Madrid (EMT) • Founded in 1947, owned by the city of Madrid • Responsible for all public buses in Madrid • 2,100 buses traffic a total of 216 lines • More than 425 million passengers each year • Operates 365 days a year, 24 hours a day • Total length of the bus net: 3,618 kilometers

Developed for buses and trains • The AXIS M31-R Network Camera Series is specifically designed for use on buses and trains. It is developed to withstand the harsh onboard environment, resisting vibrations, dust and moisture. Other highlighted features include: • Compact, discreet form factor • High image quality with HDTV capabilities • Smooth edges for passenger safety • Power over Ethernet (PoE) for easy and cost-efficient installation • Active Tampering Alarm that automatically alerts if the camera manipulated or tampered with.

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Driving to success Friederichs’ made-to-measure approach ensures a full order book

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ehicle body construction company Friederichs boasts a history that cannot be equalled in the sector – it’s already been in existence for 171 years!

The firm was founded by Heinrich Ludwig Friederichs in 1840; after spending several years in London, St Petersburg and Moscow practising his profession as a saddler and carriage builder, the young Heinrich set up his own upholstery and carriage building shop in Frankfurt am Main, where he originally came from. In its early days, the company focused on the construction of magnificent horse carriages for rich tradesmen and Russian princes.

Later, Heinrich handed over the company to his son Carl, who led the company into the epoch where motorised vehicles began to replace horse carriages.

When in 1900 his two sons, Heinrich and Rudolf Friederichs, took over the company the main

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business was the construction of automobile bodies for vehicles manufactured by Maybach, Benz, Packard, Horch and their contemporaries (the oldest roadworthy Maybach W5, whose body was engineered by Friederichs, can be found in the Technical Museum Speyer, Germany).

However, times were changing and the company focused on repairs and the construction of commercial vehicles. The company’s first plant was destroyed by fire and so production was moved to the west of Frankfurt. It was about that time that Heinz Friederichs, Rudolf’s son, joined the company.

In 1964, a second plant in the east of Frankfurt was built, allowing the production of commercial vehicles of all kinds for European, Asian and African markets. The large workshops on this 5000 m² area are equipped with the latest technology.

In 2003, a state-of-the-art test bench for brake systems and a

calibrated vehicle weighing system was installed and the following year a large paint shop was opened.

Two years later additional halls for the production of armoured offroad vehicles were constructed; a sign of the steady growth of Carl Friederichs GmbH. Today, Friederichs employs about 100 people in two different divisions: the repair of accident vehicles (cars and trucks); and the construction of bespoke vehicles of all kinds. These vehicles are individually crafted to match the needs of customers in Germany and worldwide, devised for the most diverse operating conditions and on the basis of almost all commercially available chassis.

All vehicles are designed and manufactured in conformity to a quality-control system that is certified in accordance with DIN ISO 9001:2008, a fact appreciated

by Friederichs customers around the world.

Top gear: Friederichs has a wide selection of security vehicles designed to clients’ needs, including ambulances (facing page) and rapid response vehicles (below)

The product range includes the following vehicle types: • Off-road and escort vehicles – the ‘rolling fortresses’. The armoured off-road and escort vehicles are designed to effectively protect high-profile individuals against terrorist or criminal attacks, but are just as suitable for the transport of valuables such as money, precious metals, diamonds and sensitive medical and nuclear materials. The vehicles provide the highest level of armouring and withstand the highest loads. To test their resistance, all materials such as glass, steel and plastics are subjected to comprehensive ballistic and detonation tests, which are also applied to welded joints, canted edges and other joints.

Additionally, samples true to scale and complete armoured vehicles are put through comprehensive tests to verify the ‘body effect’. All tests are performed by the State Firearms

Safety Authorities of Germany.

A wide variety of options such as explosion-proof fuel tanks or runflat tyres are available on request.

• Surveillance containers as ‘modern fortifications’. In times of growing potential threat, object security becomes an issue of increasing importance. Friederichs has developed armoured surveillance containers in various sizes and models to provide effective protection for endangered areas and buildings. These containers also must pass the full range of ballistic and explosive tests by a State Firearms Safety Authority (up to the European protection class VR7 and higher). The containers are CE-certified and EMC-compliant.

Depending on the specified task, the containers are often equipped with options such as a gas-attack protection system, self-contained generators for the supply of the life-support and digital radiocommunication systems. A wide

range of further security equipment is available to suit the individual needs of the customers.

• Armoured valuables and passenger vans – ‘mobile vaults’.

Special vehicles providing maximum protection are required whenever larger quantities of valuables must be safely transported from A to B. Such valuables can be coins or banknotes worth millions; other precious items such as printing blocks or plates for banknote printing, pieces of art, jewellery and precious metals; or sensitive items such as firearms, ammunition or highly toxic substances. For all these highly demanding tasks Friederichs develops and manufactures protected and armoured special vehicles that can be used variably for unlimited purposes.

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“Today, Friederichs employs about 100 people in two different divisions: the repair of accident vehicles (cars and trucks); and the construction of bespoke vehicles of all kinds”

passenger vehicles. These facilitate the transportation of political leaders and their staff, guests, interpreters, etc. at the highest possible protection level and, most importantly, in an inconspicuous manner – just like sitting in a ‘mobile vault’.

• Info mobiles and laboratory vehicles. Even in the era of online shopping, products are best sold when customers are offered a touch-and-feel experience. For such purposes, Friederichs develops and manufactures state-of-the-art mobile presentation centres, known as ‘info mobiles’. These are used to provide an impressive surrounding for the presentation of products such as bathroom appliances, heating systems, solar panels, just to name just a few. In the info mobiles, potential end customers can listen to sales presentations and even participate in training programmes on site without the need to rent additional space and staff. This means the mobile information centres are highly flexible and economically effective.

The same applies to the mobile laboratory vehicles, which can be used for chemical or technical analyses or for forensic applications. The complex and costly installations, measuring devices and special equipments can easily double the price of the vehicle.

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• Service, repair and fire vehicles.

Anybody who has ever attempted a roadside repair without the right tools knows the problem. To save its customers from this experience, Friederichs manufactures fully equipped service and workshop vehicles for all branches. The mobile workshops are made of a base vehicle, a special body and a multitude of equipment, such as generators, air compressors, battery chargers, welding systems, drills and grinders as well as tire mounting machines and lubrication systems. Qualified repair of vehicles, machines or other devices can hence be performed even in the world’s most remote locations. A fully equipped special vehicle can ensure the service provision within a wide area, saving the operation of local service points.

• Mini-buses and police vehicles. Initially, Friederichs had a request for comfortable passenger transport using reliable commercially available vans, but

these were only available with up to nine seats. Friederichs’ special conversions offer up to 27 seats – without any modifications to the body. The seats are covered with high-quality materials, including leather, and can be equipped with lap belts or integrated threepoint belts. Matching headrests and other options such as folded tables, luggage nets or shelves are available. A powerful low-noise roof-mounted air-conditioning system can also be provided.

The mini-buses can of course also be used for other purposes.

There is a multitude of possible conversions for staff and patrol vehicles for the police, which can be equipped with concealed or visible signaling devices, secure storage compartments for firearms and equipment and in-car computers with internet access. Matching paint schemes or adhesive films can also be provided. n For more information see www.carlfriederichs.de

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Security Essen 2010

From strength to strength

The German trade expo was more successful – and international in flavour – than ever before

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n increased international presence, a greater willingness to invest and a strong interest in system solutions characterised the 19th Security Essen trade show.

Around 42,000 visitors and 1,078 exhibitors from 38 nations were at the show, which focuses primarily on the security and fire protection sectors. Substantially more visitors travelled to Essen from abroad than in the previous years, coming from 113 countries.

Among the exhibitors the foreign contingent represented 46% of the total – that too was a new record. Frank Thorwirth, Chairman and CEO of Messe Essen, said: “With its results, Security Essen has emphasised its position as number-one in the worldwide security sector. We offer the chance to meet international contacts that is not possible anywhere else. The entire course of the fair was characterised by an exceptionally positive mood.”

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Look to the future Exhibitors praised the increased internationality of the event, the high quality of visitors and their willingness to invest. Almost 90% of visitors to the expo play a crucial role in procurement decisions in their companies. One in four of them stated that their company intended to spend over €250,000 on security in the coming year; almost 12% intend to invest more than €1 million.

All in all, the assembled experts had a positive attitude towards the future: over 70% of visitors said they were convinced that economic activity will pick up in the coming years.

Exhibitors at Security Essen took up topical subjects and presented new developments. For example, the risk of falsification is reduced by innovations relating to admission control, such as identity checking by recognising fingerprints and finger veins. HD technology can also be found in video surveillance

It’s showtime: Security Essen cemented its reputation as one of the world’s leading security industry expos where it ensures a higher resolution and a better image quality. Several exhibitors demonstrated ways of improving security in schools, such as specially secured escape doors or loudspeaker systems.

A large number of exhibitors used Security Essen as a stage for the premieres of their new products. Pioneering innovation and developments were recognised at the Security Innovation Awards. The prize-winners included a fuel cell that produces a low-oxygen protective atmosphere as outgoing air for fire prevention purposes and a near-infrared system that recognises individual people and their individual admission rights.

In many companies, more and more departments are being charged with responsibility for security, meaning that a greater corporate overview is required. This overview was offered by Security Essen. For example, there was once again an independent fire protection hall in which exhibitors presented fire protection solutions in a compact form. There, over 100 companies showed a range of construction, installation technology and mobile fire protection. In total, more than 230 companies with solutions for fire protection were represented at Security Essen.

In the ‘IT Security’ theme park and open forums, the specialists dedicated themselves to the ever greater intermeshing of informatics and security. Here, experts obtained both general interest and practical, practiceoriented information.

Peter Hohl, organiser of the theme park, said: “If a hacker penetrates into the computer of a bank from the

bank statement printer by cracking open the cylinder lock and connecting his laptop on the inside, that proves how urgently conventional security and IT security must grow and work together. At Security Essen, through the lectures, the open forums and the exhibitors in the IT Security theme park, visitors have been able to allay their security fears. IT security in Essen is IT security for people who are not computer scientists but need to get to grips with the issues and to understand them.”

Other subjects in the forums, such as intrusion protection, IP cameras, new locks or the protection of people, also attradted a large number of interested visitors.

The Essen Security Innovation Symposium also had its premiere. During this two-day event, international experts from the political, industrial, economic and scientific fields, including Thomas Kutschaty, Minister of Justice of North Rhine-Westphalia, and Dr. Luigi Rebuffi, CEO of the European Organisation for Security (EOS) industrial platform, devoted themselves to the challenges in civil security.

The comprehensive range and reach of Security Essen met with great approval from trade visitors.

Almost without exception, they said that they were highly satisfied with their visit to the fair, with the range on products and information on offer, and with the international flavour of the event.

For opinions on how the show went turn to page 64. > n The 20th Security Essen will take place on September 25–28, 2011

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Exhibitors’ opinions Gert van Iperen, Chairman of the Divisional Board of Directors, Bosch Sicherheitssysteme “Security Essen has once again highlighted its international credentials with visitors from all over the world. It is a good indicator for the dynamism in the sector and clearly shows the growth potential for the next few years. The new HD video portfolio and the fire alarms which are equipped with the innovative dual ray technology and detect fires at a very early stage were especially popular on our booth.”

Giocchino Tommaselli, Chief Strategy Officer, GPS STANDARD “In our view, the quality and internationality of the visitors have grown compared with previous events; we had a lot of visitors from Iran. Overall, we have had a very good fair. In our view, Security Essen has developed into the absolutely premier global fair in the sector.”

Volker Bachmann, Art Director for Corporate Identity, KABA “For us, Security Essen was very successful. On the Wednesday of the show there was a very large number of visitors not only in the aisles but also on our booth. All in all I can say that the quantity and the quality were top-class! Our figures we’re above those had at the preceding event; and the trend at Security Essen is heading visibly upwards. This fair is extremely important to us and we will definitely be involved once again next time.”

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Martin Riebschlager, Managing Director, Wisag “Technology alone is not sufficient in order to protect oneself. There is a need for a combination of security systems and qualified personnel. Personnel-related services and security services were in demand on our booth. The fair is very effective for looking after existing customers and for canvassing interesting new customers. There was great interest in the forum on our subject of event security and in our dog demonstrations.”

Larry Thomas, Vice-President, Sales and Marketing, Protech / Protection Technologies “The quality of the attendees has been terrific. In fact, the very first visitor to our stand on Tuesday could potentially of pay all our expenses for attending the show. We have been exhibiting at Security Essen since 2000 and the show continues to provide outstanding quality leads and is an excellent return on investment.”

Michael Brotz, Marketing & Communications Manager, Siemens AG, Building Technologies Division “Wednesday was a sensational day; but the first day was also very good as far as the quality of the visitors was concerned. An extremely large number of people came to our stand with with concrete projects who were looking for solutions in a targeted way. The main focal points in the security section related to biometry and video surveillance. In the fire protection section there was great demand for new technologies. Allencompassing approaches and the growing-together of the technologies are also a major subject. On our booth, about one third of the visitors came from abroad; the proportion from Eastern Europe has increased.”

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A 1 4 Security Ltd

Access by Design Ltd

Advance Monitoring Solutions Ltd

The Stables Raithby House Raithby, Spilsby, Lincs 01790 753123 ask@14security.co.uk www.14security.co.uk

5 Anglo business Park, Coldharbour Way, Aylesbury HP19 8UP ian@accessbydesign.co.uk www.accessbydesign.co.uk

4D Materials Ltd

Access Dynamics

Bollard Barn Whitehough Barley, Burnley lancashire 0870 919 6586 enquiries@4dmaterials.co.uk www.4dmaterials.co.uk

Unit 19, Silicon Centre 26-28 Wadsworth Road Perivale Greenford UB6 7JZ 0208 810 8830 rakesh@securitydynamics.co.uk www.securitydynamics.co.uk

18 Napier Court Barlborough Links Oxcroft Way Chesterfield S43 4PZ 0870 160 8484 tjl@theadvancegroup.co.uk www.theadvancegroup.co.uk

64Bitz Computer Consultancy Limited

Access2

Suite 0.13 Alba Innovation Centre Alba Campus Livingston Scotland EH54 7GA 01506 592142 geoff.hirst@64bitz.co.uk www.64bitz.co.uk

35 North Tyne Industrial Estate, Longbenton, UK NE12 9SZ 0191 215 0530 nick@k4one.com www.access2.com

Abaseen Corporation

Unit 6 Moreton Industrial Estate London Road Swanley BR8 8TZ 01322 669211 www.adamsrite.co.uk

Flat # 21-B, 2nd Floor Karachi Market Khyber Bazar Peshawar City Pakistan (92) 91 255 0590 abaseencorp@gmail.com

Abiom Communications Ltd Compass House Chivers Way Histon, Cambridge UK CB24 9AD +44 (0)1223 257550 david.pring@abiom.co.uk www.abiom.co.uk

Acam Technology Limited Unit3, Prime Enterprise Park Prime Park Way Derby, DE1 3QB 01332 382555 sales@acamtechnology.com

Adams Rite Europe Ltd

adaptiveRF 12A, High Street Botley Southampton SO30 2EA 01489 798155 mail@adaptiverf.com www.adaptiverf.com

ADT Fire and Security plc Security House The Summit Hanworth Road Sunbury on Thames Middlesex 01932 743 333 adtuk.sales@tycoint.com www.adt.co.uk

Advance Security UK Ltd Chevron House 346 Long Lane Hillingdon Middlesex UB10 9PF 01895 201800 richard.bailey@advancesecurity.co.uk www.advancesecurity.co.uk

Advanced Safety Training Services 2 Ingle Place Townsend Square Kings Hill West Malling Kent 07000 700278 ast.services@virgin.net www.ast-services.co.uk

AES IntelliNet 285 Newbury Street Peabody Massachusetts MA 01960 United States 001 978 535 7310 dfrazier@aes-intellinet.com www.aes-intellinet.com

Alarm Radio Monitoring Brunel Road Leominster, HR6 0LX 01568-610016 darren.swindlehurst@arm.uk.com www.arm.uk.com

Alert Security Systems Appin House 112 Main Street Pathhead, Midlothian, EH37 5PX 01875 321147 donald@alertsecuritysystems.co.uk www.alertsecuritysystems.co.uk

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AlertSystems LTD

AMWEI Thermistor

Arena Security Management Limited

Alert House 1 Willowside Park Canal Road Trowbridge, BA14 8RH 8009882434 sales@alertsystems.co.uk www.alertsystems.co.uk

11-502, Songpingshan, Langshan Road, North Area, Shenzhen High-tech Industrial Park Nanshan, 518057, Shenzhen Guangdong, P.R 86-755-26570111 sales@amwei.com www.amwei.com

Bedford House 15 Bow Street Rugeley Staffordshire WS15 2BT 01889 582508 info@arenasecuritymanagement.com www.arenasecuritymanagement.com

ANT Telecommunications Ltd

ARGUS Inc.

Broadwater Park North Orbital Road Denham Uxbridge, UB9 5HF 01895 838450 chris.potts@anttele.com www.anttele.com

5F Byucksan Digital Valley 5th 60-73, Gasan-Dong Geumcheon-Gu 153-801 +82 2108 6888 jasonchoi@arguscctv.com www.arguscctv.com

AP Security

Argyll

33 The Metro Centre Dwight Road U.K WD18 9SB 0870 4122232 sales@apsecurity.co.uk www.apsecurity.co.uk

SafeShore House Sandbank Business Park Dunoon PA23 8PB 0870 750 1471 loneworker@argyll.uk.com www.argyll-loneworker.co.uk

ApexCCTV Security Camera

Arma Technologies Ltd

22 Prestige Circle, Suite 100, Allen, Texas TX 75005 1-800-997-8460 cbartell@vs-us.com www.apexcctv.com

Unit 4, The Brookdale Centre Manchester Road Knutsford Chesire WA16 0SR 01565 624 230 info@gps-telematics.co.uk www.gps-telematics.co.uk

Allen Fencing Ltd Upside Goods Yard Birch Walk West Byfleet Weybridge, KT14 6EJ 01932 349 607 sas@allenfencing.co.uk www.allenfencing.co.uk

Allied Electricals 121 DSIC LBS marg next to madhuban toyata kurla west Mumbai, 400070 022 25024147 graph101@mtnl.net www.graphsystems.in

Allport Ltd (25 Division) Hurricane Way Axis Park Langley, Berkshire SL3 8AG 01753 549611 darren.lodge@allport.co.uk www.allport.co.uk

Altron Communications Equipment Ltd

Aprimatic UK Ltd

Armour Guarding Security Ltd

Tower House Parc Hendre Capel Hendre Ammanford, SA18 3SJ 01269 831431 terry@altron.co.uk www.altron.co.uk

Urban Hive Skyline 120 Avenue West Great Nortley CM77 7AA 01371 874923 mark@urmet.co.uk

AMC Security Systems Limited

ARC Monitoring Ltd

Armour Security Deployment Company

87 Buckingham Road Shoreham West Sussex BN43 5UD +44 (0)1273 463344 sales@amcsecurity.com www.amcsecurity.com

5 Orchard Court Armstrongway Yate Bristol, BS37 5GW 0870 887 1777 jws@arcmon.com www.arcmon.com

11 Grasmead Avenue Leigh on Sea Essex SS9 3LA 0170 241 6201 info@asdeployment.com www.asdeployment.com

2a William St, Leeds West Yorkshire LS27 7RE 0845 619 2090 www.ags-limited.com

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ASEO Europe

Audio Design Services Ltd

Axton Inc

Canalside House 7 Charter Road Ripon England HG4 1AJ 01765 692 550 lh@aseo-europe.com www.aseo-europe.com

Adcroft Street St David’s House Stockport SK1 3HW 0161 6666 313 dcresswell@ads-worldwide.net www.ads-worldwide.net

801 W. Robinson Dr. Suite #500 North Salt Lake UT 84054 +1 (801) 936 1143 info@axtontech.com www.axtontech.com

Automatic Systems UK & Ireland

Aspect Systems Ltd

Unit 4&5 Lakeside Industrial Estate Colnbrook-By-Pass Colnbrook Slough SL3 0EE 01753 561420 bfryer@automaticsystems.co.uk www.automaticsystems.co.uk

18 Rosemary Lane Blackwater Camberley Surrey GU17 0LS 0845 680 0228 sales@axxess28.com www.axxess28.com

Abbey House Wellington Way Brooklands Business Park Weybridge KT13 0TT 01932 268266 sales@aspectsystemsltd.com www.aspectsystemsltd.com

Asset ID Ltd

Automation Design &Installation Ltd

70A High Street Shepperton Middlesex TW17 9AU 01932 269 900 enquiries@assetid.info www.assetid.co.uk

1 Melchett Road Kings Norton Business Centre Kings Norton Birmingham B30 3HG 0121 451 2255 jgriffiths@adiltd.co.uk www.adiltd.co.uk

Astley Ltd

Avigilon

Railway House Railway Road Chorley Lancashire PR6 0HW 01257 241112 post@astsec.co.uk www.astleysecurity.co.uk

Box 378 101 - 1001 W. Broadway Canada V6H 4E4 001 604-929-5182 sales@avigilon.com www.avigilon.com

Astral Control Services Ltd

Via Della Filanda, 22 Italy I-40133 0039 051 43 69 75 lara.ciunfrini@axesstmc.com www.axesstmc.com

4 Orion Way Orion Business Park North Shields, NE29 7SN 0191 257 1440 enquiries@astral.uk.com www.astral.uk.com

ATG Access Automation House Lowton Bus.Pk, Newton Rd Lowton St Marys, WA3 2AP 08456 757574 ian.parry@atgaccess.com www.atgaccess.com

AXESS TMC s.r.l

Axis Communications 6-7 Ladygrove Court Hitchwood Lane UK SG4 7SA 01462 427910 alexandra.turner@axis.com www.axis.com

Axxess 28 Ltd

Axxess Identification Ltd 27-28 Shrivenham Hundred Business Park Watchfield Swindon Wiltshire, SN6 8TZ 01793 784 002 info@axxessid.com www.axxessid.com

B to B Links Ltd Sunfield Business Park New Mill Road Finchampstead Berkshire, RG40 4QT 0118 932 8088 customer.service@btoblinks.net www.btoblinks.net

B&G Fencing UK Ltd Office 38 Derwentshire Business Centre Consett Business Park Consett Co. Durham 01207 693 823 sales@b-gfencing.co.uk www.bgfencing.com

Barkers Fencing Systems Etna Works Duke Street Fenton Stoke on Trent, ST4 3NS 01782 319 264 sales@barkersfencing.co.uk

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B-C Bastion Security Installations Ltd

Bosch Security Systems

Buddi

16e Follingsby Close Follingsbury Park Gateshead Tyne and Wear NE10 8YG 0191 419 3777 moreinfo@bastionprotects.com www.bastionprotects.com

P O Box 750 UB9 5ZJ 01895 878 011 adam.breeze@uk.bosch.com www.boschsecurity.co.uk

52 Warwick Square London SW1V 2AJ 7834178350 jonathan@buddi.co.uk www.buddi.co.uk

Berkshire Security Products Swangate Charnham Park Hungerford Berkshire, RG17 OYX 01488 683 628 steve.turner@berkshiresecurity.co.uk www.berkshiresecurity.co.uk

BiTEA Ltd The Dell 18 Maldon Road Great Totham Maldon, Essex 01621 890 924 sales@bitea.com www.bitea.com

Bitron Video UK Ltd

Brightworks Product Design Barley Wood Stables Long Lane Wrington Bristol BS40 5SA 01934 863088 info@brightworks.co.uk www.brightworks.co.uk

Britsafe Security Ltd Britsafe House Concorde Park Amy Johnson Way, York YO30 4WT 0845 230 3444 olac.coombs@britsafe.com www.britsafe.com

BroadBridge Wraith

Unit 5 Trade City Brooklands Avro Way Weybridge, KT13 0XQ 08444 996 336 david@bitronvideo.co.uk www.bitronvideo.com

Wellingborough Innovation Centre Tresham Institute Wellingborough Northamptonshire NN8 4PD +44 (0) 7777 602 145 info@broadbridgewraith.co.uk www.broadbridgewraith.co.uk

Blue Fish Design Solutions Ltd

BSB Electronics

19 Blake Hill Crescent Poole Dorset Bh14 8WQ 01202 706487 info@bluefishdesign.co.uk www.bluefishdesign.co.uk

Progeny Works Queen Street Great Harwood Blackburn BB6 7BJ 01254 883348 brettburby@progeny.co.uk www.progeny.co.uk

Bold Communications Ltd “Unit 10, Webster Court” Carina Park Westbrook Warrington, WA5 8WD 0044 (0)1925 713224 sheenabell@boldcommunications.co.uk www.boldcommunications.co.uk

BSIA Ltd Kirkham House John Comyn Drive WR3 7NS 0845 389 3889 info@bsia.co.uk www.bsia.co.uk

BusinessWatch UK Fire & Security Limited Unit 6 Orton Enterprise Centre Bakewell Road Peterborough PE2 6XU 0870 766 3545 j.wakerley@businesswatchgroup.com www.businesswatchgroup.com

Capstan Security Ltd 127 East Barnet Road New Barnet Herts EN4 8RF 020 8441 9700 sales@capstansecurity.com www.capstansecurity.co.uk

Carl Friederichs GmbH Schlitzer street 6 - 10 60386 Frankfurt am Main +49 69 9410041 info(at)carlfriederichs.de www.carlfriederichs.de

CCL-Forensics Payton House Packwood Court Guild Street Stratford-upon-Avon Warwickshire UK 01789 261200 bsmith@ccl-forensics.com www.ccl-forensics.com

CCTV Camera Europe Ltd 50 Warwick Building Chelsea Bridge Wharf SW8 4NJ uk 2076274402 eoin@cameraeurope.com www.cctv-installers-london.com

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C CCTV Camera UK

Charlton Networks

Coastform Systems Ltd

Unit 6 , Moor Park Locking Moor Road UK 0844 443 2895 mbowden910@aol.com www.cctvcamerasuk.co.uk

The Canterbury Business Centre 18 Ashchurch Road Tewkesbury Gloucestershire, GL20 8BT 01684 856 830 sales@charltonnetworks.co.uk www.charltonnetworks.co.uk

18 Dinnington Business Centre Outgang Lane Dinnington Sheffield, S25 3QX 01909 561470 tim@coastsys.demon.co.uk sales@coastform.co.uk

CCTV Center - the Panasonic distributor

Chase Security Ltd

12 Lane End Industrial Park Lane End High Wycombe Buckinghamshire, HP14 3BY 01494 887 350 panasonic@cctvcenter.com www.cctvcenter.com

CCTV North West 10 Park Road Coppull Chorley Lancs, PR7 5AH 0800 043 1570 enquiries@adrcctv.co.uk www.cctvnorthwest.co.uk

CDA Solutions Ltd Treloggan Industrial Estate Newquay Cornwall 0845 257 7465 sales@cdasolutions.co.uk www.cdasolutions.co.uk/

Cernium Corporation 1925 Isaac Newton Sq 3rd Fl Reston VA 20190 USA +1 703 483 3393 sales@cernium.com www.cernium.com

Chance Communications Ltd Stone Hall Farm The Street Stourmouth Canterbury Kent 01227 720123 info@chancecom.com www.chancecom.com

12 foxtail way Wimblebury Cannock Staffs, ws12 2fy 0870 2248948 info@chasesecurity.co.uk www.chasesecurity.co.uk

Churchill Recruitment Consultants Ltd Arodene House 41-55 Perth Road Gants Hill Essex IG2 6BX 020 8518 6969 recruit@churchillrecruitment.com www.churchillrecruitment.com

Cirrus Communication Systems Ltd

Cobra Security Systems (Hampshire) Ltd 11 Paynes Road Shirley Southampton Hampshire, SO15 3DL 02380 221 641 info@cobra-security.co.uk www.securitybiz.com

Codestuff Ltd Breich Pit Studio Mid Breich Farm Westwood West Calder West Lothian 01506 870777 a.docherty@codestuff.net www.codestuff.net

Oregon House 19 Queensway New Milton Hampshire, BH25 5NN 0845 602 2440 enquiries@cirruscom.co.uk www.cirruscom.co.uk

Coltraco Limited

Civil & Corporate Security Ltd

Commercial Communications

60 High Street Amersham Buckinghamshire HP7 0DS 0844 815 6037 jac@civiandcorporate.co.uk www.civilandcorporate.co.uk

25 Titan Court Laporte Way Luton LU48EF, UK 01582 721884 norman@commcomms.co.uk www.commcomms.co.uk

Clockwork Security Ltd

ComNet Europe Ltd

38 - 40 West Harbour Road Edinburgh EH5 1PU 0845 604 4285 william.cairns@clockworksecurity.co.uk www.clockworksecurity.co.uk

Unit 8 Turnberry Park Road Leeds LS27 7LE 0113 307 6400 info-europe@comnet.net www.comnet.net

Chewton Fields Ston Easton Radstock, BA3 4BX 01761 241 601 info@coltraco.co.uk www.coltraco.co.uk

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Competition Co., Ltd JBJ Business Park, Unit 1 Northampton Road Blisworth Northampton NN7 3DW 01604 858565 alan@icssecurity.co.uk www.icssecurity.co.uk

Compro Technolgoy Inc 4F, No.12, Alley 6, Lane 45 Pao Shin Road Hsin Tien City, 231 Taipei 593 sales@comprousa.com www.comprousa.com/en/surveillance/

Consort Securities Ltd TAIGH MOR 18 Parkside Road Farsley Leeds, LS28 5BG 0113 2571697 consort.co.uk@btconnect.com www.consortsecurities.co.uk

Controlsoft The Stables Offices Stones Farm Sherborne Cheltenham, GL54 3DW jonathan@controlsoft.com www.controlsoft.co.uk

Controlsoft Security The Stables Office Stones Farm Sherborne Cheltenam, GL54 3DH 01451 844 896 sales@controlsoftsecurity.com www.controlsoftsecurity.com

Controlware Communications Systems Limited Unit 2B The Votec Centre Hambridge Lane Newbury Berkshire 0844 225 9 225 www.controlware.co.uk

Conway Security Products Ltd Seymore House Copyground Lane High Wycombe Buckinghamshire HP12 3HE 01494 461 373 sales@conway-cctv.com www.conway-cctv.com

Cooper Security Ltd Security House Vantage Point Business Village Mitcheldean Gloucestershire GL17 0SZ 0870 7575 400 or 01594 545 400 marketing@coopersecurity.co.uk www.coopersecurity.co.uk

Corporate Surveillance Services PO Box 455 Northampton NN4 6XZ +44(0)870 446 1654 john@corporatesurveillance.co.uk www.corporatesurveillance.co.uk

Cortech Developments The Barn Laskey Farm Laskey Lane WA4 2TF 01925 750600 www.cortech.co.uk

Cosmo Security Solutions The Barn Enborn Gate Newbury Berkshire RG14 6AL +44 (0) 1635 43699 dfoster@cosmogroup.co.uk www.cosmo-security.co.uk

Cotswold Conference Centre Farncombe Estate Broadway Worcestershire WR12 7LJ rachaelb@cotswoldconferencecentre.com www.cotswoldconferencecentre.com

Count-Up Ltd Unit 8 Silverdale Enterprise Centre Silverdale Newcastle Staffordshire ST5 6SR 01782 616026 info@countupltd.co.uk www.countupltd.co.uk

CP Security 4 Yew Tree House 19-23 Hook Road Surbiton Surrey, KT6 5AA 020 8390 0674 kevincarteruk1@aol.com

CRD Synergy Ltd Hopkin The Heath Lavenham Road Sudbury, Suffolk 0870 850 7686 j.nash@crdsynergy.com www.crdsynergy.com

Crime Prevention Services Ltd Security House North Wales Expressway Northop Flintshire, CH7 6HB 01352 842 050 securitysolutions@preventcrime.co.uk www.preventcrime.co.uk

Crystal Professional Development Bluecoats House Bluecoats Avenue Ware Road Hertford, UK 0800 8488888 julie.w-jones@crystalpd.com www.crystalpd.com

CSP Technology Ltd Unit 19 Moorwell Business Park Scunthorpe North Lincolnshire DN17 2RU 01724 276 557 sales@c-s-p.co.uk www.c-s-p.co.uk

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D Dallmeier Electronic Uk Ltd Dallmeier House 3 Beaufort Trade Park BS16 9QH 0117 303 8303 james.walker@dalmeier-electronic.com www.dallmeier.com

Darfen Durafencing Head Office Herons Way Carr Hill Doncaster DN4 8WA 01302 760 861 enquiries@darfen.co.uk www.darfen.co.uk

Data & Information Technology Limited Technology House Normanton Lane Bottesford Nottingham UK 01949 843757 stewart.wittering@dit.uk.com www.dit.uk.com

Dedicated Micros Ltd

D-E Detection Technologies

DK Design Consultants Ltd

Fairview Buildings Heage Road Ind Est Ripley, DE5 3GH 01773 744806 info@detection-technologies.com www.detection-technologies.com

Mere Field Studio Chester Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 6LQ 0845 33 12341 info@dk-design.com www.dk-design.eu

Detectomat The Stable Treverbyn Vean Lodge Twowatersfoot Liskeard, PL14 6HN 01579 321750 detectomat@leighandersonassociates.com www.detectomat.com

deView/Security Manufacturing Ltd 125430249 valerieguesdon@securityml.co.uk www.devieweurope.com

Diamalaay Ltd 76 Knighton Road Redhill, RH1 6EQ 01737 215 159 contact@diamalaay.co.uk www.diamalaay.co.uk

Direct Fire and Security

DogaMatic Audley End Business Centre London Rd Wendens Ambo Essex, CB11 4JL 8456435903 Info@dogamatic.co.uk www.dogamatic.co.uk

Doorfit Products Ltd Icknield House Heaton Street Hockley Birmingham, B18 5BA 0121 523 4171 enquiries@doorfit.co.uk www.doorfit.co.uk

DSX Access Systems, Inc. 10731 Rockwall Road Dallas TX 75238 USA +1 214-553-6140 Sales@dsxinc.com www.dsxinc.com

1200 Daresbury Park WA4 4HS 01928 706475 www.dedicatedmicros.com

3 Scholars Walk, Bexhill East Sussex, TN39 5GA 0845 474 5839 service@direct-fire.com www.direct-fire.com

Delta Security

DiskShred Ltd

Briarlands Office Park Rudgeway UK BS35 3QH 01454 280 000 info@deltasecurity.ltd.uk www.deltasecurity.ltd.uk

Unit 1 Mallusk View Central Park Industrial Estate NEWTOWNABBEY BT36 4FR 08000 80 50 83 info@diskshred.co.uk www.diskshred.co.uk

DVTel UK Ltd

Dit Digital Co.,Ltd

Eagledale

2-3F. Building 6TH CSST Industrial Park Tongfuyu Industrial Zone China +86 0755 33265722 dit-sale@csst.com www.csst-dit.com

Units K&L Cavans Close Binley Industrial Estate Coventry, Warwickshire 024 7663 6064 sales@eagledale.co.uk www.eagledale.co.uk

Derwent Systems Derwent House Colbourne Crescent Nelson Park Cramlington NE23 1WB 01670 730187 ewilson@derwentcctv.com www.derwentcctv.com

7 Lancaster Court Coronation Road Cressex Business Park Maidenhead, HP12 3TD 0870 2400716 edavies@dvtel.com www.dvtel.co.uk

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Egress Systems

Emizon

Erico

PO Box 8611 Burton Joyce Nottingham NG14 5WY 0115 931 4007 info@egress-sys.co.uk www.egress-sys.co.uk

Smiths Yard Dog Lane South Kilworth Lutterworth LE17 6DY 01858 575754 sian.lloyd@emizon.com www.emizon.com

34600 Solon Rd Solon USA OH 44139 800-333-0852 slewis@erico.com www.erico.com

EMS Radio Fire & Security Systems Ltd

ESE Direct

Eland Cables 120 Highgate Studios 53-79 Highgate Road 0207 241 8787 sales@eland.co.uk www.eland.co.uk

Electro Mechanical Systems Limited Eros House Calleva Park Aldermaston Reading RG7 8LN 0118 981 7391 lbaldwin@ems-ltd.com www.ems-limited.co.uk

Elevated Mast Photography 4a Halfhouse lane Brighouse England HD6 2PH info@elevatedmastphotography.co.uk www.elevatedmastphotography.co.uk

Elvey Security Technologies Ltd Unit 1 Wharton Street Ind. Estate Nechells Birmingham B7 5TR 0208 532 7900 tony.bush@elveysecurity.co.uk www.elveysecurity.co.uk

EMCS Ltd Waterside House Tissington Close Chilwell Nottingham NG9 6QG 0870 9031999 claire.poyder@emcs.co.uk www.emcs.co.uk

Technology House West Trading Estate Sea Street Herne Bay CT6 8JZ 01227 369 570 Ken.Bullock@emsgroup.co.uk www.emsgroup.co.uk

Enclosure Systems Ltd Unit 9/10 Platt Industrial Est Maidstone Road Borough Green Kent ME3 7SS 01732 886552 chas.luchford@keg.co.uk

Enforce Security Services Hackney London Unit 5, Ability Plaza E8 4DT 020 7014 7482 ray@enforcesecurityservices.co.uk www.enforcesecurityservices.co.uk

Entelec Control Systems Wetenschapspark 25 3590 +32 11 303 001 Julie.Nelissen@entelec.be www.entelec.be

Envisage Technology Ltd 65 Portsmouth Road Horndean PO8 9LH 02392 570044 caroline@envisagetechnology.com www.envisagetechnology.com

Wensum Works 150 Northumberland Street Norwich Norfolk 8450550051 sales@ese.co.uk www.esedirect.co.uk

Esoteric Ltd Alexandra House Alexandra Terrace Guildford Surrey GU1 3DA 01483 306200 mail@esotericltd.com www.esotericltd.com

ESSA Technology Unit 8 Castle Buildings Gilston Road Saltash, PL12 6TW 01752 848 094 jan.fisher@essa.co.uk www.essa.co.uk

European Antennas Ltd Lambda House Cheveley Newmarket Suffolk, CB8 9RG 01638 732 177 sales@european-antennas.co.uk www.european-antennas.co.uk

Evitech 3 rue Buffon, Orsay, France F-9140 lassouly@evitech.com www.evitech.com

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Ex-Mil Recruitment Ltd

Fensec Ltd

FRAMOS Electronics Ltd

4-6 The Colonnade High Street Maidenhead Berkshire, SL6 1QL 0870 446 5627 jc@ex-mil.co.uk www.ex-mil.co.uk

Unit 1D Station Road Hemyock Cullompton, Devon 01823 681 444 sales@fensec.com www.fensec.com

Eyenetwatch.com

Fire Protection - VSS

The Coliseum Business Centre Riverside Way Camberley Surrey GU15 3YL 07717 368 322 info@framos.co.uk www.framos.co.uk

Elles House 4b Invincible Road Farnborough Hampshire, GU14 7QU 01252 744 410 sales@eyenetwatch.com www.eyenetwatch.com

Derwen Deg Llansilin Shropshire Powys Oswestry, SY10 7PU 01691 791 491 garry@valleysecurity.co.uk www.valleysecurity.co.uk/services. htm#FireProtection

EZ-Apps Inc

G4S Security Services (UK) Sutton Park House 15 Carshalton Road SM1 4LD 0208 722 2528 simon.burrows@uk.g4s.com www.g4s.com/uk-security

The Lobero Building 924 Anacapa Street Suite IM SANTA BARBARA CA 93101 001 805 564 8779 eslidders@ez-apps.com www.ez-apps.com

Firetrace Ltd

Gallagher Security Management Systems

Unit 22 Knightsdale Road Ipswich, Suffolk IP4 3LS 01473 744 090 info@firetrace.co.uk www.firetrace.co.uk

Security House Unit 5 Eastboro Fields Hemdale Business Park CV11 6GL 024 7664 1234 KateH@gallaghersms.com www.gallaghersms.com

F S Design

Forward Vision CCTV Ltd.

Galleon Systems Ltd

Business And Innovation Centre Wearfield Sunderland Enterprise Park Sunderland, SR5 2TA 0191 5166652 chead@fsdesign.co.uk www.fsdesign.co.uk

Unit 1/2 Taplins Court Church Lane Hartley Wintney, RG27 8XU 0870 011 3131 richardm@fvcctv.co.uk www.fvcctv.co.uk

Unit 9 Fortnum Close Kitt’s Green Birmingham B33 0LG 0121 608 7230 sales@galleonmail.com www.galleon.eu.com/

Fadini

Fouracre Systems Ltd

Gardien Ltd

Unit 16, Sovereign Park Cleveland Way Hemel Hempstead Industrial Estate Hemel Hempstead, HP2 7DA 01442 230800 cristianasaudella@bpt.co.uk www.bptautomation.co.uk

Basepoint Business Centre Caxton Close Andover Hampshire, SP10 3FG 01264 326377 info@fouracresys.com www.fouracresys.com

The White Cottage Church Brow Bowdon Cheshire, WA14 2SF bill@garden-security.co.uk www.garden-security.co.uk

FEDS Training Ltd

Framos Electronics Ltd

Unit 4, Driffield Business Centre, Skerne Road, Driffield, UK 7737416422 info@fedstraining.co.uk www.fedstraining.co.uk

Quatro House Lyon Way Frimley Way Camberley, GU16 7ER +44 1276 8047 57 J.Parfitt@framos.co.uk www.framos.co.uk

Security House High Street Donington Spalding Lincolnshire 01775 823024 shughes@gbmonitoring.co.uk www.gbmonitoring.co.uk

GB Monitoring

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G-H GB Security Group Ltd

Global Armour Ltd

Guardian Staff Safety Systems

Security House High Street Donington Spalding Lincolnshire 01775 821100 enquiries@gbsg.co.uk www.gbsg.co.uk

1 - 2 Portman Business Park Lissue Industrial Estate West Lisburn Co Antrim, BT28 2XF 2892622633 garyhayes@globalarmour.co.uk www.globalarmour.co.uk

Wickhamford Street De Montfort House Enterprise Way Evesham, WR11 1GH 01386 443539 sales@guardiansss.co.uk www.guardianss.com

Global MSC Security

Harp Visual Communications Ltd

Gemini Access Ltd

19 Londonderry Farm Keynsham Road Willsbridge Bristol, BS30 6EL 0117 9323394 derekm@gigs.uk.net www.gigs.uk.net

Unit 7 Swanwick Business Centre Bridge Road, Lower Swanwick Southhampton, SO31 7GB 01489 580011 adrian.gould@harpvisual.co.uk www.displaywall.co.uk

Globaleye Ltd

Harry B Litherland & Co

Manor Farm Mews Church Lane Bygrave Herts, SG7 5EE 07912 894241 information@globaleye.co.uk www.globaleye.co.uk

Unit A Prestige House Cornford Road Blackpool Lancashire FY4 4QQ 01253 607 849 sales@hblitherland.co.uk www.hblitherland.co.uk

Unit B3-4-A Trump House 15 Edison Street Hillington Park Glasgow, G52 4JW 0870 7608852 sales@geminiaccess.co.uk www.geminiaccess.co.uk

Genetec 2280 Alfred-Nobel Blvd Suite 400 Saint-Laurent Quebec, Canada 514 332 4000 pbelmonte@genetec.com www.genetec.com

Geoquip Ltd Unit 6, Kingsfield Industrial Estate Derby Road Wirksworth Matlock, DE4 4BG 01629 824891 bernie.alphonso@geoquip.com www.geoquip.com

Ginger Security LTD

Glocolate Consults 23 Morris Court 30 The Waldrons Croydon CRO 4AZ, UK 0208 686 6835 info@glocolateconsults.com www.glocolateconsults.com

Grandeye Ltd

2 Cennick Close Salem Oldham OL4 3BA 7984660505 dave@gingersecurity.co.u

The Surrey Technology Centre 6 Huxley Road Surrey Research Park Guildford, GU2 7RE +44 1483 302312 bryan.waters@grandeye.com www.grandeye.com

GJD Manufacturing Ltd

Guard Tec Security Ltd

Unit 2 Birch Industrial Estate Whittle Lane Heywood OL10 2SX 01706 363 998 mark_tibbenham@gjd.co.uk www.gjd.co.uk

13 International Business Park Charfleets Road Canvey Island Essex SS8 0PQ 0845 094 2992 info4@guardtecsecurity.com www.guardtecsecurity.com

Haydon Marketing Ltd Unit 5, Site 9a Wassage Way Hampton Lovett Ind.Est Droitwich Spa WR9 0NX 01905 772222 peter@haydonmarketing.com www.haydonmarketing.com

HID Corporation Ltd Homefield Road Haverhill CB9 8QP 01440 711836 aweingraber@hidcorp.com www.hidcorp.com

Hirsch Electronics 1900 Carnegie Avenue Building B U.S.A 92705 001 949 250 8888 marketing@hirschelectronics.com www.hirschelectronics.com

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ID Teck Co Ltd

Initsys Ltd.

(UK64) Newhouse Industrial Estate Motherwell Lanarkshire ML1 5SB (0)1698 738200 catriona.malone@honeywell.com www.honeywell.com/security

5/F, Ace Techno Tower Building 684-1 Deungchon-Dong Kangsuh-Gu Seoul ROK 157-030 + 822 659 0055 teo@idteck.com www.idteck.com

Unit 1 Home farm house School lane Normanton Le Heath Leicestershire LE67 2TH 01530 262 100 jbooth@initsys.co.uk www.initsys.co.uk

IDentification Solutions

Innerrange Europe Ltd

7 Phoenix Court Hartley Wintney Hampshire, RG27 8JQ 01252 842739 info@facilitycare.co.uk www.identificationsolutions.co.uk

Unit 4 Richfield Place Richfield Avenue Reading RG1 8EQ 0118 9575 055 barry@innerrange.com www.innerrange.com

Houseguards 16 Dol Silia Presteigne Powys, LD8 2NY 01544 267394 adrienne@houseguards.co.uk www.houseguards.co.uk

Hoyles Electronic Development Hoyles Electronic Developments Ltd Sandwash Close Rainford Industrial Estate WA11 8LY +44 (0) 1744 886600 sales@hoyles.com www.hoyles.com

i3 Technologies Corporation 8th Floor Herrera Tower V.A Rufino corner Valero Streets Salcedo Village Makati City Phillipines +632 7533682 mervin@i3tech.com.ph www.i3tech.com.ph

IBP Security Warehouse Ltd Unit 11 Hopewell Business Centre 105 Hopewell Drive Chatham Kent 01634 811 311 info@ibpsecuritywarehouse.com www.ibpsecuritywarehouse.com

iFacilty Group 3 Lodge Hill Business Park Station Road Westbury-sub-Mendip Somerset, UK 01749 600600 info@ifacilitygroup.com www.ifacilitygroup.com

Independent Communication Solutions Ltd Unit 1 Chestnut Yard Chapel Lane Leasingham Sleaford Lincolnshire +44 (0)1529 307777 sales@icsfibreoptics.com www.icsfibreoptics.com

Innometriks Ltd Suite 2/32 Hillington Innovation Centre 1 Ainslie Road Hillington Glasgow G52 4RU 0141 585 6464 james.quinn@innometriks.com www.innometriks.com

Insignia Security PO Box 1096 UK NE99 4YH enquiries@insigniasecurity.co.uk

Intech Furniture

The Edinburgh Technopole Bush loan Edinburgh, EH26 0PJ 0131 475 7368 c.leitch@indigovision.com www.indigovision.com

(a Booth & Associates Ltd Company) Mansion House Chambers High Street Stockport SK1 1EG 0161 477 1919 peter@intechfurniture.com www.intechfurniture.com

ICS Security Solutions Ltd

Initial Concept Solutions

Integrated Security Design Ltd

JBJ Business Park, Unit 1 Northampton Road Blisworth Northampton, NN7 3DW 01604 858 565 sales@icssecurity.co.uk www.icssecurity.co.uk

Hillcrest Cogan Station Penarth Vale Of Glamorgan CF64 2NS steve.charles@ic-solutions.co.uk www.ic-solutions.co.uk

Quatro House Lyon Way Frimley Road Camberley, GU16 7ER 8450711373 nstokes@isd-tech.com www.isd-tech.com

IndigoVision

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I-J Integrian Europe Ltd

Intraso Limited

ISM Ltd

4 Weyvern Park Portsmouth Road Peasmarsh Guildford, GU3 1NA 01483 457666 kquinlan@integrian.com www.integrian.com

Brinkworth House Brinkworth Swindon, UK SN15 5DF 0845 652 4050 info@intraso.co.uk www.intraso.co.uk

Units 25-29 The Bell Centre Newton Road Crawley RH10 9FZ, 01293 529990 s.smith@ism-uk.com www.ism-uk.com

Interconnective Limited

IntSyCo Ltd

JABLOTRON ALARMS a.s.

Lower Ground Floor Priory Gate House 7 Priory Road High Wycombe, HP13 6SE 0845 130 4008 bobby@interconnective.co.uk www.interconnective.co.uk

181 Oilmills Rd Ramsey Mereside Huntingdon Cambs, PE26 2UA 0798 494 6100 graeme.addy@intsyco.co.uk www.intsyco.co.uk

Pod Skalkou 4567/33 Czech Republic 46601 +420 483 559 985 export@jablotron.cz www.jablotron.com

Interconnective Ltd

Invotech UK Ltd

Lower Ground Floor Priory Gate House 7 Priory Road High Wycombe Buckinghamshire 0845 130 4008 garath@interconnective.co.uk Garath Fivaz

Unit 19 Kepler Lichfield Road Industrial Estate Tamworth, B79 7XE 01827 312136 info@invotech.co.uk www.invotech.co.uk

Unit 6 Cambrian Business Park Queens Lane Mold CH7 1NJ 01352 755866 srjacksonfire@aol.com jacksonfireandsecurity.co.uk

IPSA

JC Locksmiths

International Institute of Security

Northumberland House “11 The Pavement, Popes Lane” Ealing, London, UK 020 8832 7417 post@ipsamail.org.uk www.ipsa.org.uk

26 berney house upper elmers end road beckenham kent br3 3ee 0208 402 0158 jc.locksmiths@yahoo.co.uk www.jclocksmiths.com

The Business Centre 57 Torquay Road Paignton Devon, TQ3 3DT 01803 663 275 iisec@btconnect.com www.iisec.co.uk

International Professional Security Association (IPSA) Northumberland House 11 The Pavement Popes Lane Ealing, London 020 8832 7417 post@ipsamail.org.uk www.ipsa.org.uk

International Training Academy Tournai Hall Evelyn Woods Road Hampshire, GU11 2LL 01252 342 300 davidh@ita.gb.com www.ita.gb.com

Irisys Infrared Integrated Systems Ltd Park Circle Tithe Barn Way Swan Valley Northampton, NN4 9BG 01604 594 200 andrew.rimmer@irisys.co.uk www.irisys.co.uk

iSAFE Technology Inc Bldg. G 4F-2, No. 3-1 Yuan Qu St. NanKang 115 Taiwan +886 2 2788 8786 arielle@isafetek.com www.isafetek.com

Jackson Fire & Security Ltd

JNE Marketing Unit 2 Zeneth House Gresford Industrial Park Wrexham LL12 8LX 01978 855054 kpovey@jnemarketing.co.uk www.personalalarms.com

John Barrett Fire Safety Trainer 25 Old Grange Dr. Carrickfergus BT38 7HG 0289 336 6946 info@firesafetytrainer.co.uk www.firesafetytrainer.co.uk

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Karspace Management Ltd

KSM Ltd

Lockrite Security Ltd

Paddock Wood Business Centre 1-7 Commercial Road Paddock Wood Kent TN12 6EN 01892 830500 info@kml.org.uk www.kml.org.uk

Unit 1 Pinfold Business Park Nottingham Road Stapleford Nottinghamshire NG9 8AY 0115 949 0666 sales@madaboutcable.com www.madaboutcable.com

20 Camp Road North Camp Farnborough Hampshire GU14 6EW 01252 543309 sales@lockritesecurity.co.uk www.lockritesecurity.co.uk

KBC Networks (Europe) Ltd

KSM Securities Ltd

Long Circle

Compass House, Vision Park Chivers Way Histon Cambridge, CB4 9AD 01223 257778 info@kbcnetworkseurope.com www.kbcnetworks.com

Harcourt Hill Shaw Ewelme Wallingford Oxon, UK 01491 641923 info@ksmuk.com www.ksmuk.com

Kent Independent Security Ltd

Kurrent Resources Ltd

1990 Long Yang Road Suite 5A Long Yang Business Building Pudong China 86-21-51348988 george.zhou@longcircle.com www.longcircle.com/

Suite 12, Lakesview Enterprise Centre Thomas Way, Herdsden Kent, CT3 4NH 0800 069 9419 info@kisecurity.co.uk www.kisecurity.co.uk

Plot 5, Redemption Crescent off Ogudu Road Ogudu Gra Ojota-Lagos, Nigeria 234 1 854 4299 uokorie@kurrentng.com www.kurrentng.com

Keytracker Ltd Keyper House Station Road Rowley Regis B65 0JY +44 (0)121 559 9000 andys@keytracker.com www.keytracker.com

Kingfisher Fire & Security

L.T.M. Technologies 17A UNIT 3 Mulchay Keane Industrial Estate Greenhills Rd Dublin, Dublin 12 +353 (1) 424 2200 terry@ltmtechnology.ie www.ltmtechnology.ie

1 Riverside Park Dogflud Way Farnham Surrey GU9 7UG 01252 710 809 sales@kingfishersecurity.co.uk www.kingfishersecurity.co.uk

LG Electronics Inc.

KSI

Unit 12 Baillie Place East Kilbride South Lanarkshire G74 3LN 0870 919 4856 info@lnrsec.com www.lnrsec.com

2 Primrose Cottage Ponders Road Fordham Essex, CO6 3LN 07786 141321 neilhunt@ksidocs.com www.ksidocs.com

LG Twin Towers 20 Yeouido-dong 150-721 +82 2 3777 7995 leconomy@lge.com www.lge.com

LNR Security Ltd

LS Telematics Ltd Meadowbank House Meadow Bank Court Eastwood Nottingham NG16 3SL nick.stevens@lstelematics.co.uk www.lstelematics.co.uk

M WPower Systems Ltd Sandbach Road Lawton Heath End Church Lawton Stoke on Trent, ST7 3RA 01270 875 115 alistair@mwpower.co.uk www.mwpower.co.uk

M.A.C. Security Solution Ltd Heath Lodge England PL18 9DX 8453985330 info@macsecuritysolutions.co.uk www.macsecuritysolutions.co.uk

Maestro Vision The Rookeries Roundabout Copse West Chiltington West Sussex, RH20 2RN 01798 817 207 info@maestrovision.co.uk www.maestrovision.co.uk

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Mannix Security

MAXxess Systems Europe Ltd

Micromark

The Manor Main Street Tur Langton Leicestershire, LE8 0PJ 08456 123202 wendysavill@mannix-security.com www.mannix-security.com

Doncastle House Doncastle Road RG12 8PE 0870 234 7654 lee.copland@maxxess.co.uk www.maxxess-systems.com

Maple Fleet Services

Excel House Junction 6 Industrial Park Electric Avenue Birmingham, B6 7JJ 0121 326 7557 lisao@mayflex.com www.mayflex.com

Unit B1, Senator Point South Boundary Road Knowsley Liverpool L33 7RS 0844 871 0011 info@micromark.co.uk www.micromark.co.uk

Maple House Crown Royal Industrial Park Shawcross Street Stockport, SK1 3EY 0870 606 2753 info@maplegroup.co.uk www.maplefleetservices.co.uk

March Networks

Mayflex

Measurement Devices Ltd (MDL)

Micro-Vision Fire & Security Ltd 1 Whitworth Court Baird Road Waterwells Business Park Quedgeley Gloucestershire 0845 303 6575 info@micro-vision.co.uk www.micro-vision.co.uk

via dei Lavoratori Autobianchi 1 Ed.23 20033 Desio Italy +39 036217935 EMEASales@marchnetworks.com www.marchnetworks.com

Acer House Northminster Business Park, Hackness Road Upper Poppleton York, YO26 6QR 01224 246 700 srobertson@mdl.co.uk www.mdl.co.uk

Marian Fire & Smoke

MEL Secure Systems Ltd

Birtley Business Centre Station Lane Birtley Co Durham, DH3 1QT 0191 410 2200 sales@marianfireandsmoke.co.uk www.marianfireandsmoke.co.uk

Coventry Trading Estate Siskin Drive Middlemarch Business Park Coventry, CV3 4FJ 024 76306606 sales@melsecuresystems.com www.melsecuresystems.com

Maser Communications UK Ltd

Mercian Labels Ltd

Office A4 Unit B1 Knowle Village Business Park Mayles Lane Fareham, Hants 01329 835480 sales@masercomms.co.uk “www.masercomms.co.uk,”

Mercian House Watling Street Bridgtown Cannock Staffordshire 0870 060 6466 sales@securitylabels.com www.securitylabels.com

Mitsubishi Electric UK Ltd

Microbus Ltd

Unit 4 Anamax Industrial Park Oxford Road Tatling End Buckinghamshire SL9 7BB 01753 880824 sales@mode-al.co.uk www.mode-al.co.uk

Master Locksmiths Association “,5D Great Central Way” Woodford Halse Daventry Northants NN11 3PZ 01327 262255 enquiries@locksmiths.co.uk www.locksmiths.co.uk

Treadaway Hill Loudwater High Wycombe Buckinghamshire, HP10 9QL +44 (0)1628 537300 sales@microbus.com www.microbus.com

Minimal Risk Consultancy Ltd Wye Valley Court Netherwood Road Rotherwas Hereford, HR2 6JG bob@minimalrisk.co.uk www.minimalrisk.co.uk

MITIE Security Ltd Security House 20 Milburn Avenue Oldbrook Milton Keynes, MK6 2WX 01908 671317 darren.gamage@mitie.co.uk www.mitiesecurity.co.uk

Travellers Lane Hatfield AL10 8XB 01707 278 998 Carla.Quartley@meuk.mee.com www.mitsubishielectric.co.uk/vis

Mode-AL Ltd

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Modern Security Solutions Ltd

MRFS Group

MW Security

Heritage House Bath Road Old Town Swindon Wiltshire +44 (845) 644 9245 info@modernsecuritysolutions.com www.modernsecuritysolutions.com

8 Canbury Business Park Elm Crescent Kingston upon Thames Surrey, KT6 2HJ 020 8547 4317 enquiries@mrfsgroup.com www.mrfsgroup.com

1210 Parkview Arlington Business Park Theale Reading RG7 4TY 01189 657 628 graham.ford@mwsecurity.org.uk www.safersshop.com

Modus Scotland Ltd Gartmornhill Farm Scotland FK10 3AU 01259 759000 dgfarmer@modus-scotland.co.uk www.modus-safety.com

The Director’s House The Business Centre Eanam Wharf Blackburn, Lancashire 01254 664 747 info@mset.co.uk www.mset.co.uk

Morley Electronics Ltd

M-Tech Data Ltd

Unit 34 Moorland Way Nelson Park Cramlington Northumberland NE23 1WE 01670 732 444 mesales@morleyuk.co.uk www.morleyuk.co.uk

Unit 14-16 Agecroft Enterprise Park Downcast Way Swinton Manchester, M27 8UW 0161 737 0303 raphael@mtechdata.com www.mtechdata.com

Morleys Electrical

Unit 1, Thames Court 2 Richfield Avenue Reading Berkshire, RG1 8EQ 0118 959 7774 sales@multitech.co.uk www.multitech.co.uk

Unit 8 Brympton Way Lynx West T/E Yeovil Somerset BA20 2HP info@morleys-electrical.co.uk www.morleys-electrical.co.uk

MoviRobotics Technology Park Paseo de la Innovacion 1 02006 Spain 34967555341 info@movirobotics.com www.movirobotics.com

M-Set Technologies Ltd

Multi-Tech Systems

Multitone Multitone House Shortwood Copse Lane Kempshott Basingstoke, Hampshire 0870 078 8200 info@multitone.com www.multitone.com

MyAlarm 1 Sedgley Close Middleton 0161 660 7475 sales@myalarm.co.uk www.myalarm.co.uk

National Institute of Security Systems Blue Beacon Complex, Sector 67 MOHALI 0172-4310451 INFO@NISSINDIA.ORG www.nissindia.com

Nationwide Security Ltd 3 High Street Harlaxton Grantham Lincolnshire NG32 1JB 500829745 marketing@nationwidesecurityltd.co.uk www.nationwidesecurityltd.co.uk

Nationwide Systems Ltd 9 Thirlmere Close Adlington Chorley Lancs PR6 9QD 01257 481266 sales@nationwidesystems.co.uk www.nationwidesystems.co.uk

NBS Technologies Ltd

MPW Electronics Ltd

Multitone Electronics Plc

Manby Business Park Manby Nr. Louth Lincs, LN11 8U 01507 328031 sales@manby.com www.mpwelectronics.co.uk

Multitone House Shortwood Copse Lane Kempshott Basingstoke, RG23 7NL 44) 01256 320292 ron.wray@multitone.com www.multitone.co.uk

7 Byfleet Technical Centre Canada Road West Byfleet Surrey KT14 7NB 01932 351 531 customer.service@nbstech.com www.nbstech.com

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NDSS Ltd

NKK Smarteco Ltd (Smartec)

Optelecom - NKF B.V.

Cardiff House Cardiff Road Barry Vale of Glamorgan CF63 2AW 01446 731 280 info@ndssltd.co.uk www.ndssltd.co.uk

Mustamae tee 3 +372 656 3711 info@smartec-security.eu smartec-security.eu

Endeavour House 98 Waters Meeting Road Navigation Business Park BL1 8SW 2800 AK +31 182 592 287 rhooghiemstra@optelecom-nkf.com www.optelecom-nkf.com

NeoWave Distribution Ltd. 2nd Floor Fort Dunlop Fort Parkway, B24 9HL 0870 777 9293 Justinpb@wavelinkcommunications.co.uk www.neowavedl.com

Neugent Technologies, Inc. Unit 6A Marvin Plaza Bldg Don Chino Roces Avenue cor Herrera Street Makati City The Philippines (632) 8185621 info@neugent.net dvr.neugent.net

Nice UK Unit 2Tupton Way Holmewood Industrial Park Holmewood Chesterfield, S42 5BX 0870 7553010 i.alderson@niceforyou.com www.niceforyou.co.uk

Norbain SD Ltd Norbain House Eskdale Road Winnersh Triangle Wokingham, RG41 5TS 0118 944 0123 huw.edwards@norbain.co.uk www.norbain.co.uk

Norphonic Fabrikkgaten 10 5059 Bergen +47 55 62 75 20 helge.rognstad@norphonic.com www.norphonic.com

Optelecom-NKF Ltd. Endeavour House 98 Waters Meeting Road Navigation Business Park The Valley BL1 8SW +31 182 592 287 rhooghiemstra@optelecom-nkf.com www.optelecom-nkf.com

Optex Europe Ltd

Room 505 18 Sihyuan St Jhongjheng District Taipei, Taiwan enya@nuuo.com www.nuuo.com

Platinum House 32B Clivemont Road Cordwallis Industrial Estate Maidenhead Berkshire 01628 631 000 sales@optex-europe.com www.optex-europe.com

OB Telecom Electronics Co. Ltd

Paddington Locksmith

17/F, Jiangong Building No.20 Wensan Road Hangzhou, China +86 (0)571 8837 3132 jack@obtelecom.com

Praes St Westminister London W2 1NT 020 7101 9287 Hal@paddingtonlocksmith.net www.paddingtonlocksmith.net/

NUUO Inc

Nimlok Ltd

OEM Group Ltd

Nimlok House Booth Drive Park Farm Wellingborough, NN8 6NL 01933 409409 info@nimlok.co.uk www.nimlok.co.uk

8 Kinetic Crescent Innova Science Park Enfield Middlesex, EN3 7XH 020 8344 8777 sales@secureseal.com www.secureseal.com

Niton Equipment Ltd

OGAR CONSULTING LTD

Niton House Priestly Way Crawley, Sussex RH10 9NT 01293 549 858 sales@niton999.co.uk www.niton999.co.uk

Regus House Victory Way Admiral Park DA2 6QD 0843 2894293 info@ogarconsulting.com www.ogarconsulting.com

Panasonic UK Ltd Panasonic House Willoughby Road Bracknell RG12 8FP, UK 01344 853 366 alexis.osada@eu.panasonic.com www.panasonic.co.uk/cctv

Patriot Systems PO Box 1552 Huddersfield, HD1 9IU 01484 311060 sales@patriotsystems.com www.patriotsystems.com

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Paxton Access Ltd

Precreate Security Solutions Ltd

Pyronix Ltd

Paxton House Home Farm Road BN1 9HU 0870 6080886 trish.bambury@paxton-access.co.uk www.paxton-access.co.uk

40 Waterhouse Business Park 2 Cromar Way Chelmsford, Essex CM1 2QE 01245 392 236 info@precreate-solutions.com www.precreate-solutions.com

Pyronix House Braithwell Way Hellaby Rotherham South Yorkshire 01709 700 100 marketing@pyronix.com www.pyronix.com

Penton UK Limited Unit 2 Teville Industrials BN14 8NW +44 (0)1903 315315 sales@pentonuk.co.uk www.pentonuk.co.uk

Pheonix Works Lostock Lane Lostock Bolton UK BL6 4BP 0870 607 3468 info@turnstilecontrols.co.uk www.turnstilecontrols.co.uk

PLANIT EOD Ltd The Old Granary Radwinter Road Ashdon Saffron Walden Essex 0870 766 3210 sales@planiteod.com www.planiteod.com

Porta Systems Surveillance House Northampton Road Blisworth Northampton, NN7 3DW 0800 169 2759 susan@novalimited.com www.portasystems.com

PowerPax UK Ltd Unit 7 Brookside Nursery Industrial Estate Church Road Swallowfield Reading, RG7 1TH 0118 988 6160 info@powerpaxUK.com www.powerpax.co.uk

Prestige Communications Unit 17 Equity Trade Centre Swindon Wiltshire SN3 4NS 08707 700 833 sales@prestigecomms.com www.prestigecomms.com

PRINT-ID Broomstone House 8 Iona Wynd Alexandria Scotland, G83 9PR 0845 166 5575 sales@print-id.com www.print-id.com

Proactive Electronic Security Solutions Ltd

QED Ltd 445 Oakshott Place Walton Summit Centre Preston lancashire PR5 8AT 01772 336 111 marketing@qed-quality.co.uk www.qed-online.co.uk

Quadrant Security Group Ltd Axis 7 Rhodes Way Radlett Road Watford UK 01923 211550 alistair.freeborn@qsg.co.uk www.qsg.co.uk/

Ashview Hunts Lane Hibaldstow North Lincolnshire DN20 9EH 01652 651347 rob.taylor@proactivecctv.com www.proactivecctv.com

Quest CCTV Ltd

Property Support Services Limited

Quicksafe

3 Mount Oriel Saintfield Road Belfast Northern Ireland, BT8 7HR 028 9070 2111 greer@propertysupport.co.uk www.propertysupport.co.uk

Unit 24 Dunfermline Business Centre Fife KY11 3BZ 01383 737696 martin@quicksafe.co.uk www.quicksafe.co.uk

PSI LTD

Millbrook Technology Campus Second Avenue Southampton SO15 0DJ 02380 511131 info@radio-tactics.com

PO BOX 15119 Accra North Ghana +44 7864 077764 richroberts2002@yahoo.co.uk

Unit 6 Underwood Court Glenfield Leicester LE3 8SG info@questcctv.com www.questcctv.com

Radio Tactics Limited

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R-S Rapiscan Security Systems

ROEL electronics SRL

SALTO Systems UK

X-ray House Bonehurst Road Salfords Redhill, RH1 5GG 0870 777 4301 jbrown@rapiscansystems.com www.rapiscan.com

no.27-29 Calimachi St Bucharest +40 21 204 47 00 bgeorgiana@roel.ro www.roel.ro

Epic Innovation Centre Nuneaton, Warwickshire CV10 7RH United Kingdom +44 247 679 6430 info.uk@saltosystems.com www.saltosystems.co.uk

Raytec CCTV Unit 3 Wansbeck Business Park Rotary Parkway Ashington Northumberland, NE63 9LZ +44 (0) 1670 520055 david.lambert@rayteccctv.com www.rayteccctv.com

Recognix Technologies Ltd Driveline House Tachbrook road Leamington Spa Warwickshire, CV31 3ER 07920 501128 steve.rance@magal.co.uk www.recognix.com

Residential and Commercial Systems Ltd 5 St Marys Cottage St Mary Hoo Rochester Kent, ME3 8RB 07939 143 045 sales@racssolutions.com www.racssolutions.com

Resound Ltd Parkway House Haddenham Business Park Haddenham Buckinghamshire, HP17 8LJ 01844 292 346 mail@resound.co.uk www.resound.co.uk

Response Security Group 106 Wards Hill Road Minster on Sea Isle of Sheppey ME12 2LG, UK 0845 1661981 Andyh@responsesecuritygroup.co.uk www.responsesecuritygroup.co.uk

Ronix 907 Daeryung Techno-town Bldg-6 493-6 Gasan-dong Seoul Korea 82)2-2108-5530 francis@ronix-inc.com

Samsung Techwin Co,. Ltd. 1000 Hillswood Drive Hillswood Business Park KT16 OPS 01932 455472 smith.james@samsung.com www.samsungcctv.com

Rosse Systems Ltd

Sanyo Europe Ltd

4 Peel House Taunton Street Shipley West Yorkshire BD18 3NA 01274 595 015 sales@rosse-systems.co.uk www.rosse-systems.co.uk

SANYO House 18 Colonial Way WD24 4PT 01923 477 226 david.markland@sanyo.com www.sanyo.co.uk

RSMG Ltd 5 Elizabeth court Hampton Road Teddington London TW11 0JS 07864 077764 rsmgltd@gmail.com

S2-G Security 29 Harley Street London W1G 9QR 0207 927 6806 info@s2g.co.uk www.s2g.co.uk

Sabre Advanced Microelectronics Ltd Sussex House The Pines Business PArk Broad Street Guildford GU3 3BH 01483 535 444 sales@sabreadv.com www.sabreadv.com

SATEL sp.z o.o.

Ul. Schuberta 79 +48 (58) 320-94-08 agata.kieloch@satel.pl www.satel.pl

Scott James Security Design Merlin House Langstone Business Park NEWPORT, NP18 2HJ 01633 415379 enquiries@scottjamesconsult.co.uk www.scottjamesconsult.co.uk

Scottish Security & Fire Systems Unit 7 Evans Business Centre Mitchelston Drive Kirkcaldy, Fife, KY1 3NF mail@scottishsecurity.co.uk www.scottishsecurity.co.uk

Scyron Ltd Birmingham Research Park Vincent Drive Edgbaston Birmingham, B15 2SQ 0845 345 7923 info@scyron.com www.scyron.com

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S Seagate Technology Ltd

Securitas

SECURITY STORE LTD

Atlas House Third Avenue Globe Park Marlow SL7 1EY 020 8421 1227 Kerry@pbprojects.co.uk www.seagate.com

Unit 10c Trafalgar Wharf Hamilton Road PO6 4PX 02392 370502 dean.lewis@securitas.uk.com www.securitas.com

Moss End Garden Village Maidenhead Road Warfield Bekshire RG42 6EJ 01344 311322 sales@securitystores.co.uk

Security Blinds Limited

Secoda Risk Management

Security Systems Design Consultants

Tavern Quay Business Centre London SE16 7TX +44 (0)8456 4 27001 sales@secoda.com www.secoda.com

Underwood House Shepherdess Walk Buildings Underwood Street London, N1 7LG 020 7566 2610 moira.mason@securityblinds.co.uk www.securityblinds.co.uk

SECOM Plc

Security Dynamics

SECOM House 52 Godstone Road Kenley Surrey CR8 5JF 0800 252 753 marketing@secom.plc.uk www.secom.plc.uk

“Unit 19, Silicon Centre�

26-28 Wadsworth Road Perivale Greenford, UB6 7JZ 0208 810 8830 rakesh@securitydynamics.co.uk www.securitydynamics.co.uk

Secure Bytes 2961 ANDRUS DRIVE WEST CHICAGO IL 60120 1-847-901-9121 saniali89@hotmail.com www.secure-bytes.com

Ability House 121 Brooker Road Waltham Abbey Essex EN9 1JH marcus@securityguardcompany.co.uk www.securityguardcompany.co.uk

Securec Limited

Security Installations

Security House Miras Business Estate Lower Keys Park Hednesford, WS12 2FS 01543 458 883 mike.davies@securec.co.uk www.securec.co.uk

Severn House Business Centre 66 Spring Gardens Shrewsbury Shropshire SY12TE securityinstallations@hotmail.co.uk www.securityinstall.co.uk

Securiflex

Security Manufacturing Ltd

Unit 3 Mackley Industrial Estate Henfield Road Small Dole West Sussex 0127 3491 289 peter@securiflex.co.uk www.securiflex.co.uk

Falcon Court Petre Road Clayton-Le-Moors Accrington Lancashire 01254 302 490 sales@securityml.co.uk www.devieweurope.com

Security Guard Company

The Courtyard Park Road Tring Herts HP23 6DB terrym@securitydesignconsultants.co.uk www.securitydesignconsultants.co.uk

Security X Ltd 1112a High Road Chadwell Heath Romford Essex, RM4 1PE 020 8227 8007 info@securityx.co.uk www.securityx.co.uk

Select Manufacturing Ltd Unit H1, The Seedbed Centre Wyncolls Road Severalls Business Park Colchester C04 9HT 01206 855800 graham@selectman.co.uk www.selectman.co.uk

Selectamark Security Systems plc 1 Locks Court 429 Crofton Road Locksbottom Kent BR6 8NL +44 (0)1689 860757 sales@selectamark.co.uk www.selectamark.co.uk

Senator Security Services Ltd 1a Palace View Bromley Kent, BR1 3EJ 0208 297 4488 sean.mcgranaghan@senatorsecurity.co.uk www.senatorsecurity.co.uk

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S Senko Advanced Components (Euro) Ltd 4 Olympus House Calleva Park Aldermaston Reading, RG7 8SA 0118 982 1600 etanno@senko.com www.senko.com

SensAble Sensors

Sercon Support Services Kent House 21 Whittle Place South Newmoor Industrial Estate Irvine Ayrshire 01294 217600 jennapollock@serconltd.co.uk www.serconltd.co.uk

SGW Security Consulting

16/18 Monte Carlo Road South Africa (27) 31 7008260 sales@sensablesensors.co.za www.sensablesensors.co.za

16, St Martin’s le Grand UK EC1A 4EN 0870 7517220 sales@sgw-security-consulting.com www.sgw-security-consulting.com

Sensor Access Technology

Sharps Electronic Co

Sensor House 1 Fairway Business Centre Westergate Road BN2 4JZ 01273 242 355 sales@sensoraccess.co.uk www.sensoraccess.co.uk

No.17 floor Block B Paradise Century Building Futian District Shenzhen 86-755-82717225 wendy@sharpscctv.com www.sharpscctv.com

Senstar GmbH

Shenzhen Felicity Protection

Riedheimer Strasse 8 D-88677 0049 75 44 95 91-0 info@senstar.de www.senstarstellar.com

Building 5-3, XuJingChang Industrial Zone XinHe FuYong Town China +86 755 33808979 ivy824@hotmail.com www.f-p-star.com

Senstar-Stellar Ltd. Orchard House Evesham Road Broadway WR12 7HU 01386 834433 cnorton@senstarstellar.com www.senstarstellar.com

Sercon Support Services Kent House 21 Whittle Place South Newmoor Industrial Estate Irvine, Ayrshire 01294 217 600 jennapollock@serconltd.co.uk www.serconltd.co.uk

Shenzhen Streaming Video 5F., Block 3, Shenzhen Software Park Shenzhen Hi-Tech Industrial Park Hi-Tech Middle Three Road No.2 China info@sz-streaming.com www.sz-streaming.com

SIDG Ltd Unit 10 Hulme Court Commercial Road Darwen, UK 01254 706940 sales@sidglimited.co.uk www.sidg.co.uk

Sierra Engineering & Communications Ltd Dairy House Yard Cary Road Sparkford Somerset BA22 7LH 0700 340 1306 sales@sec-solutions.co.uk www.sec-solutions.co.uk

Signature Security & Automation Ltd Units 1 & 2 Gratton Court Roundswell Business Park Barnstaple Devon EX31 3NL 0844 800 900 5 sales@signaturesecurity.co.uk www.signaturesecurity.co.uk

Silica UK Avnet EMG Rutherford Close Meadway Stevenage SG1 2EF 01438 788310 steve.christie@avnet.com msdn.microsoft.com/embedded/

Silver Telecom Imperial House Imperial Way Coedkernew Newport NP10 8UH 01633 811 833 chris.binnie@silvertel.com www.silvertel.com

SilverNet Ltd 49 Holyrood Great Holm Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire MK8 9DR 0871 223 3067 sales@silvernet.com www.silvernet.com

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S Skyguard Technology Ltd

Sonic Communications (INT) Ltd

Spectra Group

Turners Charles Hill Tilford Farnham, GU10 2AT 01252 703331 helen.webb@skyguardgroup.com www.skyguardgroup.com

Birmingham International Park Starley Way Bickenhill Birmingham B37 7HB 0121 781 4400 sales@sonic-comms.com www.sonic-comms.com

The Granary Lintridge Farm Bromsberrow Heath Ledbury HR8 1PB +44(0)845 260 0444 s.davies@spectra-group.co.uk www.spectra-group.co.uk

Slough Borough Council PO Box 580 Town Hall Slough, Berkshire 01753 875570 steve.wagner@slough.gov.uk www.homesafeslough.org

Sony UK

Spectrum Positive Identity & Training Ltd

Smiths Detection International

Unit 9 Bluebird House Povey Cross Road Horley Surrey, RH6 0AF 01293 821 180 sales@sound.eu.com www.sound.eu.com

Slough Home Improvement Agency

The Genisis Centre Science Park South Birchwood Warrington, WA3 7BH 01925 838 494 chris.brien@smithsdetection.com www.smithsdetection.com

SMT & Security Installer

The Heights Brooklands, KT13 0XW 01932 816550 daniel.robb@eu.sony.com www.sonybiz.net/cctv

Sound Distribution Services Ltd

Sovereign Security & Investigation Services Ltd

Building B Kingswood Kings Ride Ascot, SL5 8AJ 020 7921 8080 skearney@cmpinformation.com www.barbour.info

Wyvern House Railway Terrace Derby, DE1 2RU 01332 242785 info@sovereign-sis.com www.sovereign-sis.com

Smurfit Kappa Security Shredding Watling Street Dordon Tamworth Staffs, B78 1SZ 01827 892029 david.bowker@smurfitkappa.co.uk www.smurfitkappa-recycling.com

Hinde House Elswick East Terrace George Street Industrial Estate Newcastle upon Tyne NE4 7LJ 0191 272 2222 bry@sasuk.com www.sasuk.com

Solutions Distributors Ltd

Specialized Security Products

Unit 1 Hixon Industrial Estate Church Lane Hixon Stafford ST18 0PY 0871 343 1510 sales@solutions-distribuors.co.uk www.solutionsdistributors.co.uk

Unit 18 - 21 Park Farm Industrial Estate Ermine Street Buntingford SG9 9AZ 01763 274223 tanya@specialized-security.co.uk www.specialized-security.co.uk

Specialist Alarm Services Ltd

29 Alexandra Road Sebastopol Pontypool NP4 5BJ 01495 757153 dennis@spectrumpositive.co.uk www.spectrumpositive.co.uk

Spica Pot k sejmiร ยกcu 33 1000 Ljubljana Slovenia +386 1 568 08 00 simona.spolenak@spica.com www.spica.com

Spinnaker International Ltd Spinnaker House Saltash Parkway Saltash Cornwall, PL12 6LF 01752 850 300 enquiries@spinnakerinternational.com www.spinnakerinternational.com

SSS Alarms & CCTV The Paddock 41 Windmill Close Buckley Flintshire, CH7 3HU 0800 0196 911 info@sssalarms.co.uk www.sssalarms.co.uk

Star Security (UK) Ltd Somerset House School Lane East Harling Norfolk, NR16 2LU 01953 718600 steve@starsecurity.co.uk www.starsecurity.co.uk

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S-T Storacall Voice Systems Ltd

TDS (Time Data Security)

Telguard

Swan House Windmill Road Sunbury on Thames TW16 7DTU, UK +44(0)1932 710710 sales@storacall.co.uk www.storacall.co.uk

2060 Castle Drive Citywest Business Campus, Naas Road Dublin 24 IRELAND 00 353 (0)1 4663060 mary.doyle@tds.ie www.tds.ie

Units 2/3 The Old Stables Ockley Court Farm Coles Lane Ockley, RH5 5LS 1306710120 andy@telguard.co.uk www.doorentry.co.uk

Storacall Voice Systems Ltd

TDS (Time Data Security) Ltd

Telindus Surveillance Solutions Ltd

Swan House 69-71 Windmill Road Sunbury on Thames Middlesex, TW16 7DT 01932 710 710 sales@storacall.co.uk www.storacall.co.uk

2060 Castle Drive Citywest Business Campus Naas Road Dublin Ireland 00 353 (0)1 4663060 mary.doyle@tds.ie www.tds.ie

Compass House, Vision Park Station Road Histon Cambridge, CB24 9ZR 01223 509 300 info@telindussurveillance.com www.telindussurveillance.com

TDSI

Tempura House Prisma Park Berrington Way Basingstoke, Hampshire 0870 907 9900 sales@tempurauk.net www.tempurauk.net

Storewatch UK Ltd Suite A12 Arena Business Park Holy Rood Close Poole, Dorset 01202 606 319 sales@storewatch.org www.storewatch.info

Structured Technology Services Limited 3 Grove Park Grove Business Park Enderby Leicester, LE19 1SA 0116 240 8820 info@sts-communications.com www.sts-communications.com

Surcam Aviation Security Services Ltd 12 Stansted House Third Avenue Stansted Essex, CM2 41AE 01279 681816 info@surcamsecurity.com www.surcamsecurity.com

Tagtronics Ltd Suite 208 Daisyfield Business Centre Appleby Street Blackburn, BB1 3BL 01254 297732 simon@tagtronics.co.uk www.tagtronics.co.uk

Sentinel House Nuffield Rd Poole BH17 0RE 01202 724950 Duncan.Gooch@tdsi.co.uk www.tdsi.co.uk

Team Contract Services Unit 6/8, The Anderston Centre Scotland G2 7PH 0141 204 4188 enquiries@teamcontractservices.co.uk

Technotrend Ltd Unit B5 Armstrong Mall Southwood Business Park Farnborough Hampshire GU14 0NR 01252 513 346 sales@technotrend.co.uk www.technotrend.co.uk

Teleprecision Ltd 3 Olympus Court Olympus Avenue Leamington Spa Warwickshire CV34 6RZ 01926 888 876 sales@teleprecision.com www.teleprecision.com

Tempura Communications Ltd

The Garage Door & Gate Automation Company Unit 7 Isle of Man Business Park Cooil Road Braddan Isle of Man, IM2 2QY 01624 624122 info@manxgaragedoors.com www.manxgaragedoors.com

The Premier Keyholding Company Ltd “7-11 Minerva Road, “ “Park Royal, “ London, UK NW10 6HJ 020 8537 9011 sales@premierkeyholding.co.uk www.premierkeyholding.co.uk

The Safety Letterbox Company Unit 1B Milland Industrial Estate Milland Road Neath South Wales, SA11 1NJ contact@safetyletterbox.com www.safetyletterbox.com

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T-U

U-V

TimeKeeping Systems Europe sprl

TX Immersive Ltd

Urmet Domus UK

Uitbreidingstraat 60-62 B-2600 Antwerp Belgium Phone +32 3 285 95 70 sales.europe@guard1.com www.guard1.com

Unit 1A Shepperton Studios Studio Road Shepperton TW17 0QD 0208 783 1972 angie.bent@tx-i.eu www.tx-i.eu

Urban Hive Skyline 120 Avenue West Great Notley CM77 7AA 01371 874923 manji@urmet.co.uk www.urmet.co.uk

UK Biometrics Ltd

Valley Security Services

Henson Group Comet Row George Stephenson Industrial Estate Newcastle Upon Tyne, Killingworth NE12 6RZ 0845 226 7550 shaun.oakes@ukbiometrics.co.uk www.ukbiometrics.co.uk

Derwen Deg Llansilin Oswestry SY10 7PU 01691 791491 sales@valleysecurity.co.uk www.valleysecurity.co.uk

UK Star Security Ltd 23 New Mount Street Manchester M4 4DE 0161 212 1085 chris@ukstarsecurity.co.uk www.ukstarsecurity.co.uk

Bedford i-Lab Stannard Way Priory Business Park Bedford, UK 01234 834670 info@verifile.co.uk www.verifile.co.uk

Towergate Risks Solutions

UniQcam Pte Ltd

Verint Video Solutions

Towergate House 352 Avebury Boulevard Central Milton Keynes MK9 2JH 01908 693214 sedja.hunt@towergate.co.uk www.towergate.co.uk

10 Anson Rd 33-17 International Plaza 79903 +65 64840004 mike@uniQcam.com www.uniQcam.com

Verint Systems Ltd 241 Brooklands Road Weybridge, Surrey KT13 0RH 01932 839 500 marketing.emea@verint.com www.verint.com

Turnstile Controls

University of Hertfordshire College Lane Hatfield Hertfordshire, AL10 9AB 01707 286 326 sales@unisecure.co.uk www.unisecure.co.uk

Total Support Services Connors Yard Beeches Road Crowborough East Sussex, TN6 2AH 01892 667547 amanda@total-support-services.com www.total-support-services.com

Total Training Consultancy Limited Company Nelson House Church Farm Yatton Keynell Chippenham SN14 7BN 01249 783516 info@totaltrainingconsultancy.co.uk www.totaltrainingconsultancy.co.uk

Phoenix Works Lostock Lane Lostock, Bolton Lancashire 0870 607 3468 info@turnstilecontrols.co.uk www.turnstilecontrols.co.uk

Tyco Security Products Heathrow Boulevard 3 282 Bath Road, Heathrow, UB7 0DQ United Kingdom +44 (0) 208 750 5660 dcallaghan@tycoint.com www.tycoacvs.com

Unisecure Ltd

Universal Smart Cards Ltd 3 Theobald Court Theobald Street Borehamwood Hertfordshire WD6 4RN 0845 230 0078 sales@usmartcards.com www.usmartcards.com

Verifile Ltd

Videonetics Technology Private Limited Kripa Bhavan, Plot Y-20 Block EP, Sector - V Sall Lake Electronic Complex Calcutta - 700 091 -64610242 sumanta.sen@videonetics.com www.videonetics.com

Videor Technical E Hartig GmbH Carl-Zeiss-Strasse 8 Rodermark 63322 0049 6074 888 0 info@videor.com www.videor.com

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W-Z

Videoswitch

Vision Secure Ltd

Williams & Emanuel

Ocean House Redfields Industrial Park Redfields Lane Church Crookham GU52 0RD 01252 851510 vs@videoswitch.co.uk www.videoswitch.co.uk

01793 834174 47 Hatherall Close Stratton Swindon SN3 4LQ 01793 834174 david.pugh@visionsecure.co.uk www.visionsecure.co.uk

15 bakare street off pipeline idimu road egbeda lagos willemmangltd@yahoo.co.uk

VIDEOTEC S.p.A.

Wall to Wall Communications Ltd

Via Lago Maggiore 15 Via Frucili 6 Schio 36015 0039 0445 697411 luca@videotec.com www.videotec.com

Unilink House 21 Lewis Road Sutton United Kingdom SM1 4BR 020 8770 1007 brent@walltowallcomms.co.uk www.walltowallcomms.co.uk

Vigilant Security Services Ltd Ashton House Business Centre 14 Granville Street Aylesbury Buckinghamshire HP20 2JR 01296 399 000 sales@vigilantsecurity.net www.vigilantsecurity.net

Walton Davies International Ltd

Vigilant Technology Ltd

WebCamProShop

Dowding House Wellington Road Cressex Business Park High Wycombe HP12 3PS 01494 514600 markn@vigilanttechnology.co.uk www.vigilanttechnology.com

3688 Midway Dr San Diego CA 92110 1-877-615-7669 consuela@dotworkz.com www.webcamproshop.com

Vigo Security Training 1 Downswood Vigo Meopham Kent, DA13 0SQ 01732 822914 gh.lnbp@virgin.net

Viotran Ltd 16 Church Road West Farnborough, UK GU14 6RT 01252 677230 digby@viotran.co.uk www.viotran.co.uk

Hillside Road Business Centre Hillside Road Aldershot Hampshire, GU11 3NB 0844 800 2062 info@waltondavies.com www.waltondavies.com

Webro Cable & Connectors

Windsor Digital Security House 199 Bury Road Tottington Bury Lancashire 0845 388 1362 enquiries@crime-seen.com www.crime-seen.com

Xtra-Sense Ltd 2 Devonshire Court Heathpark Industrial Estate Honiton Devon EX14 1SB 01404 43366 security@xtra-sense.co.uk www.xtra-sense.co.uk

Zandar Technologies PLC Comsat House Unit A1 Centrepoint Business Park Oak Road Dublin 18 Dublin 18 +353 1 450 0901 ssmyth@zandar.com www.zandar.com

Vision House Meadow Brooks Business Park Meadow Lane Lond Eaton, NG10 2GD 0115 972 4483 andyw@webro.com www.webro.com

Zaun Limited

Westec AS

Zenitel UK Ltd

Kokstaddalen 4 P.O. Box 110 Kokstad Bergen, Norway N-5863 (47) 55 52 78 80 post@westec.no www.westec.no

Unit 3 Baird Close, Maxwell Place Crawley, RH10 9XE +44 (0)7841 212 208 Stephen.king@zenitel.com www.zenitel.com

Steel Drive Wolverhampton WV10 9ED, UK +44 (0)1902 796699 Sales@zaun.co.uk www.zaun.co.uk

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Access Control/Card Systems /Time & Attendance

CRD Synergy Ltd

Pg71

Micro-Vision Fire & Security Ltd

Pg79

Crime Prevention Services Ltd

Pg71

Morley Electronics Ltd

Pg80

1 4 Security Ltd

Pg66

Doorfit Products Ltd

Pg72

MRFS Group

Pg80

Abiom Communications Ltd

Pg66

DSX Inc.

Pg72

NBS Technologies Ltd

Pg80

Access by Design Ltd

Pg66

Eagledale

Pg72

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

Access Dynamics

Pg66

Egress Systems

Pg73

Paddington Locksmith

Pg81

Access2

Pg66

Electro Mechanical Systems Limited Pg73

Paxton Access Ltd

Pg82

Adams Rite Europe Ltd

Pg66

Elvey Security Technologies Ltd

Pg73

Pheonix Works

Pg82

ADT Fire and Security plc

Pg66

Envisage Technology Ltd

Pg73

PRINT-ID

Pg82

Alarm Radio Monitoring

Pg66

Fadini

Pg74

PSI LTD

Pg82

AlertSystems LTD

Pg67

Gallagher Security Management

Pyronix Ltd

Pg82

Allen Fencing Ltd

Pg67

Systems

Pg74

QED Ltd

Pg82

Allied Electricals

Pg67

GB Monitoring

Pg74

Quadrant Security Group Ltd

Pg82

AMC Security Systems Limited

Pg67

GB Security Group Ltd

Pg75

Quicksafe

Pg82

AMWEI Thermistor

Pg67

Gemini Access Ltd

Pg75

ROEL electronics SRL

Pg83

Aprimatic UK Ltd

Pg67

Genetec

Pg75

RSMG Ltd

Pg83

Arena Security Management Limited Pg67

Ginger Security LTD

Pg75

SALTO Systems Ltd

Pg83

Aspect Systems Ltd

Pg68

Global MSC Security

Pg75

SATEL sp.z o.o.

Pg83

Asset ID Ltd

Pg68

Guard Tec Security Ltd

Pg75

Scott James Security Design

Pg83

Astral Control Services Ltd

Pg68

HID Corporation Ltd

Pg75

Scottish Security & Fire Systems

Pg83

Pg68

Hirsch Electronics

Pg75

SECOM Plc

Pg84

Automation Design & Installation Ltd Pg68

Honeywell Security

Pg76

Securec Limited

Pg84

AXESS TMC s.r.l

Pg68

Hoyles Electronic Development

Pg76

Security Blinds Limited

Pg84

Axis Communications

Pg68

i3 Technologies Corporation

Pg76

SECURITY STORE LTD

Pg84

Axton Inc

Pg68

ICS Security Solutions Ltd

Pg76

Select Manufacturing Ltd

Pg84

Axxess 28 Ltd

Pg68

ID Teck Co Ltd

Pg76

Selectamark

Pg84

Axxess Identification Ltd

Pg68

IDentification Solutions

Pg76

SensAble Sensors

Pg85

Berkshire Security Products

Pg69

iFacilty Group

Pg76

Sensor Access Technology

Pg85

Bitron Video UK Ltd

Pg69

Initial Concept Solutions

Pg76

Specialized Security Products

Pg86

Bosch Security Systems

Pg69

Innerrange Europe Ltd

Pg76

Spica

Pg86

Pg69

Innometriks Ltd

Pg76

SSS Alarms & CCTV

Pg86

BusinessWatch UK Fire

Insignia Security

Pg76

Star Security (UK) Ltd

Pg86

& Security Limited

Pg69

Integrated Security Design Ltd

Pg76

TDS (Time Data Security)

Pg87

Capstan Security Ltd

Pg69

IntSyCo Ltd

Pg77

TDSI

Pg87

CCTV Camera Europe Ltd

Pg69

Invotech UK Ltd

Pg77

Technotrend Ltd

Pg87

Chase Security Ltd

Pg70

JC Locksmiths

Pg77

Telguard

Pg87

Cirrus Communication Systems Ltd Pg70

Keytracker Ltd

Pg78

The Garage Door & Gate Automation

Cobra Security Systems

KSM Securities Ltd

Pg78

Company

Pg87

(Hampshire) Ltd

Pg70

Kurrent Resources Ltd

Pg78

Total Support Services

Pg88

Competition Co., Ltd

Pg71

Lockrite Security Ltd

Pg78

Turnstile Controls

Pg88

Controlsoft

Pg71

M.A.C. Security Solution Ltd

Pg78

Tyco Security Products

Pg88

Controlsoft Security

Pg71

Master Locksmiths Association

Pg79

Unisecure Ltd

Pg88

Cooper Security Ltd

Pg71

MAXxess Systems Europe Ltd

Pg79

Universal Smart Cards Ltd

Pg88

Count-Up Ltd

Pg71

Mercian Labels Ltd

Pg79

Urmet Domus UK

Pg88

ATG Access

BSB Electronics

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Valley Security Services

Pg88

SALTO Systems Ltd

Pg83

CDA Solutions Ltd

Pg70

Vision Secure Ltd

Pg89

SECOM Plc

Pg84

Cernium Corporation

Pg70

Westec AS

Pg89

Selectamark

Pg84

Cirrus Communication Systems Ltd Pg70

Xtra-Sense Ltd

Pg89

Sensor Access Technology

Pg85

Cirrus Communication Systems Ltd Pg70

Spica

Pg86

Codestuff Ltd

Pg70

Assett Security & Tracking

TDS (Time Data Security)

Pg87

ComNet Europe Ltd

Pg70

Berkshire Security Products

Pg69

TDSI

Pg87

Compro Technolgoy Inc

Pg71

CCL-Forensics

Pg69

Tyco Security Products

Pg88

Controlsoft

Pg71

HID Corporation Ltd

Pg75

UK Biometrics Ltd

Pg88

Controlsoft Security

Pg71

Honeywell Security

Pg76

Videonetics Technology Private

Conway Security Products Ltd

Pg71

Innerrange Europe Ltd

Pg76

Limited

Pg88

CRD Synergy Ltd

Pg71

Kurrent Resources Ltd

Pg78

Westec AS

Pg89

Crime Prevention Services Ltd

Pg71

MAXxess Systems Europe Ltd

Pg79

CSP Technology Ltd

Pg71

Mercian Labels Ltd

Pg79

Pg72

Pg79

CCTV Cameras/Domes/ Imaging

Dallmeier Electronic Uk Ltd

MITIE Security Ltd

Dedicated Micros Ltd

Pg72

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

1 4 Security Ltd

Pg66

deView / Security Manufacturing Ltd Pg72

OEM Group Ltd

Pg81

Abiom Communications Ltd

Pg66

Direct Fire and Security

Pg72

Radio Tactics Limited

Pg82

Acam Technology Limited

Pg66

DVTel UK Ltd

Pg72

SALTO Systems Ltd

Pg83

Access Dynamics

Pg66

Elevated Mast Photography

Pg73

Security X Ltd

Pg84

Access2

Pg66

Elvey Security Technologies Ltd

Pg73

Selectamark

Pg84

adaptiveRF

Pg66

EMCS Ltd

Pg73

SensAble Sensors

Pg85

ADT Fire and Security plc

Pg66

Emizon

Pg73

Smurfit Kappa Security Shredding Pg86

Advance Monitoring Solutions Ltd

Pg66

Envisage Technology Ltd

Pg73

The Safety Letterbox Company

Pg87

Alert Security Systems

Pg66

ESSA Technology

Pg73

TimeKeeping Systems

Pg88

AlertSystems LTD

Pg67

Framos Electronics Ltd

Pg74

Allied Electricals

Biometrics Systems

Pg67

GB Monitoring

Pg74

Altron Communications Equipment Ltd Pg67

Genetec

Pg75

ADT Fire and Security plc

Pg66

ApexCCTV Security Camera

Pg67

Ginger Security LTD

Pg75

Aspect Systems Ltd

Pg68

ARC Monitoring Ltd

Pg67

GJD Manufacturing Ltd

Pg75

Capstan Security Ltd

Pg69

Asset ID Ltd

Pg68

Global MSC Security

Pg75

Controlsoft

Pg71

Avigilon

Pg68

Grandeye Ltd

Pg75

Controlsoft Security

Pg71

Axis Communications

Pg68

Guard Tec Security Ltd

Pg75

Egress Systems

Pg73

Axxess 28 Ltd

Pg68

Harry B Litherland & Co

Pg75

Eyenetwatch.com

Pg74

B to B Links Ltd

Pg68

Honeywell Security

Pg76

Gallagher Security Management

Bosch Security Systems

Pg69

i3 Technologies Corporation

Pg76

Systems

Pg74

BroadBridge Wraith

Pg69

Initial Concept Solutions

Pg76

HID Corporation Ltd

Pg75

BusinessWatch UK Fire &

Innerrange Europe Ltd

Pg76

Hirsch Electronics

Pg75

Security Limited

Pg69

Insignia Security

Pg76

ID Teck Co Ltd

Pg76

Capstan Security Ltd

Pg69

Integrated Security Design Ltd

Pg76

LG Electronics Inc.

Pg78

CCTV Camera Europe Ltd

Pg69

IntSyCo Ltd

Pg77

M.A.C. Security Solution Ltd

Pg78

CCTV Camera UK

Pg70

Invotech UK Ltd

Pg77

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

CCTV Center - the Panasonic

Irisys Infrared Integrated Systems Ltd Pg77

Panasonic UK Ltd

Pg81

distributor

Pg70

L.T.M. Technologies

Pg78

Paxton Access Ltd

Pg82

CCTV North West

Pg70

LG Electronics Inc.

Pg78

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Lockrite Security Ltd

Pg78

Tyco Security Products

Pg88

Codestuff Ltd

Pg70

M.A.C. Security Solution Ltd

Pg78

UniQcam Pte Ltd

Pg88

ComNet Europe Ltd

Pg70

Maestro Vision

Pg78

Valley Security Services

Pg88

Compro Technolgoy Inc

Pg71

March Networks

Pg79

Verint Video Solutions

Pg88

Controlsoft

Pg71

MEL Secure Systems Ltd

Pg79

Videonetics Technology Private Limited Pg88

Controlsoft Security

Pg71

Microbus Ltd

Pg79

Videor Technical E Hartig GmbH

Pg88

Conway Security Products Ltd

Pg71

MoviRobotics

Pg80

Videoswitch

Pg89

Cortech Developments

Pg71

MRFS Group

Pg80

VIDEOTEC S.p.A.

Pg89

CRD Synergy Ltd

Pg71

NKK Smarteco Ltd (Smartec)

Pg81

Vision Secure Ltd

Pg89

Crime Prevention Services Ltd

Pg71

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

WebCamProShop

Pg89

Dallmeier Electronic Uk Ltd

Pg72

OGAR CONSULTING LTD

Pg81

Westec AS

Pg89

Dedicated Micros Ltd

Pg72

Optelecom - NKF B.V.

Pg81

Optex Europe Ltd

Pg81

CCTV Recording

Paddington Locksmith

Pg81

1 4 Security Ltd

Panasonic UK Ltd

Pg81

Abiom Communications Ltd

Prestige Communications

Pg82

deView / Security Manufacturing Ltd Pg72 Direct Fire and Security

Pg72

Pg66

DSX Inc.

Pg72

Pg66

DVTel UK Ltd

Pg72

Acam Technology Limited

Pg66

Elvey Security Technologies Ltd

Pg73

Proactive Electronic Security

Access Dynamics

Pg66

EMCS Ltd

Pg73

Solutions Ltd

Pg82

Access2

Pg66

Emizon

Pg73

PSI LTD

Pg82

adaptiveRF

Pg66

Envisage Technology Ltd

Pg73

QED Ltd

Pg82

ADT Fire and Security plc

Pg66

ESSA Technology

Pg73

Quadrant Security Group Ltd

Pg82

Advance Monitoring Solutions Ltd

Pg66

Evitech

Pg73

Quest CCTV Ltd

Pg82

Alert Security Systems

Pg66

Fouracre Systems Ltd

Pg74

Quicksafe

Pg82

AlertSystems LTD

Pg67

GB Monitoring

Pg74

Raytec CCTV

Pg83

Allied Electricals

Pg67

Genetec

Pg75

RSMG Ltd

Pg83

ApexCCTV Security Camera

Pg67

Ginger Security LTD

Pg75

Samsung Techwin Co,. Ltd.

Pg83

ARC Monitoring Ltd

Pg67

GJD Manufacturing Ltd

Pg75

Sanyo Europe Ltd

Pg83

ARGUS Inc.

Pg67

Global MSC Security

Pg75

Scott James Security Design

Pg83

Asset ID Ltd

Pg68

Guard Tec Security Ltd

Pg75

Scottish Security & Fire Systems

Pg83

Avigilon

Pg68

Harry B Litherland & Co

Pg75

SECOM Plc

Pg84

Axis Communications

Pg68

Hirsch Electronics

Pg75

Securitas

Pg84

Axxess 28 Ltd

Pg68

Honeywell Security

Pg76

Security Dynamics

Pg84

B to B Links Ltd

Pg68

i3 Technologies Corporation

Pg76

Security Manufacturing Ltd

Pg84

Bosch Security Systems

Pg69

iFacilty Group

Pg76

Security Systems Design Consultants Pg84

BusinessWatch UK Fire

Independent Communication

Security X Ltd

Pg84

& Security Limited

Pg69

Solutions Ltd

Pg76

Sharps Electronic Co

Pg85

Capstan Security Ltd

Pg69

Indigo Security

Pg76

SIDG Ltd

Pg85

CCTV Camera Europe Ltd

Pg69

Initsys Ltd.

Pg76

Sony UK

Pg86

CCTV Camera UK

Pg70

Innerrange Europe Ltd

Pg76

SSS Alarms & CCTV

Pg86

CCTV Center - the Panasonic

Insignia Security

Pg76

Star Security (UK) Ltd

Pg86

distributor

Pg70

Integrated Security Design Ltd

Pg76

TDS (Time Data Security)

Pg87

CCTV North West

Pg70

IntSyCo Ltd

Pg77

Teleprecision Ltd

Pg87

CDA Solutions Ltd

Pg70

Invotech UK Ltd

Pg77

Total Support Services

Pg88

Cernium Corporation

Pg70

iSAFE Technology Inc

Pg77

TX Immersive Ltd

Pg88

Chase Security Ltd

Pg70

L.T.M. Technologies

Pg78

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LG Electronics Inc.

Pg78

Sony UK

Pg86

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

Lockrite Security Ltd

Pg78

SSS Alarms & CCTV

Pg86

Norphonic

Pg81

Maestro Vision

Pg78

Star Security (UK) Ltd

Pg86

OB Telecom Electronics Co. Ltd

Pg81

March Networks

Pg79

TDS (Time Data Security)

Pg87

Optelecom - NKF B.V.

Pg81

MEL Secure Systems Ltd

Pg79

Teleprecision Ltd

Pg87

Patriot Systems

Pg81

Microbus Ltd

Pg79

Telindus Surveillance Solutions Ltd Pg87

Penton UK Limited

Pg82

Mitsubishi Electric UK Ltd

Pg79

Total Support Services

Pg88

Porta Systems

Pg82

Modern Security Solutions Ltd

Pg80

TX Immersive Ltd

Pg88

Prestige Communications

Pg82

MoviRobotics

Pg80

Tyco Security Products

Pg88

Proactive Electronic Security

MRFS Group

Pg80

UniQcam Pte Ltd

Pg88

Solutions Ltd

Pg82

Neugent Technologies, Inc.

Pg81

Valley Security Services

Pg88

Pyronix Ltd

Pg82

NKK Smarteco Ltd (Smartec)

Pg81

Verint Video Solutions

Pg88

Radio Tactics Limited

Pg82

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

Videonetics Technology Private

Resound Ltd

Pg83

NUUO Co. Ltd

Pg81

Limited

Pg88

Rosse Systems Ltd

Pg83

OGAR CONSULTING LTD

Pg81

Videor Technical E Hartig GmbH

Pg88

SALTO Systems Ltd

Pg83

Optelecom - NKF B.V.

Pg81

Videoswitch

Pg89

SECOM Plc

Pg84

Paddington Locksmith

Pg81

VIDEOTEC S.p.A.

Pg89

Sierra Engineering &

Panasonic UK Ltd

Pg81

Viotran Ltd

Pg89

Communications Ltd

Pg85

Prestige Communications

Pg82

Vision Secure Ltd

Pg89

Sonic Communications (INT) Ltd

Pg86

Proactive Electronic Security

WebCamProShop

Pg89

Sound Distribution Services Ltd

Pg86

Solutions Ltd

Pg82

Westec AS

Pg89

Spectra Group

Pg86

PSI LTD

Pg82

Storacall Voice Systems Ltd

Pg87

QED Ltd

Pg82

Communications

Technotrend Ltd

Pg87

Quadrant Security Group Ltd

Pg82

BiTEA Ltd

Pg69

Tempura Communications Ltd

Pg87

Quest CCTV Ltd

Pg82

Bitron Video UK Ltd

Pg69

Tyco Security Products

Pg88

Quicksafe

Pg82

Bold Communications Ltd

Pg69

Urmet Domus UK

Pg88

RSMG Ltd

Pg83

Brightworks Product Design

Pg69

Videor Technical E Hartig GmbH

Pg88

Sabre Advanced Microelectronics Ltd Pg83

Cirrus Communication Systems Ltd Pg70

Wall to Wall Communications Ltd

Pg89

Samsung Techwin Co,. Ltd.

Pg83

Commercial Communications

Westec AS

Pg89

Sanyo Europe Ltd

Pg83

Controlware Communications

Zandar Technologies PLC

Pg89

Scott James Security Design

Pg83

SystemsLimited

Pg71

Zenitel

Pg89

Scottish Security & Fire Systems

Pg83

Detectomat

Pg72

Scyron Ltd

Pg83

European Antennas Ltd

Pg73

Seagate Technology Ltd

Pg84

Independent Communication

Control Rooms/ Monitoring Services

SECOM Plc

Pg84

Solutions Ltd

Pg76

Adams Rite Europe Ltd

Pg66

Securitas

Pg84

Kurrent Resources Ltd

Pg78

AMWEI Thermistor

Pg67

Security Dynamics

Pg84

Long Circle

Pg78

Asset ID Ltd

Pg68

Security Manufacturing Ltd

Pg84

Pg70

LS Telematics Ltd

Pg78

Automation Design & Installation Ltd Pg68

Security Systems Design Consultants Pg84

M WPower Systems Ltd

Pg78

Blue Fish Design Solutions Ltd

Pg69

Security X Ltd

Pg84

Maser Communications UK Ltd

Pg79

Bold Communications Ltd

Pg69

Senstar GmbH

Pg85

M-Tech Data Ltd

Pg80

BusinessWatch UK Fire &

Sharps Electronic Co

Pg85

Multi-Tech Systems

Pg80

Security Limited

Pg69

Shenzhen Streaming Video

Pg85

Multitone Electronics Plc

Pg80

CCTV Camera Europe Ltd

Pg69

SIDG Ltd

Pg85

Niton Equipment Ltd

Pg81

Cortech Developments

Pg71

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Fire Detection/Emergency Response Systems

Integrated Systems/ Building management

Pg74

1 4 Security Ltd

Pg66

Abiom Communications Ltd

Pg66

Harp Visual Communications Ltd

Pg75

ADT Fire and Security plc

Pg66

Access2

Pg66

Honeywell Security

Pg76

Alarm Radio Monitoring

Pg66

adaptiveRF

Pg66

Intech Furniture

Pg76

Alert Security Systems

Pg66

ADT Fire and Security plc

Pg66

ISM Ltd

Pg77

AlertSystems LTD

Pg67

AlertSystems LTD

Pg67

MAXxess Systems Europe Ltd

Pg79

Allied Electricals

Pg67

Allied Electricals

Pg67

Mode-AL Ltd

Pg79

AMWEI Thermistor

Pg67

AMWEI Thermistor

Pg67

MRFS Group

Pg80

Asset ID Ltd

Pg68

ANT Telecommunications Ltd

Pg67

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

Capstan Security Ltd

Pg69

Aspect Systems Ltd

Pg68

Patriot Systems

Pg81

Cobra Security Systems(Hampshire) Ltd Pg70

Asset ID Ltd

Pg68

Quadrant Security Group Ltd

Pg82

Coltraco Limited

Pg70

Astral Control Services Ltd

Pg68

ROEL electronics SRL

Pg83

Direct Fire and Security

Pg72

Automation Design & Installation Ltd Pg68

SECOM Plc

Pg84

EMCS Ltd

Pg73

Avigilon

Pg68

Securitas

Pg84

Emizon

Pg73

Pg68

Skyguard Technology Ltd

Pg86

EMS Radio Fire & Security Systems Ltd Pg73

Axis Communications

Pg74

Pg68

Pg87

Fire Protection - VSS

Axxess 28 Ltd

TDS (Time Data Security)

Pg88

Pg74

Pg69

Valley Security Services

Firetrace Ltd

Bold Communications Ltd

Pg75

Pg69

Pg88

Guard Tec Security Ltd

Bosch Security Systems

Videor Technical E Hartig GmbH Zandar Technologies PLC

Pg89

Hoyles Electronic Development

Pg76

Invotech UK Ltd

Pg77

JABLOTRON ALARMS a.s.

Pg77

Detectomat

Pg72

ESSA Technology

Pg73

GB Monitoring

Counter Terror

BusinessWatch UK Fire & Security Limited Controlsoft

Pg71

Controlsoft Security

Pg71

Cortech Developments

Pg71

CRD Synergy Ltd

Pg71

Crime Prevention Services Ltd

Pg71

Dedicated Micros Ltd

Pg72

DSX Inc.

Pg72

Entelec Control Systems

Pg73

F S Design

Pg74

HID Corporation Ltd

Pg75

Hirsch Electronics

Pg75

Honeywell Security

Pg76

Pg83

Hoyles Electronic Development

Pg76

SECOM Plc

Pg84

i3 Technologies Corporation

Pg76

Securiflex

Pg84

ID Teck Co Ltd

Pg76

Securitas

Pg84

iFacilty Group

Pg76

Skyguard Technology Ltd

Pg86

Innerrange Europe Ltd

Pg76

SMT & Security Installer

Pg86

Integrated Security Design Ltd

Pg76

Sound Distribution Services Ltd

Pg86

IntSyCo Ltd

Pg77

Specialist Alarm Services Ltd

Pg86

Kurrent Resources Ltd

Pg78

Tyco Security Products

Pg88

LG Electronics Inc.

Pg78

Pg88

March Networks

Pg79

Access2

Pg66

Jackson Fire & Security Ltd

Pg77

ADT Fire and Security plc

Pg66

John Barrett Fire Safety Trainer

Pg77

Asset ID Ltd

Pg68

Kingfisher Fire & Security

Pg78

Carl Friedericks GMBH

Pg69

Kurrent Resources Ltd

Pg78

Esoteric Ltd

Pg73

Marian Fire & Smoke

Pg79

Global Armour Ltd

Pg75

Measurement Devices Ltd (MDL)

Pg79

Interconnective Limited

Pg77

Micro-Vision Fire & Security Ltd

Pg79

Invotech UK Ltd

Pg77

MRFS Group

Pg80

ISM Ltd

Pg77

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

Modus Scotland Ltd

Pg80

Patriot Systems

Pg81

MoviRobotics

Pg80

Rosse Systems Ltd

Pg83

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

SALTO Systems Ltd

Pg83

Rapiscan Security Systems

Pg83

Scottish Security & Fire Systems

Senstar-Stellar Ltd.

Pg85

Smiths Detection International

Pg86

The Safety Letterbox Company

Pg87

Tyco Security Products

Pg88

Videor Technical E Hartig GmbH

Pg88

Videor Technical E Hartig GmbH

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Pg69

Cirrus Communication Systems Ltd Pg70

MoviRobotics

Pg80

Axxess 28 Ltd

Pg68

SALTO Systems Ltd

Pg83

MRFS Group

Pg80

B to B Links Ltd

Pg68

SATEL sp.z o.o.

Pg83

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

Bosch Security Systems

Pg69

Scottish Security & Fire Systems

Pg83

Panasonic UK Ltd

Pg81

Capstan Security Ltd

Pg69

SECOM Plc

Pg84

Patriot Systems

Pg81

Chase Security Ltd

Pg70

SECURITY STORE LTD

Pg84

Pyronix Ltd

Pg82

Competition Co., Ltd

Pg70

Senstar GmbH

Pg85

Quadrant Security Group Ltd

Pg82

Competition Co., Ltd

Pg71

SSS Alarms & CCTV

Pg86

Quicksafe

Pg82

Controlsoft

Pg71

Star Security (UK) Ltd

Pg86

RSMG Ltd

Pg83

Controlsoft Security

Pg71

TDS (Time Data Security)

Pg87

SALTO Systems Ltd

Pg83

Cooper Security Ltd

Pg71

Technotrend Ltd

Pg87

Samsung Techwin Co,. Ltd.

Pg83

Cortech Developments

Pg71

Tyco Security Products

Pg88

Sanyo Europe Ltd

Pg83

CRD Synergy Ltd

Pg71

Westec AS

Pg89

Scottish Security & Fire Systems

Pg83

Crime Prevention Services Ltd

Pg71

Xtra-Sense Ltd

Pg89

SECOM Plc

Pg84

Detection Technologies

Pg72

Securitas

Pg84

Detectomat

Pg72

Security Dynamics

Pg84

deView / Security Manufacturing Ltd Pg72

Network Security/ Transmission Systems/IT

Senstar GmbH

Pg85

EMCS Ltd

Pg73

Abiom Communications Ltd

Pg66

SSS Alarms & CCTV

Pg86

Emizon

Pg73

Acam Technology Limited

Pg66

Star Security (UK) Ltd

Pg86

EMS Radio Fire & Security

Access2

Pg66

Tagtronics Ltd

Pg87

Systems Ltd

Pg73

adaptiveRF

Pg66

TDS (Time Data Security)

Pg87

GB Security Group Ltd

Pg75

ADT Fire and Security plc

Pg66

TimeKeeping Systems

Pg88

Geoquip Ltd

Pg75

Advance Monitoring Solutions Ltd

Pg66

Tyco Security Products

Pg88

GJD Manufacturing Ltd

Pg75

Alert Security Systems

Pg66

Urmet Domus UK

Pg88

Guard Tec Security Ltd

Pg75

AlertSystems LTD

Pg67

Videonetics Technology

Honeywell Security

Pg76

Allied Electricals

Pg67

Private Limited

Pg88

Integrated Security Design Ltd

Pg76

Aspect Systems Ltd

Pg68

Videor Technical E Hartig GmbH

Pg88

IntSyCo Ltd

Pg77

Asset ID Ltd

Pg68

Westec AS

Pg89

JABLOTRON ALARMS a.s.

Pg77

Avigilon

Pg68

Xtra-Sense Ltd

Pg89

Kingfisher Fire & Security

Pg78

Axis Communications

Pg68

Lockrite Security Ltd

Pg78

Axxess 28 Ltd

Pg68

Measurement Devices Ltd (MDL)

Pg79

Blue Fish Design Solutions Ltd

Pg69

Intruder Alarms/Detectors/ Control Systems

Micro-Vision Fire & Security Ltd

Pg79

Bosch Security Systems

Pg69

1 4 Security Ltd

Pg66

MRFS Group

Pg80

Capstan Security Ltd

Pg69

Abiom Communications Ltd

Pg66

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

CCTV Camera Europe Ltd

Pg69

Access2

Pg66

Paddington Locksmith

Pg81

CCTV Camera UK

Pg70

ADT Fire and Security plc

Pg66

Patriot Systems

Pg81

Cernium Corporation

Pg70

Advance Security UK Ltd

Pg66

Penton UK Limited

Pg82

Charlton Networks

Pg70

Alarm Radio Monitoring

Pg66

PSI LTD

Pg82

Chase Security Ltd

Pg70

Alert Security Systems

Pg66

Pyronix Ltd

Pg82

Cirrus Communication Systems Ltd Pg70

AlertSystems LTD

Pg67

Quadrant Security Group Ltd

Pg82

Codestuff Ltd

Pg70

Allied Electricals

Pg67

Quicksafe

Pg82

ComNet Europe Ltd

Pg70

Asset ID Ltd

Pg68

ROEL electronics SRL

Pg83

Compro Technolgoy Inc

Pg71

Audio Design Services Ltd

Pg68

Rosse Systems Ltd

Pg83

Controlsoft

Pg71

Controlsoft Security

Pg71

Automation Design & Installation Ltd Pg68

RSMG Ltd

Pg83

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Conway Security Products Ltd

Pg71

MEL Secure Systems Ltd

Pg79

Sensor Access Technology

Pg85

Cortech Developments

Pg71

Microbus Ltd

Pg79

Senstar GmbH

Pg85

Cortech Developments

Pg71

Mitsubishi Electric UK Ltd

Pg79

Sharps Electronic Co

Pg85

CRD Synergy Ltd

Pg71

Modern Security Solutions Ltd

Pg80

Shenzhen Streaming Video

Pg85

Crime Prevention Services Ltd

Pg71

MoviRobotics

Pg80

Silver Telecom

Pg85

Dallmeier Electronic Uk Ltd

Pg72

MRFS Group

Pg80

SilverNet Ltd

Pg85

Data & Information Technology

Multi-Tech Systems

Pg80

Sony UK

Pg86

Limited

Pg72

MyAlarm

Pg80

SSS Alarms & CCTV

Pg86

Dedicated Micros Ltd

Pg72

Neugent Technologies, Inc.

Pg81

Star Security (UK) Ltd

Pg86

Detectomat

Pg72

NKK Smarteco Ltd (Smartec)

Pg81

Structured Technology Services

DiskShred Ltd

Pg72

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

Limited

Pg87

DSX Inc.

Pg72

NUUO Co. Ltd

Pg81

Tagtronics Ltd

Pg87

DVTel UK Ltd

Pg72

OB Telecom Electronics Co. Ltd

Pg81

TDS (Time Data Security)

Pg87

EMS Radio Fire & Security

OGAR CONSULTING LTD

Pg81

Teleprecision Ltd

Pg87

Systems Ltd

Pg73

Optelecom - NKF B.V.

Pg81

Telindus Surveillance Solutions Ltd Pg87

Envisage Technology Ltd

Pg73

Panasonic UK Ltd

Pg81

Tempura Communications Ltd

Pg87

ESSA Technology

Pg73

Porta Systems

Pg82

TimeKeeping Systems

Pg88

Evitech

Pg73

Proactive Electronic Security

TX Immersive Ltd

Pg88

Fouracre Systems Ltd

Pg74

Solutions Ltd

Pg82

Tyco Security Products

Pg88

Galleon Systems Ltd

Pg74

Pyronix Ltd

Pg82

UniQcam Pte Ltd

Pg88

GB Monitoring

Pg74

QED Ltd

Pg82

Urmet Domus UK

Pg88

Genetec

Pg75

Quadrant Security Group Ltd

Pg82

Valley Security Services

Pg88

Ginger Security LTD

Pg75

Quest CCTV Ltd

Pg82

Verint Video Solutions

Pg88

Grandeye Ltd

Pg75

Quicksafe

Pg82

Videonetics Technology Private

Guard Tec Security Ltd

Pg75

RSMG Ltd

Pg83

Limited

Pg88

Honeywell Security

Pg76

Sabre Advanced Microelectronics Ltd Pg83

Videor Technical E Hartig GmbH

Pg88

i3 Technologies Corporation

Pg76

SALTO Systems Ltd

Pg83

Videoswitch

Pg89

iFacilty Group

Pg76

Samsung Techwin Co,. Ltd.

Pg83

VIDEOTEC S.p.A.

Pg89

Independent Communication

Sanyo Europe Ltd

Pg83

Viotran Ltd

Pg89

Solutions Ltd

Pg76

SATEL sp.z o.o.

Pg83

Vision Secure Ltd

Pg89

Indigo Security

Pg76

Scott James Security Design

Pg83

WebCamProShop

Pg89

Initial Concept Solutions

Pg76

Scottish Security & Fire Systems

Pg83

Webro Cable & Connectors

Pg89

Initsys Ltd.

Pg76

Scyron Ltd

Pg83

Zandar Technologies PLC

Pg89

Innerrange Europe Ltd

Pg76

Seagate Technology Ltd

Pg84

iSAFE Technology Inc

Pg77

Secoda Risk Management

Pg84

Lighting

KBC Networks (Europe) Ltd

Pg78

SECOM Plc

Pg84

Alert Security Systems

Pg66

KSM Ltd

Pg78

Secure Bytes

Pg84

Axton Inc

Pg68

L.T.M. Technologies

Pg78

Securitas

Pg84

Derwent Systems

Pg72

LG Electronics Inc.

Pg78

Security Dynamics

Pg84

GJD Manufacturing Ltd

Pg75

LS Telematics Ltd

Pg78

Security Manufacturing Ltd

Pg84

JNE Marketing

Pg77

Maestro Vision

Pg78

SECURITY STORE LTD

Pg84

Micromark

Pg79

March Networks

Pg79

Security X Ltd

Pg84

MRFS Group

Pg80

MAXxess Systems Europe Ltd

Pg79

Senko Advanced Components

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

Mayflex

Pg79

(Euro) Ltd

Panasonic UK Ltd

Pg81

Pg85

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QED Ltd

Pg82

RSMG Ltd

Pg83

Keytracker Ltd

Pg78

Quadrant Security Group Ltd

Pg82

Scott James Security Design

Pg83

KSI

Pg78

Quicksafe

Pg82

Securec Limited

Pg84

Kurrent Resources Ltd

Pg78

Raytec CCTV

Pg83

Senstar-Stellar Ltd.

Pg85

Mannix Security

Pg79

Samsung Techwin Co,. Ltd.

Pg83

The Garage Door & Gate Automation

Maple Fleet Services

Pg79

Sanyo Europe Ltd

Pg83

Company

Pg87

Modus Scotland Ltd

Pg80

Total Support Services

Pg88

MoviRobotics

Pg80

Turnstile Controls

Pg88

M-Set Technologies Ltd

Pg80

Zaun limited

Pg89

Nationwide Security Ltd

Pg80

NDSS Ltd

Pg81

Niton Equipment Ltd

Pg81

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

Norphonic

Pg81

Perimeter Protection/ Physical Security/Barriers/ Bollards ADT Fire and Security plc

Pg66

AlertSystems LTD

Pg67

Security Guarding/Vehicle Security/Key Handling/ Close protection

Allen Fencing Ltd

Pg67

AP Security

Pg67

Patriot Systems

Pg81

Allied Electricals

Pg67

Argyll

Pg67

Precreate Security Solutions Ltd

Pg82

Altron Communications

Arma Technologies Ltd

Pg67

Property Support Services Limited Pg82

Equipment Ltd

Pg67

Armour Guarding Security Ltd

Pg67

Response Security Group

Pg83

AMC Security Systems Limited

Pg67

Armour Security Deployment Company Pg67

ROEL electronics SRL

Pg83

AMWEI Thermistor

Pg67

ASEO Europe

Pg68

S2-G Security

Pg83

Asset ID Ltd

Pg68

Astley Ltd

Pg68

Security Guard Company

Pg84

ATG Access

Pg68

Britsafe Security Ltd

Pg69

Senator Security Services Ltd

Pg84

Automatic Systems UK & Ireland

Pg68

BroadBridge Wraith

Pg69

SensAble Sensors

Pg85

B&G Fencing UK Ltd

Pg68

Buddi

Pg69

Sercon Support Services

Pg85

Barkers Fencing

Pg68

BusinessWatch UK Fire &

Signature Security & Automation Ltd Pg85

Bastion Security Installations Ltd

Pg69

Security Limited

Pg69

Sovereign Security &

CCTV North West

Pg70

Capstan Security Ltd

Pg69

Investigation Services Ltd

CDA Solutions Ltd

Pg70

Carl Friedericks GMBH

Pg69

Spectrum Positive Identity &

Darfen Durafencing

Pg72

Clockwork Security Ltd

Pg70

Training Ltd

Pg86

Detection Technologies

Pg72

Cosmo Security Solutions

Pg71

Spinnaker International Ltd

Pg86 Pg87

Access2

Pg66

Pg86

deView / Security Manufacturing Ltd Pg72

Delta Security

Pg72

Storewatch UK Ltd

Enclosure Systems Ltd

Pg73

Diamalaay Ltd

Pg72

Surcam Aviation Security Services Ltd Pg87

ESE Direct

Pg73

Dit Digital Co.,Ltd

Pg72

Tagtronics Ltd

Pg87

Fadini

Pg74

DogaMatic

Pg72

Team Contract Services

Pg87

Fensec Ltd

Pg74

Enforce Security Services

Pg73

The Premier Keyholding Company Ltd Pg87

GB Monitoring

Pg74

G4S Security Services (UK)

Pg74

TimeKeeping Systems

GB Security Group Ltd

Pg75

Global Armour Ltd

Pg75

Total Training Consultancy

Geoquip Ltd

Pg75

Glocolate Consults

Pg75

Limited Company

Pg88

Pg88

Guard Tec Security Ltd

Pg75

Houseguards

Pg76

UK Star Security Ltd

Pg88

KSM Securities Ltd

Pg78

IBP Security Warehouse Ltd

Pg76

Valley Security Services

Pg88

Kurrent Resources Ltd

Pg78

Insignia Security

Pg76

MRFS Group

Pg80

Interconnective Limited

Pg77

Norbain SD Ltd

Pg81

JNE Marketing

Pg77

Pheonix Works

Pg82

Karspace Management Ltd

Pg78

PSI LTD

Pg82

Kent Independent Security Ltd

Pg78

To have your company included in this listing contact Wayne Banks on +44 (0) 1622 201207

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