Inovonics released its new-generation specialty sensor products: The EN1263 motion detector with pet immunity, EN1266 360 deg. ceiling mount motion detector, EN1248 glassbreak detector, and EN1342-60 activity monitoring detector.

The ABLOY keyless access controller allows businesses to upgrade their doors to be keyless, making most electric locks and other electronic door locking devices work with a digital key on a mobile app instead of a physical credential. 

TRENDnet’s Industrial AC1200 wireless dual band gigabit PoE+ router (TI-WP100) features dual-band AC1200 WiFi to maximize device networking speeds; it is equipped with an 867Mbps Wireless AC network, and a 300Mbps Wireless N network. 

The CM-336 Series of battery operated 915MHz wireless switches joins Camden’s SureWave line of touchless switches and features a Lazerpoint RF transmitter that’s been proven in thousands of installations. 

Hikvision’s two panoramic cameras are equipped with ColorVu technology; they are designed for wide area video coverage in large open areas such as stadiums, arenas, warehouses, parking lots, street intersections and other public spaces.

A seasoned professional with more than eight years in the security industry, Flanagan most recently served as president and publisher of United Publications.

Camden Door Controls has introducted its new CM-336 Series of battery operated 915MHz wireless switches. 
 
The CM-336 joins the company’s SureWave line of touchless switches and features a Lazerpoint RF transmitter that is said to be proven in thousands of installations. 
 
The new switch replaces Camden’s CM-330 models and is said to deliver improved performance and up to four years of battery life based on 100 activations per day. The CM-336 switches offer a wireless range of up to 300 feet. 
 
The new offering is available in a selection of narrow, square and round faceplates and come with retrofit mounting box conversion kits.

Zenitel and Feenics announced the integration with Zenitel’s ICX-AlphaCom platform and the Feenics cloud-based access control solution. 

The city, located about 35 miles east of San Francisco, will also require residents and businesses to register their alarm systems.