| VIDEOFIED® provides the monitoring operator with an actual video of the intrusion. The video and 2-way voice verify that the alarm is an actual crime-in-progress and not a costly false alarm. With law enforcement increasingly pressured by budget cuts, video verified alarms help police capture more intruders, providing better protection. A sophisticated motion sensor combined with a night vision camera and illuminators, the MotionViewer™, detects and captures the intrusion on video. Monitoring personnel immediately see a 10 second video clip of the actual intrusion and can use 2-way voice to challenge and verify it. More than an alarm, VIDEOFIED® is a true security system combining detection, video and voice to give greater protection to your valuables and your family. |
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• No AC Power • 4 year Battery Life • Weatherproof (-20°/+60°C -10°/+140°F) • Totally Wireless Operation • Instant Installation • Video Alarm sent over Cell Network to Monitoring Station • Eliminate Alarm Fines |
• Entire system can operates outdoors • Up to 24 cameras on a single system • Night illumination out to 4,5 meters (14 feet) • Motion Sensing up to 12 meters (40 feet) • Wireless RF range between Cameras and Panel up to 600 meters (2,000 feet) |
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Skyrocketing prices for metals, especially copper, have made what was once a minor nuisance into a major problem costing over $1 billion/year according to the US Dept of Energy. Pipes, wires, cables, gutters, flashing are being torn from walls and buildings. Roof-top air units are being stripped of their copper coils. Thieves target copper in vacant buildings or difficult to secure areas,often without power or communication lines including:
Construction Sites - theft of copper plumbing, wiring, generators and materials.
Vacant Buildings - theft of copper plumbing, wiring, air conditioners.
Communications Towers - theft of copper busbars, wiring and cables.
Electrical Sub-stations - theft of copper grounding bars and cables.
Foreclosed Properties - theft of copper plumbing, wires, sprinkler systems, and cooling systems.
In addition, the collateral damage done ripping pipes and wires out of walls far exceeds the actual cost of the copper stolen.
