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1st November 2023 Issue no. 678
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Products ASSA ABLOY Powershield Rathlin door offers LPS 2081 certification
As Diamond Partners, Mul-T-Lock Sets the Standard at MLA Expo 2023
Hanwha Vision launches IP Audio system to seamlessly broadcast audio
Suprema & DOM a powerful integration partnership
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Innovative smart lock is NOW EVEN better Precision-engineered for British doors to British standards, Ultion Nuki Plus surpasses its predecessor with built-in Wi-Fi, a rechargeable USB-C battery, and a sleek style upgrade. Ultion Nuki Plus has been specifically designed to safeguard British doors and can be installed in minutes to work with all leading smart home platforms, plus popular apps like Ring and Airbnb. Neighbourhood Watch research shows burglary remains a top concern for Brits Window and door manufacturers and installers are being encouraged to share home security advice with customers, after research commissioned by Neighbourhood Watch found that burglary remains a top concern for homeowners.
The study found that 64% of UK residents worry about their homes being broken into and that over half of Britons believe that crime has increased in their local area. New standards of image quality and intelligence for Dahua’s WizMind S series Substantial improvements in image performance, rich intelligent functions and the ability to perform in challenging environments are just some of the features of the new IPC WizMind S series of cameras from Dahua Technology. The image quality of the S series is substantially improved with Deeplight – a deep learning algorithm that reduces image noise in challenging low light environments – and WDR technology, which avoids inconsistencies between bright and dark areas, producing clearer images. In addition, time-division exposure technology provides clearer image snapshots when intelligent functions are being used. ASSA ABLOY Door Group supplies doorsets for Birmingham University Station rebuild Door Group, a unit of ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions UK & Ireland, has supplied construction company VolkerFitzpatrick with a bespoke package of internal and external doors as part of a project to rebuild University Station in Birmingham. Locks and Security News Archive Search We keep an extensive archive of news stories and product information that have featured in past issues of Locks and Security News. If you would like to run a search of the Locks and Security News web site using the search tool below please just go ahead by entering in the name of the person, product or company or any other key words that you are looking for. How to contact us at Locks and Security News:
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5 common misconceptions about biometric access control
For a topic that is so frequently a source of debate in the access control field, it is surprising how many myths about biometrics persist. Let’s look at some of the most common misconceptions. Visit Hickleys at the MLA Expo
ERA Zoo and Schlegel showcase one-stop shop at MLA Expo
Public safety a key focus at the SIA National Conference 2023
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