Al-Atkaal IT and Telecom Integrator providing services
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Al-Atkaal IT and Telecom Integrator providing services
Saudi High Commission for Industrial Security (HCIS)We present a fully integrated security system that encompasses all essential networks and interfaces, aligning with the regulations of the Saudi High Commission for Industrial Security (HCIS) as well as international standards. Our solution offers a comprehensive turn-key approach to security, tailored to meet the specific requirements and demands of each customer project.
We have developed expertise in integrated security system Projects providing end to end solution:
We propose a fully integrated security system including all necessary network and interfaces in accordance with the Saudi High Commission for Industrial Security (HCIS) regulations and international standards.
Our solutions are a comprehensive turn-key security solution addressing all Customers Project’s requirements and needs.
Intrusion detection and Assessment System (IDAS): LRDAS Long Range Assessment Detection System, Fiber, Microwave, Infra-red, Radar, Sonar, Motion Detection.
Video Surveillance System (VSS): Fixed Camera, PTZ Camera, Thermal Camera, NVR, VMS, Video analytics.
Security Access Control System (SACS): PRS, Card Readers, Biometric Readers, Face Recognition, RFID, Turnstiles, Road Blocker, Push Buttons, and Glass Break.
Identification Management System (IDMS): Badging system.
Gate House Security: Road Blocker, Bollards, Drop Gates, Turnstiles, Automatic Sliding Gates, tire killers, slow bumps.
Scanning Equipment: Under Vehicle Scanning System, X-Ray, Explosive Detectors, Archway metal detector.
Security Control Room (SCC): Security Console, Video walls, Work stations, Servers.
CCTV
As with everything, CCTV can be as simple or as complex as the occasion demands. The significant difference between CCTV and intruder or access control systems is that different degrees of skill, experience and training are required from designers and installation engineers.
Another factor is that fault finding requires particular experience on the part of service engineers. This is not to denigrate the essential skills of alarm engineers, but it is a fact that their training is not directly transferable to the needs of CCTV installation or servicing in anything other than basic systems.