Leading American access control manufacturer enters South African market

March/April 2000 Access Control & Identity Management

Galaxy Control Systems, a leading manufacturer of integrated access control systems has just entered the robust South African security market. Galaxy is pleased to announce that Naphtronics in Mafikeng is now a Factory Authorised Galaxy dealer. Naphtronics will sell, install and service Galaxy's state-of-the-art integrated access control system, The Integrator, owned by Mr Abel Naphthaly, and can be contacted at:

63 Carrington Street, Mafikeng

Box 4022, Mmabatho 2735

Tel: (0140) 81 4451/6707/4453

The Integrator is a state-of-the-art integrated access control and security management system. Using intelligent hardware and advanced software, The Integrator provides superior access control for applications ranging from small systems to large projects exceeding 2000 doors. Other Galaxy subsystems, including alarm monitoring, CCTV, elevator control, video verification, video badging, time and attendance and building management are easily integrated into one easy-to-use package.

Operating under Microsoft Windows 95/98 and Windows 95, the user has the ability to operate, control and monitor any combination of subsystems or all subsystems, simultaneously. The Integrator can be controlled from a single PC, from a network or from a remote location. The Integrator's modular design provides total flexibility to ensure maximum benefit to the user.

True multitasking operation allows the system operator to effectively cover multiple areas simultaneously. The operator can control doors, monitor alarm events, activate cameras and take any necessary actions, all from one computer monitor.

Every Integrator system includes an unconditional two-year warranty (including lightning strike coverage)on all equipment manufactured by Galaxy Control Systems.

For details, contact Tom Piston on tel (091) 301 845 6600 or fax (091) 301 898 3331.





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