Door Handedness
One of the questions that comes up all the time in access control design layouts is door handedness. It’s not a hard concept to understand once you see it graphically, but it…
Alarm Circuit Supervision – Why You Should Care
Nearly every project we work on, we recommend that alarm initiating devices, especially door contacts, are to be configured using end of line (EOL) resistors for 4-state supervisor…
Video Surveillance System Best Practices – The Right Way to Use CCTV
One of the most common questions we are asked by clients when starting a new project is if they should use Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras for video surveillance. As we wo…
Products That Don’t Exist, But Should
While working with a client for a high end residence, he brought up the video door bell gadgets that are all over the internet and in every Lowes or Home Depot. The objective was t…
Kile Unterzuber Receives NCESA President’s Award
We are proud to announce Kile Unterzuber has received the 2017 President’s Award by the North Carolina Electronic Security Association. “The recipient of the 2017 President’s…
Cat 6a cabling, do you really need it for IP Video?
In security, modern IP video CCTV camera systems inevitably involve support from the IT/Data Communications departments now, and we often get asked about “how much” bandwidth i…