Madras Networking Company
Physical security
To fully secure a facility, it’s crucial for multiple systems to work in parallel, ensuring seamless integration and optimized performance. Our expert team has successfully implemented thousands of security solutions, covering everything from access control to surveillance, and continues to maintain these systems to ensure they remain up-to-date and efficient.
RFID-Based Access Control
RFID technology is one of the most widely used access control solutions, offering both convenience and a reliable level of security.
QR Code-Based Access Control
QR code technology is a modern and cost-effective access control solution, offering the lowest operational costs among all access control systems.
Mobile Access
Access cards can be stored onto your mobile phone. The key data is dynamic making the system very safe. The key can be a dynamically generated QR code or can also be an NFC signal. There are also Bluetooth based solutions.
Thermal Cameras
These cameras detect heat signatures and are used for monitoring wildlife, human detection, and security applications.
Night Vision Cameras
These cameras provide clear and detailed images even in complete darkness, ensuring reliable surveillance at night.
Long-Range Cameras
Designed for outdoor surveillance, these cameras provide clear monitoring over long distances, ensuring enhanced security and visibility.
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All-Weather Cameras
Built for environments exposed to harsh conditions, these cameras are ideal for locations like traffic signals, offering reliable performance in any weather.
Gas based fire suppression system
Gas-based fire suppression systems provide rapid and effective fire protection without damaging sensitive equipment. These systems use eco-friendly agents, leave no residue, and can be safely deployed in occupied spaces.
Fire Alarm System
A fire alarm system is a critical safety solution designed to detect and alert occupants of a facility to the presence of smoke, fire, or other hazards. It typically includes detectors (smoke, heat, or gas), alarms (audible or visual), and control panels for monitoring and activating the system.