CCTV
Cameras send video over network cable to a recorder, which stores it and lets you watch live or play back from anywhere.
Extrion Virtual Reality
See how the systems we install actually work: animated diagrams that follow the signal from start to finish, in plain language.
Cameras send video over network cable to a recorder, which stores it and lets you watch live or play back from anywhere.
A reader checks a card, fingerprint or face, a controller decides, and the lock opens only for people who are allowed in.
The door station calls an indoor screen or your phone; you see and talk to the visitor, then open the door remotely.
Light pulses carry data through glass fibre from the provider to a box in your building, which turns them back into network signals.
Sensors notice what is happening, a hub or app applies your rules, and lights, locks and curtains respond on their own.
Internet enters through a firewall, a core switch shares it over structured cabling, and access points cover every room with Wi-Fi.
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