Visec Helps Town Find Surveillance Solution

Modern camera technology, however, and in particular the rapid development in IP Video, are making smaller scale projects in smaller towns viable. Msukaligwa Municipality (formerly Ermelo), faced with escalating crime in the Central Business District (CBD), recently commissioned a camera surveillance system in conjunction with Ermelo Business Against Crime as a Public Safety project designed to make the streets safer, protect the interests of local business and promote tourism. click to read

South American Oil Refinery

Who: South American Oil Refinery
Challenge Faced: Offshore oil platform needs wireless cameras capable of communicating over 15 miles to its land based oil refinery.

Visec Solution: Visec engineers utilized a phased array of multiple 18 Decibel Isotropic (DBI) Yagi antennas with 8 elements arranged at 1/8 th wavelength separation on the 802.11, 2.4 Ghz spectrum.. Visec engineers modeled all propagated signals such that they achieved a peak gain with a high front to back ratio. This led to a radiation pattern capable of easily reaching 25 miles at a meager 4 Watts of Equivalent Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) in full compliance with open architecture standards, meaning no special permits were required. Additionally, the signal was encrypted and virtually indecipherable. This solution saved the South American exploration company 900%, with a cost approximately one tenth of the price it would have paid using other archaic solutions.

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Who: 101 Street High School

Challenge Faced: Reduce Violence, Guns, graffiti, drugs, fighting and weapons in the High School

Visec Solution: Strategically implemented 18 IP cameras throughout the High School. No Drilling or Trenching was done. Visec engineers Implemented Visec Mobile (VM), allowing all security guards to achieve a mobile presence. Installed a Visec License Plate Recognition System to track all cars entering and exiting the school. Installed Visec Automation, which tied in numerous dry contact sensory equipment including: door sensors, window sensors, and laser PIR sensors.

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High Rise Office Building

Who: High Rise Office Building

Challenge Faced: A High rise office building has 24 existing cameras. Management wants to add 12 more cameras and also wants to upgrade the existing analog security system. The existing system is old but a lot of money was invested in it. Management has a limited budget and wants to reuse its existing cameras. They will not allow trenching or major drilling for new equipment nor bear such high costs.

Visec Solution: Visec engineers utilized the existing 24 cameras and installed 12 additional IP Wireless Cameras. No drilling or cabling was involved. Visec mobile was also implemented, allowing the security guards to go mobile and monitor the security system via PDA's throughout the building.

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Club - Management

Who: Club Owner and Business Man Dominick Reynolds.

Challenge Faced: Dominick is a busy person. Besides managing his club he is also running a restaurant business. He is out of town a lot and needs a solution to allow him to monitor his club's operations.

Visec Solution: Using Visec Pro Visec consultants installed a 12 camera systems using both infrared and megapixel camera technology. Dominick is able to watch live/recorded video of his businesses from anywhere in the world, including his cell phone.

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J&R Consultants- Preventing Sexual Harassment

Who: J&R Consultants:

Challenges Faced: Create an environment to prevent Sexual Harassment

Visec Solution: Strategically implemented cameras throughout building in hot spot areas. Per legal precedence, courts have ruled in favor of employers who could prove that they had exercised reasonable care to prevent and promptly correct any sexually harassing behavior.

Visec's Strategic deployment of cameras helped to create an environment to prevent and to further indemnify J&R Consultants from sexual harassment.

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