Ness SmartLiving security system
01 September, 2014 | Supplied by: Ness CorporationNess Corporation has released the SmartLiving suite of security control panels, GSM/GPRS communicators and two-way wireless products.
Siemens MiFare card readers
26 August, 2014 | Supplied by: Alarmcorp Pty LtdSiemens next-generation card readers introduce new features and an OLED display to simplify installation and in-service functionality.
Electrifying the world's largest pulp mill
26 August, 2014A new pulp mill to be built in South Sumatra, Indonesia, is claimed will be the world's largest, and ABB has received an order for the delivery of its process electrification.
Fujitsu AIRSTAGE J-IIS Series compact, lightweight air-conditioning system
25 August, 2014 | Supplied by: Fujitsu AustraliaThe AIRSTAGE J-IIS Series air-conditioning system from Fujitsu General is a compact, lightweight unit suitable for a range of applications from small office buildings and stores to large houses.
TER Mike pendant station range
25 August, 2014 | Supplied by: NHP Electrical Engineering Products Pty LtdMike pendant stations from TER are suitable for the centralised control of several machines including lifting elevators, hoists, conveyors and other industrial lifting and motion applications.
Verint IP height strip camera
21 August, 2014 | Supplied by: Alarmcorp Pty LtdWith high-resolution imagery from a 2 MP sensor in a discrete form factor, the Verint IP height strip camera is designed to capture a person's face upon leaving a facility.
Advantech UNO-2483G with Intel 4th generation processors and iDoor technology
04 August, 2014 | Supplied by: Advantech Australia Pty LtdThe UNO-2483G embedded automation computer is the latest UNO series to include the 4th generation Intel processors, Advantech's modular iDoor technology and fault-tolerant gigabit ethernet.
KNX keynote at smart buildings conference
01 August, 2014KNX Association's chief technical officer, Joost Demarest, based in Belgium, will share his experience, technical expertise and vision for the future of smart buildings at the Future Trend Talks, the seminar series at Integrate.
Lighting controls drive down energy costs
16 June, 2014 | Supplied by: mySmart
Screen Australia, the Commonwealth Government agency, moved into a new office at 45 Jones street, Ultimo, with an aim to increase staff comfort and reduce operating costs. The building was used as a wool store until the 1950s before being converted to premium offices in 2005.
HVAC optimisation provides energy savings at shopping centre
16 June, 2014Mount Pleasant Shopping Centre is one of two major retail centres serving the city of Mackay, Queensland, but was facing a significant problem when it came to energy efficiency.
Energy use slashed with efficiency controls for HVAC
30 May, 2014Commercial buildings could cut their heating and cooling electricity use by an average of 57% with advanced energy-efficiency controls, according to a year-long trial of the controls at malls, grocery stores and other buildings.
Benefits of network video surveillance standards
27 May, 2014 by Wai King Wong, Country Manager, South Pacific | Supplied by: Axis Communications (S) Pte LtdThere are many services and functions in society that would not be able to function without well-defined standards. Despite the clear benefits of standards, some industries are yet to develop their own standards. The security industry has addressed its own shortfall in standardisation.
No gambling with energy at Crown
26 May, 2014AE Smith was recently approached by not just one, but three departments at Crown Melbourne to help them achieve a range of energy-efficiency objectives.
NY Waterway installs new surveillance system
22 May, 2014 | Supplied by: InterlogixIn the greater New York area, ferries are a critical part of the transportation infrastructure, especially during emergency events. NY Waterway needed a video solution that could feed into a centralised system for efficient command and control of its fleet of vessels.
IP VMS scalability through aggregation
05 May, 2014 | Supplied by: Schneider Electric EnergyToday's IP video management systems (VMS) must deliver new services and features to a large and ever-growing class of new users, whose roles go beyond the traditional security mission.
