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SALTO Systems provides contactless electronic access control system to Canadian college
posted on 15/09/2008

Okanagan College in British Columbia, Canada, has signed a seven year agreement with SALTO Systems to provide a contactless electronic access control system networked across campus. The first building to roll out the system will be the new $28-million Centre for Learning which is a jointly funded project between the Provincial Government and the College. The facility, which is currently under construction, will add 22 further classrooms to the campus and will be used to provide training for a wide variety of career, continuing education, degree, developmental, trades and technologies, and vocational programs. "The Canadian educational sector is embracing SALTO's state-of-the-art technology in a big way. Okanagan College is the third Canadian post-secondary institution in 12 months to make a long term commitment to SALTO as the sole provider of their electronic access control security" comments Amir Zouak, Vice President SALTO Systems (Canada). "The College, which is home to 5,000 s... [more]

SALTO secures student rooms at New College Oxford
posted on 09/09/2008

One of the largest colleges in Oxford, New College was founded in 1379 and currently has some 400 undergraduates and nearly 200 post-graduates. It occupies one of the most beautiful sites in the centre of the city and over the centuries a deal of reconstruction and much new building has taken place. Over time there has been a great expansion of rooms for undergraduate students, and in the 1960s the Sacher Buildings for graduate students were added to the main site. More recently, additional undergraduate accommodation has been created from the original Morris Motors garage which was built in 1905 and located within the College perimeter, and this now houses 16 students and includes in-house catering facilities. The latest new residential building for graduates was opened on the Sports Ground site in 1995, five minutes walk from the main College. New College, Oxford, has selected an advanced access solution from the leading manufacturer and supplier of access control equipment within ... [more]

SALTO electronic access control system provides security at the National Police Forensic Training College
posted on 05/09/2008

SALTO Systems has installed an electronic access control system to provide site wide security at the National Police Forensic Training College at Harperley Hall in Co Durham. Home to the UK's largest forensic teaching centre, the former Georgian stately home has recently undergone a £13.4 million refurbishment and redevelopment program. It hosts the National Police Improvement Agency (NPIA) Forensic Centre, and consolidates forensic and scene of crime training facilities on to one northern base. Student and staff facilities at the college include 80 en-suite bedrooms, ten multi function state-of-the-art classrooms, staff and student restaurant, a gym, a refectory, conference facilities, IT suites for imaging and fingerprint work, and specialist teaching laboratories. A mortuary facility, a blood pattern analysis room and a centre for examining vehicles will also be set up. “Secure access control to prevent the access of unauthorised persons to and within the college while facili... [more]

S610f fingerprint card reader offers card, PIN, and biometric verification in one device
posted on 04/09/2008

CEM Systems has announced the release of its S610f fingerprint card reader. Used with the CEM AC2000 range of security management systems, the S610f fingerprint reader controls access to restricted areas where an additional biometric layer of security is required. Featuring a controller, advanced IP card reader and single biometric solution all in one, the S610f fingerprint reader meets the requirements for three stage identity authentication (card, PIN, and biometric verification) using one device. The biometric sensor on the S610f fingerprint reader features the Suprema SFM3000 series fingerprint module. Exceeding extensive FBI requirements, including legibility of fingerprint templates, the FIPS 201-certified Suprema sensor offers significant benefits, including fast 1:1 matching speed, reliable high quality fingerprint images and high template accuracy. “The S610f fingerprint reader brings the concept of a truly integrated fingerprint and biometric solution to the industry... [more]

Royal Boon Edam Group Holding introduces the optimal solution to keep burglars out
posted on 08/08/2008

The global demand for burglar resistant doors in both public and private buildings is growing rapidly. According to police statistics, a burglary takes place every 5-8 minutes every day. Not only does the financial damage amount to millions each year but the psychological effects of intruders have a huge impact on those involved. Insurance companies are increasing their premiums to cover increasing claim costs accordingly. Royal Boon Edam Group Holding B.V. is offering an approved Class 3 Burglary Resistance package on revolving doors and security access products in accordance with ENV1627 and NEN5096. The Tourniket is an energy-saving revolving door with an extensive range of options and sizes (1600 – 3800mm diameter) available. The main part of the burglar resistant package for this door consists of a comprehensive night locking system equipped with multiple locking points. In addition, a special bottom guide, reinforced profiles and a modified canopy construction are included to g... [more]

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