Friday, July 03, 2009
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Special Events and Reports
Security Systems of America (SSA) provides developers and owners of an elegant condominium complex an indivisibly integrated solution, with luxury and safety for all. In a good, old-fashioned American success story, SSA emerges as a single-source technology contractor and captures SSI’s 2009 Integrated Installation of the Year Award.
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Products
Silent Knight IFP-2000 Fire Alarm Control Panel
Maple Grove, Minn.-based Silent Knight presents the IFP-2000 networkable and scalable intelligent fire alarm control panel. Equipped with addressable architecture such as individual point identification, drift compensation and maintenance alert, this product can enhance reliability, locate problem areas and reduce costly false alarms, according to the company.
The system, which is Ninth Edition UL Listed and FM approved, has the interconnection capability for up to eight panels, and the networked system can either be configured to emulate one large virtual system or segmented into separate sites for multiple building applications.
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Monthly Columns
Fire Side Chat
with Al Colombo
Al Colombo is a technical writer in the electronic security and fire protection markets, providing technical direction for security dealers since 1986. Send your fire-related questions and comments to secsales@securitysales.com.
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The Convergence Channel
with Steve Payne
Steve Payne, who is MCSE and CCNA certified, has spent more than 15 years in the security and law enforcement industries, holding positions ranging from end user to manufacturer and everything in between. He currently is a network/security system sales engineer and trainer for Warren Associates, a manufacturers rep company, and can be reached at secsales@securitysales.com.
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Tech Talk
with Bob Dolph
Bob is currently a SECURITY SALES & INTEGRATION's "Tech Talk" columnist and a contributing technical writer. Having installed his first residential intercom system at the age of eleven, and being the first to use a scientific calculator at his engineering school, Bob enjoys finding new ideas from a blend of old and new technologies.
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