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Audio Challenge A series of personalised audio challenge & warning messages are delivered to site through on site speakers from the control room to discourage criminal activity. D-fence Power Shower A unique concept in remotely activating outdoor and perimeter security. Police and security personnel worldwide use water to disperse crowds, confirming the effectiveness of the Power Shower concept. When an alarm is triggered and received in the control centre, the skilled intervention specialist will through application of discretion elimination decide whether to activate the Power Shower as the deterrent of choice for that particular situation. Water is automatically mixed with e.g. colourant, foul-smelling agents or liquid pepper concentrate. The Power Shower can be attached to a solid base, dug directly into the soil, or attached to solid walls or posts. Striker Gas Emitting System The remotely activated Pepper Spray system is a powerful intrusion deterrent system. Pepper Gas is discharged in multiple short bursts allowing for long-term protection – it only discharges when intruders are in the room. When the alarm is triggered and received in the control centre, the operator will through application of discretion elimination decide whether to activate the Pepper Spray system as the deterrent of choice for that particular situation. Smoke Cloak Smoke billows out from seemingly nowhere. Once again, when an alarm is triggered and received in the control centre, the operator decides whether to activate the Smoke Cloak system as the deterrent of choice for that particular situation. There is no smell or residue and it is entirely safe around computers and people. Glycol fluid is pumped over a heated aluminium block which is fully controlled and that control circuitry interfaces with the alarm system and connects to a smoke density monitor to ensure that a certain smoke density is maintained. If somebody tries to get away before the alarm is being reset, this device instructs the system, via the interface, to keep blowing smoke. Stun Bomb The Stun Bomb cracker is remotely detonated. Once again, when an alarm is triggered and received in the control centre, the intervention specialist decides whether to activate the Stun Bomb system as the deterrent of choice for that particular situation. Mamba Automated Gun (Sentry Gun) The automatic pepper ball gun is activated to shoot intruders when an alarm is triggered and received in the control centre. South African companies are moving towards such solutions because they offer significant cost and productivity benefits. It becomes simple and affordable, for example, a control room in Johannesburg can monitor video feeds from Sandton, Durban, Pretoria and Cape Town. The value-added benefit of centralised, off-site monitoring with Fight Back Management®™ technology includes savings on armed reaction and manned guarding and you don't waste time responding to false alarms - which accounts for over 90% of alarms. Features of Remote Off-Site Monitoring & Fight Back Management®™: • Increased security • Real time accessibility to the site • Off-site video recordings of all movements • Incidents can be tracked and traced • Emergency response coordination • Early warning threat detection and prevention • Incident analysis • Verification of alarms By allowing management to access remote sites on alarm, video verification becomes a proactive response tool instead of a post event investigative solution such as CCTV. Benefits Of Remote Off–Site Monitoring & Fight Back Management®™: • Discouraging intrusion and prevention of incidents • A reduction in costs through reduction in operational security expenditure • Collusion factor eliminated • Increased security • Preventative asset protection • On-Site attendance, as in the case of false alarms, is not required. • Site management capability • Access to your site via network connectivity from any destination • Automatic off-site video recordings of movement • No risk of evidence being tampered with or being removed. • Incidents can be tracked and traced