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ATA has expanded from its early days dealing
with intruder and fire alarm systems to the
installation of access control systems, car
parking systems, electronic gates etc.
Please
read the general information about our products
below
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| ABOUT
INTRUDER ALARM SYSTEMS
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About Our Control Panels
Our Napco Range of Control Panels caters for both Wireless
and Hardwire Systems. In both categories, Wireless &
Hardwire Systems, the control Panel has to be mounted,
permanently fixed and Hardwire to the ESB supply as
does any Warning and Signaling Equipment (the external
and internal alarm sounder, and the connecting of a
telephone line for the mounting of the system etc.).
See
"What is" Wireless and Hardwire below.
The
Control Panel receives its information in one of two
ways from the detection devices:
Wireless
(relies on radio signals from the radio transmitters,
which are interconnected with the detection devices).
Hardwire (cable is used to interconnect the control
panel with the detection devices which give warning
of the presence of an intruder or hazard).
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| ABOUT
FIRE
ALARM SYSTEMS |
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THE ALARM RECEIVING CENTRE |
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In
Ireland, Alarm receiving centres are required to comply
with IS.228 Irish Standard for monitoring centres.
A Monitoring Centre is a specially
constructed unit which is manned 24 hours a day and
incorporates appropriate computer based receivers
to which alarm systems can transmit their data via
either telephone network or/and radio.
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What is a Digital Communicator?
The type of response...
The 3 types of long
range radio equipment available.
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| ABOUT
CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION SYSTEMS |
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There is a large range of Closed Circuit Television
Systems available on the market designed to suit all
types of application and price ranges.
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| Capturing
images
About Cameras
Choosing a Lense
Recording Methods/Recorders
What are Simplexers,
Multiplexers, Duplexers?
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| ABOUT
ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS |
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Single
Door Access Control
Most manufacturers of access control design their
products for either a single door or multi door application.
Multi Door Access Control
Most modern multi door access control systems operate
with a PC.
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