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Access Control Reader & Intercom Bollards
Our great range of Access Control Reader and Intercom pedestals (or also called bollards or reader posts). These can be used indoors or outdoors and our range of bollards are designed for access control devices at vehicle entry and pedestrian access points. They can be used to house most access control devices such as card readers, swipe cards, intercoms, keypads, telephones and push buttons.
All bollards are engineer designed for functionality, durability and quality. The range of bollards includes car height, pedestrian height, truck height and dual car and/or truck height.
Thermal vs Optical CCTV Cameras: Where Thermal Surveillance Makes Sense
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Thermal and optical CCTV answer different questions. Thermal imaging can help detect a target through its infrared radiation, while an optical image provides visible scene detail such as clothing and faces. For NZ perimeter projects, the useful choice often combines detection with a separate visual verification path.
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NVR RAID Explained: RAID 1, RAID 5 and RAID 6 for CCTV Storage
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NVR RAID changes how disks provide capacity and tolerate disk failure. It does not preserve every recording against deletion, recorder damage or a wider incident. NZ CCTV projects should choose the recorder's supported RAID mode alongside retention, workload, fault response and an independent evidence preservation process.
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CCTV Cybersecurity Checklist: How to Harden Cameras, NVRs and Security Networks
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A CCTV cybersecurity checklist should cover the entire service: cameras, recorders, operator workstations, remote access and maintenance. Changing a default password is necessary where applicable, but it does not resolve an unsupported device, exposed recorder or uncontrolled administrator account. NZ installers need a documented baseline and a process for keeping it current.
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Outdoor Security Cabinets: Weatherproofing, Heat, Condensation and Equipment Layout
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Outdoor security cabinets need to protect equipment from rain while managing heat, moisture and maintenance access. Sealing a cabinet more tightly can reduce water ingress but does not remove heat or stop internal condensation. For NZ installers, cabinet selection should follow the site environment and the actual equipment load.
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