Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - (Page 50) Product Spotlight Security protection: Las Vegas hosts ASIS BY MELISSA HILLEBRAND, Associate Editor his year’s 53rd Annual ASIS International Seminar and Exhibits takes place from Sept. 24 to Sept. 27 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. More than 23,000 attendees are expected to see more than 950 exhibitors. Remote video surveillance transmits real-time video from deployed cameras. The open and secure platform allows full telemetry, enabling control over internal video surveillance system functions such as PTZ control, DVR set-up and programming and access control with advanced notification features—including the ability to send bookmarks with specific information related to alarm events. The system provides archived video playback, GPS tracking and alarm monitoring using a map-and-floor plan interface. (IntelliViewer 2.0 Remote Video Surveillance Solution by AirVisual) www.airvisual.com #13 the number of cameras required for video surveillance. (Pan Focus by Sanyo Security Systems) www.sanyocctv.com #14 T Pan-focus cameras give users the abilities to implement imaging technology on an analog platform and to convert cameras for networked operations. The cameras feature deep-focusing technologies to provide continuous focus across the entire field of view, which increases the coverage capabilities of the cameras and reduces Security software is available for use with control panels to improve administrative control and tie unlimited numbers of control panels together. This governs intrusion, fire detection and entry control. In addition, the software allows the user to initiate all panel functions from an on-site personal computer or via remote access. The software keeps CAD drawings, graphics, layers and hyperlinks operational. (Security Engine by Bosch Security Systems) www.boschsecurity.us #15 Outdoor housing unit for PTZ dome cameras protects against outdoor elements and physical damage. The housing unit is water- and air-tight, and is equipped with a heater/blower that performs at temperatures ranging from 30°F to 95°F. The manufacturer also offers a cold climate system for areas that reach -20°F and in areas where ice and snow collect. Also optional is a thermo-electric cooling system that protects the unit in temperatures as high as 145°F. The unit measures 14.9 in. X 11.7 in. x 13.2 in. (D2 by Dotworkz) www.dotworkz.com #16 Security software 50 Consulting-Specifying Engineer • AUGUST, 2007 http://www.airvisual.com http://www.sanyocctv.com http://www.boschsecurity.us http://www.dotworkz.com
Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 Contents M/E Roundtable Giants 100 Pullout Poster Giants Stand Tall: CSE Giants 100 Report Electrical Design for Tall Buildings HVAC and Fire Safety for Elevator Systems How to Beat the Codes GAS Technology Supplement Recovering Waste Heat from Boilers New Applications for Tankless Water Heating Systmes Techniques Improve for Powder Coating MDF New Tools Available for Heat Treating Steel Direct Drive Engines Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - (Page Cover1) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - (Page Cover2) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - (Page 1) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - (Page 2) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - Contents (Page 3) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - Contents (Page 4) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - Contents (Page 5) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - 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August 2007 - How to Beat the Codes (Page 55) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - How to Beat the Codes (Page 56) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - GAS Technology Supplement (Page A1) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - Recovering Waste Heat from Boilers (Page A2) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - Recovering Waste Heat from Boilers (Page A3) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - Recovering Waste Heat from Boilers (Page A4) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - New Applications for Tankless Water Heating Systmes (Page A5) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - Techniques Improve for Powder Coating MDF (Page A6) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - Techniques Improve for Powder Coating MDF (Page A7) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - New Tools Available for Heat Treating Steel (Page A8) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - August 2007 - New Tools Available for Heat Treating Steel (Page A9) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - 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