ACT, the Dublin based company, are launching ACTviquest, their newly-developed integrated video management and access control security platform.
The makers say that it’s designed for all levels of security risk with the product scaling according to the size of the application. Alongside ACT’s ACTenterprise access control engine, the video management is also paired with local analytics that will alert the user to significant behaviour such as overcrowding alarms or analysis of footfall in retail.
ACTviquest is the entry-level product, with 4TB of storage, eight video channels and up to 100 access control doors.
For medium to large installations, ACTviquest+ features 16 video channels, 16TB of storage and an unlimited number of access control doors. This is available as a 19-inch rack-mountable version or as a desktop configuration.
ACTviquestPRO is for large installations with no limit to the number of video channels or access doors. Available only to certified installers, it is also compatible with the ACTViquestWALL integration which will display multiple feeds across a control room of monitors for external signage or video feed integration.
Shay Moran, Chairman of ACT, said: “ACTviquest underpins our commitment to scalable integration. We pride ourselves on helping clients to manage an ever-increasing range of data types and security risk. Now, ACT is combining VMS and access control as a logical way of maximising its clients’ situational awareness. ACTviquest is an illustration of this strategy.”
The company adds that the ACTviquest range supports most major camera brands including Ganz, PixelPro, Vivotek, Hikvision, Bosch, Sony, Samsung and many more.
ACT are exhibiting at IFSEC 2014 (Stand D1925) and will be demonstrating the new range.
About Access Control Technology (ACT)
Access Control Technology (ACT) Ltd was formed in 1995. ACT have acquired Sicura Systems (VMS) and launched their web site www.actcloud.net promoting cloud-based visitor management (ACTvisitor) and time & attendance (ACT ontime). Clients include Coca-Cola, Gulf Oil, Twickenham Stadium, Asda and King’s College Hospital.
