Articles Tagged with ''security systems''

Masonicare is Connecticut’s largest not-for-profit integrated senior care continuum. With residential living, skilled nursing and rehabilitation, senior hospital, home health care, homemaker companion and hospice and palliative care, Masonicare cares for thousands of patients and residents every day.

The explosive growth in the installation of IP-enabled devices for both residential and commercial customers continues with no end in sight. From smart thermostats to “connected” exercise bikes, just about everything in a home or business is getting hooked up for monitoring and control

Regardless what type of connectors (LC, SC or ST) and what size fiber (50, 62.5 or 9 micron) there are three ways to test the functionality of a new or existing fiber link.

One of the many beautiful things about fiber optic technology is that most cable types and sizes have been standardized since the late 1980s

An insurance company (the plaintiff) issued a policy of insurance to the owners (the insured) of the property. A burglary and fire occurred and the plaintiff paid the insured for the damage.

An interesting case in Georgia arose when a brother brought an action against a home security company for failing to properly notify.

There was a time when power and transmission were delivered by distinct solutions, but power over Ethernet (PoE) solutions have changed that dynamic considerably by delivering power and video surveillance signals over a single cable.

The Simon XTi-5i is a self-contained, wireless security system for heightened residential security and convenience.

Columnist Roy Pollack challenges professionals to test their knowledge in the latest 5 Minute Tech quiz.