Altronix –
Altronix
Corporation is a leading designer and manufacturer of low voltage
electronic components. Altronix offers a comprehensive line of
Security, Fire, CCTV, Access, Nurse Call, and Automation products.
The
security industry requires electronic components which can perform
flawlessly under rigorous conditions, twenty-four hours a day.
Incorporating cutting edge design and engineering, Altronix has secured
an unprecedented reputation synonymous with quality, service, and
reliability. Most of our products carry a 'Lifetime Warranty' and are
proudly 'Manufactured in the U.S.A.'
In addition to producing
a wide range of components, Altronix offers OEM design and
manufacturing services to create custom electronics for commercial and
industrial applications.
Altronix serves both domestic and
international markets through a worldwide network of distributors.
Founded in 1983, our headquarters are based in Brooklyn, New York.
AMAG –
AMAG
Technology is one of the security industry’s leading manufacturers of
card and biometric access control systems, with over 30 years
experience in providing state-of-the-art products worldwide. AMAG is
part of Group 4 Technology, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Group 4
Securicor, one of the world’s largest security companies.
In
1970, Group 4 produced their first access control system in Europe and
since then has been at the leading edge of technological advances in
access control. They introduced their first microprocessor system in
1983, which has proved so reliable that it is still being supported
today. Their first DOS-based PC system was launched in 1987, and since
then the multiMAX brand has been installed in thousands of government
and commercial installations throughout Europe and the Middle East.
In
1990, Group 4 purchased American Magnetics Corporation (AMC), based in
Carson, California (USA). AMC had pioneered magnetic-stripe card
technology in 1971 and developed their own AMAG™ brand access control
systems in 1985. AMC quickly became a leading manufacturer in the
Americas, Far East and Pacific Rim, supplying products to over 150
companies in the USA alone.
Group 4 recognized that AMC's
expertise, reputation, and depth outside of their own core markets of
Europe and the Middle East provided an ideal opportunity to expand
their access control presence worldwide. Combining a leading access
control product with Group 4's unique worldwide experience has resulted
in a global network of installers with the expertise and in-depth
knowledge necessary to comply with countries' varying requirements and
regulations for access control.
In 1997, American Magnetics'
name was changed to Group 4 Securitas Technology Corporation. A major
milestone was reached in 1999 when Group 4's AMAG brand Access Control
System was selected for installation in the Pentagon. Since then, AMAG
has been involved in some of the world's largest and most complex smart
card and biometric access control projects for both public and private
entities.
In February of 2003, the company's name was changed
to AMAG Technology. Also that year, AMAG reintroduced its product line,
scaled to the needs of small, remote facilities and multinational
organizations alike. AMAG products feature open-architecture standards
and are compliant with Windows 2000 and XP operating systems. AMAG,
through technology partnerships with best-of-breed security product
developers, offers an expanding range of modules to enhance the
capabilities of its AMAG access control systems. The modules include
Digital Video Management, Smart Card Encoding, Biometrics, Intrusion
Alarms, Intercom Management, etc. AMAG also offers one of the only
access control products that supports the federal government's
SEIWG-012 physical access control credential standard.
AMAG is
a leading security systems integrator. AMAG products are forming the
"head-end" in a new generation of Integrated Security Systems based
around access control, digital video, alarms management, smart cards,
biometrics and other related technologies.
AMAG Technology,
Inc., is part of Group 4 Securicor, one of the world's largest security
companies, employing over 340,000 people in more than 100 countries and
posting annual revenues of US $6 billion.
Bosch –
Bosch’s
Security Systems Division in the U.S. develops some of the world’s
finest quality security solutions for both home and business. We
provide complete security solutions that can be integrated seamlessly
to form a flexible, reliable system. Bosch has a unique combination of
strengths required to provide the customized security solutions needed
for any application.
Door King –
DKS
DoorKing, Inc. is one of the largest and oldest manufacturers of access
control and vehicular gate operator systems in the United States. Based
in Inglewood, California since the company was founded in 1948, DKS
operates from four buildings and is located less than 3-miles from Los
Angeles International Airport (LAX). These buildings include our
corporate headquarters, manufacturing, warehousing and shipping and
receiving facilities. Additionally, we maintain 6 outside sales offices
located throughout the country.
Galaxy Control Systems –
Galaxy
Control Systems represents the evolution of Digital Systems
Corporation. Digital, an award winning defense contractor, developed a
state-of-the-art, computer controlled, microprocessor-driven system for
the covert surveillance and tracking of enemy submarines for the US
Military.
The intensive research and development from this
program produced many technological discoveries and breakthroughs,
including the technology that led to the development of one of the
security industry's first intelligent access control panels.. and the
creation of Galaxy Control Systems.
The same results-driven
culture that made Digital an exemplary defense contractor is mirrored
at Galaxy Control Systems today. We pride ourselves, not only on the
quality of our products, but also on the quality of our employees. It
takes great people who share a common vision --from design and
production to sales and customer service -- to produce great results.
We have those people; just see the results we achieve.
Hirsch –
Hirsch
Electronics manufactures high security access control and security
management systems for worldwide markets. Hirsch’s award-winning
products seamlessly integrate door control, alarm monitoring,
enrollment, badging, video, intelligent graphics, reports and database
management.
From a ScramblePad® intelligent keypad and
controller for one door, to an enterprise-class system connecting
hundreds of doors for thousands of users, Hirsch is the preferred
choice for applications requiring high security, reliability,
scalability and investment protection.
Honeywell/Northern Computers –
Northern
Computers is the leading authority and largest manufacturer/supplier of
access control and integrated security solutions Worldwide. Our
inception into the access control industry began in 1982 and was the
first company to offer PC based access control software.
During
the 90s, Northern Computers went from strength to strength, with new
products being continually developed and revised as technology
advanced. Northern's pioneering work has contributed to industry growth
in the field of access control.
In December 1998 Northern
Computers was successfully incorporated into the Chicago based Pittway
Corporation, the World's leading manufacturer and distributor of
security and fire systems, with revenues in excess of $2 billion. Their
products are marketed globally under the Ademco, Microtech, VCL,
Intellisense, Notifier, System Sensor and other popular brand names.
The acquisition of Northern Computers strategically filled a large gap
in the overall Ademco product line and significantly enhanced Pittway's
commitment to build a World class integrated systems business.
In
February 2000, Honeywell, a $24 billion diversified technology and
manufacturing leader, successfully completed the acquisition of the
Pittway Corporation. The acquisition, which was integrated into
Honeywell's Home and Building Control business, combines Honeywell's
expertise in systems integration and HAVC controls with Pittway's
product and distribution strength in the rapidly growing $10 billion
fire and security industries.
Today, Northern Computers
continues to fill the needs of the Electronic Access Control market by
offering a range of products and services that provide a full featured
security solution serving any size facility, using the most
comprehensive access control software and hardware available in the
industry today. It is the best choice that can be made to effectively
manage today's challenging security environments.
Identicard Systems (a GE Security company) –
Established
in 1970 and with corporate offices in Lancaster, PA (USA), IDenticard
is recognized as a leading producer of biometric security
identification and access control systems. The company provides a
flexible line of fully integrated products and systems -- from complete
sophisticated digital imaging and access control systems -- to
custom-designed laminated, PVC or smart cards -- to film, laminators,
printers, cameras, and bar code and biometric readers.
IDenticard
maintains field sales offices with direct sales representatives in more
than 25 major U.S. cities and a partner network encompassing some 300
of the world's leading systems integrators and security systems
installation specialists. A subsidiary of Edwards Systems Technology,
Inc. (EST), IDenticard serves more than 22,000 customers around the
world including Fortune 500 corporations; schools, colleges and
universities; leading medical centers; and more than 300 federal
agencies, such as the Department of Defense.
Infographics Systems (a GE Security company) –
GE
Security, InfoGraphics provides access control solutions for a wide
range of markets from large corporate facilities and campuses to small
businesses.
The GE Security, InfoGraphics’ product line includes
Diamond II, the most sophisticated multimedia access control, alarm
monitoring, asset tracking, photo badging and video management tool
available in today's market. When combined with the InfoGraphics’
Sapphire Pro and Topaz products, Diamond II completes the range of the
most technologically advanced, cost effective and sophisticated
security management systems available anywhere. These products not only
address the needs of the security professional, but they also offer a
friendly environment to the IT and IS departments of our various
customer organizations.
InfoGraphics, acquired by GE in 2002,
has always been a technology leader. Since it first began supplying
access control systems to the security industry in 1978, the company
has accumulated an impressive list of industry firsts, not the least of
which was the development of the first 32-bit application software for
access control a full 10 years before any other company in the market,
and the implementation of the first Enterprise (Multiple Server)
software solution for access control, a full three years before any
other company. This wealth of experience has earned us a reputation for
the legendary robustness and reliability of our products.
Kantech –
Kantech,
an access control brand of Tyco Fire & Security, provides reliable,
cost-effective access control solutions for small to mid-sized
businesses. Kantech's Entrapass software family, KT series controllers,
IsoProx readers, cards and industry-leading T.Rex exit detectors can
operate together or alone, giving you complete flexibility in
configuring and expanding your system.
Keri Systems –
Keri
is the only company that specializes in both access control systems and
standalone readers which gives us unmatched expertise for the entire
access control industry.
By designing cost-effective, easy to
install and use products, Keri Systems has become one of the fastest
growing card access control systems manufacturers in the world. The
original founder of Indala Corporation (now Motorola/Indala), the early
pioneers and market leaders in digital proximity readers and proximity
cards, started Keri Systems in 1990. Located in the heart of
California's famed Silicon Valley, the company draws on the area's
wealth of technological expertise and security industry professionals
to bring superior price/performance products to the card access control
systems market. Keri products are available worldwide through a network
of dealers and distributors, and Keri's core products all carry the CE
Mark for approval in European Economic Community member countries.
In
the early years, Keri Systems designed and sold stand-alone single
door-only card access control systems. Keri now manufactures card
access control systems for managing 1 to 256 doors at a single site and
thousands of doors over multiple sites, specializing in proximity
technology, but also with the ability to use any Wiegand™ card reader
technology. A proximity reader-based system from Keri typically costs
50% less than proximity reader-based systems from other popular
suppliers.
Keri's new PXL-500 Tiger Controller platform has
made these cost savings possible. Loaded with high tech features like
multiple RISC-based microprocessors, plug and play functionality, and
on-board diagnostics, the Tiger system not only costs less from an
equipment standpoint, it saves on the total installed cost of an access
control system project because of the great installer features built
in. Your system can be expanded one or two doors at a time as needed,
and each controller maintains 100% fully distributed intelligence.
Keri's
card reader expertise is proximity, now considered the technology of
choice by end users everywhere. The MS Series Proximity Readers, for
use exclusively on Keri Controllers, combine superior performance and
low cost in small, sleek attractive packages. Keri offers three
proximity card/tag styles, including the smallest and most durable key
ring tag available. All Keri proximity products (except the Multi
Technology cards) carry a lifetime warranty. For those customers who
require something other than Keri proximity, the PXL-250 Tiger
Controller also interfaces with Wiegand™ reader technologies.
The
system is managed by the critically acclaimed Doors™ for use with
Windows™ program, which is unparalleled in terms of ease of use and
will continue to grow in functionality. Doors has all the
sophistication you need, but is designed to be used by real people, not
rocket scientists. A dedicated computer is not required, and in fact
the PC does not need to be online for system operation.
Keri
will continue its pursuit of technological and market leadership with
the introduction of more exciting new access control system products
and proximity readers as well as enhancements to existing products.
