IFSEC 2012 preview

June 2012 Conferences & Events

The following are a selection of the types of products to be found on display at IFSEC 2012.

New range of antenna feeders

Access with Turnstar

Stafix electric fence and security centres

Remote monitoring

Camsecure launches SmartProtect software

ATEC will stop foot-traffic

High-throughput iris biometrics

3D facial recognition

Connoisseur on show

Card printing

The smallest IP camera

Facial time & attendance terminal

Megapixel WDR

Dahua surveillance

neaMetrics delivers Suprema to IFSEC

Biometric coffee

Fire suppression

Green mobility

Mobotix products on show

Golmar up for grabs

Electronic access

Ready for combat

Visitor management system

Tactical lights

Protecting your view

German precision

Safe destruction and disposal of data carriers

Elvey on display

Exhibiting remotely

HD surveillance

Transceiver heaven

Lighting communications

Smallest IP fixed dome

Access from Centurion

OCC | Plastosac SA

Armour for life

Bloodhound on the trail

JVC Super LoLux HD

Fire in the hall

Local surveillance

Monitoring systems

Scanning inspection systems

Audit and control access to high risk areas

Off-site monitoring

Making a splash at IFSEC

Power at IFSEC

29 MP camera

Townhouse remote control

Honeywell security products on show

Even Flow Distribution

Keep access under control

Imperial Armour



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