Students on one of Tavcom Training’s alarm systems courses can gain practical experience of alarm handling within a control room, thanks to equipment donated by WebWayOne.
The kit installed in the control room operators’ testing area at Tavcom’s training centre in Bishops Waltham, includes Communicator Pro and Mini devices, as well as WebWay World web access for students to familiarise themselves with the commissioning and support of IP and 2G/3G communication.
Six webway communicators are fully operational and signalling to test accounts at Southern Monitoring’s Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) in Waterlooville,also in Hampshire, with remote access via MASWeb to view alarm delivery in real time. The communicators are serially connected to Honeywell Galaxy and Texecom Intruder panels and can take advantage of SIA3 signalling which includes the support of remote servicing and diagnostics.
Paul Tennent, Director of Tavcom, pictured, said: “As the leading provider of security systems training, we are always looking to utilise the latest available technology to enhance the effectiveness of our training courses by offering students opportunities to immediate put theory into practice. We are therefore very grateful to WebWayOne for their support in providing ATS equipment. We will certainly be able to put it to good use in all the alarm systems-related training courses which we will be conducting during 2015.”
About Tavcom
Tavcom offer over 70 regularly scheduled training ranging from one day seminars to five day fully residential courses, from Foundation courses for those with little or no previous experience, to advanced programmes for Control Room Supervisors, Security Managers and Company Executives. The range of technical and non-technical courses cover all security systems related fields including Security Management, Control Room Operations, System Planning and Project Management, Structured Cabling, Disaster Recovery, Counter Eavesdropping, PAT Testing, Solar Panel Installation and Covert CCTV. Visit www.Tavcom.com.
