Integrating access and surveillance

1 August 2012 Access Control & Identity Management

Honeywell has released several enhancements to its widely used WIN-PAK integrated security platform that gives users greater ability to integrate digital video into their security systems, as well as work with a wider range of access control panels. WIN-PAK now supports Honeywell’s NetAXS-123, NetAXS-4 and NS2 access control panels to provide full compatibility for legacy and new systems.

In addition to WIN-PAK supporting the Honeywell Fusion, HRDP and Rapid Eye hybrid digital video recorders, it also offers a new interface that supports the Honeywell MAXPRO NVR XE/SE network video recorders for easy access to stored and live video events and alarms.

More than 100 000 WIN-PAK systems have been installed around the world to protect small-to-medium commercial installations, medical sites, schools and government facilities. The WIN-PAK 3.0 platform is available in three editions:

* WIN-PAK SE 3.0 Single User (Standard Edition) is the baseline software package for access control and standard video integration and is ideal for small-to-medium security applications. An add-on Galaxy Dimension intrusion module can further enhance the security platform.

* WIN-PAK SE 3.0 Five Users (Standard Edition) supports advanced access control including advanced video integration. An add-on Galaxy Dimension intrusion module can also further enhance the security platform.

* WIN-PAK PE 3.0 (Professional Edition) combines all the features of SE plus an unrestricted number of client workstations; full support for multiple department/site applications; support for multiple communication servers; Galaxy Dimension intrusion and advanced video integration.

“One of WIN-PAK’s primary advantages over the years has been its ability to grow with businesses as their needs change, and these software enhancements are part of that long-term strategy,” says product manager René von Franquemont, Honeywell Security Group. “Organisations should not have to waste time working between different security systems. They need something that works right out of the box to optimise system performance and offers a single user interface for access control, video and intrusion. The latest version of WIN-PAK addresses both of those needs, which means now Honeywell offers a full range of access control systems for small-to-enterprise installations under one roof.”

For more information contact Honeywell Systems Group, +(0)31 6462 01557, [email protected], www.honeywell.com





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