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Provider of access control and security systems Vanderbilt has added SPC Connect, a hosted cloud-based solution, to its SPC product portfolio, enabling installers to monitor, manage and maintain SPC panels remotely from any location.
Sectors/verticals
Commercial and public sector offices
Retail
Warehouses and storage
Banks and financial centres
Manufacturing facilities
Features
The Vanderbilt SPC series of hybrid intrusion detection systems enable cost-effective design and installation
wired and wireless capabilities for intrusion coverage
Flexibility – SPC can be tailored to small businesses through to large multinational enterprises
Ability to update SPC panels remotely, saving time and money on dedicated site trips, or hardware and software upgrades
SPC Connect users can manage SPC panels, performing operations and status checks across groups of systems, instantly and remotely
Remote access of event logs or cameras’ views
Possibility of configuring direct messaging by email in the event of an alarm, via an internet connected web browser
Payments
Customers have the option of subscription payments, reducing costs associated with the upfront purchase and installation of traditional software solutions, as well as ongoing maintenance and upgrades costs
As an installer’s business grows and more users need to be added, the monthly SPC Connect subscription can be adjusted
End users can download the SPC Connect app for free from the Apple Store or on Google Play, providing an interface that contributes clearer arming and status information as needed. All of the user’s interactions through SPC Connect are secured with financial-grade SSL security, offering peace-of-mind and powerful control.
Vanderbilt says
Joe Grillo, Vanderbilt CEO, says: “Mobile capability is at a premium in our society, and many businesses require the ability to control their security on the go. SPC Connect allows this in an easy-to-use application for complete control over the intrusion detection systems already in place, and offers a cost-effective solution for end users, dealers and installers.”
Check out the latest security solutions from Vanderbilt at IFSEC International, 20-22 June 2017, London ExCeL. You can find them on stand E1225. Get your free badge now.
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Vanderbilt adds cloud-based connectivity technology for remote monitoring of SPC rangeProvider of access control and security systems Vanderbilt has added SPC Connect, a hosted cloud-based solution, to its SPC product portfolio, enabling installers to monitor, manage and maintain SPC panels remotely from any location.
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Provider of access control and security systems Vanderbilt has added SPC Connect, a hosted cloud-based solution, to its SPC product portfolio, enabling installers to monitor, manage and maintain SPC panels remotely from any location.
