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Colorado Doorways News Headlines - August 2006
Company NewsDoorway Solutions now has their own web site!
Article - Biometrics: Effective But Smaller In this article from Martin Huddart, General Manager at IR Recognition Systems, IR Security & Safety Americas. Mr Huddart outlines just how easy it is to incorporate biomentrics in to your building's security solution.
We are pleased to make this excellent article available on our web site now. Click here to view and download it. Project NewsColorado Doorways Featured Project, August 2006 - Fort Collins Police Building The building has been designed to enhance police operations and community policing services and will be home to the Fort Collins Police Museum, a 1900 square-foot community room, an enhanced crime laboratory, property and evidence processing and storage, a communications center, an Emergency Operations Center, training facilities, a detention center with eight cells as well as providing space for patrol, investigations, records, and administrative functions. For the employees who will work in the new facility, the building interior provides a very secure yet "human" environment. From the outside, plains architecture featuring a long low roof line creates a quite, protective presence. The soft geometry of the covered walkway and open interface of the Community Room, with the public art work interwoven between, provide a clear and welcoming entry to the public. Landscaping contributes to the personality of the facility. The entire building construction process is anticipated to take approximately 895 from design to occupancy with a completion date targeted for August 1, 2007. Colorado Doorways was the obvious choice for this high security project and we are proud to be a part of it. Product NewsSARGENT Profile Series v.N1 Lock Wins Security Industry Association's (SIA) Product Achievement Award
The v.N1 is the latest addition to the SARGENT Profile Series line of access control products. The lockset integrates into existing open architecture Wiegand access control systems, giving end users the ability to easily expand their system with a simple panel interface board and no additional software. The deadbolt, latchbolt, request to exit and door position switches are internally mounted, a design that conceals and protects the switches. The internally mounted switches require less wiring and less hardware to specify and install, creating an opening that is more secure. The v.N1 is available on SARGENT’s 8200 Series mortise lock, 10 Line cylindrical lock and 80 Series exit device. For more details about about the new v.N1, you can view the press release, visit the Sargent website and then contact the experts at Colorado Doorways to learn more.
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Clad in Colorado red sandstone, the future three story police headquarters structure will cover approximately 98,000 square-feet, provide a "state-of-the-art" police facility, and represents a partnership between the community and the needs of the police department.
The SARGENT Profile Series v.N1 lock won the Security Industry Association's (SIA) Product Achievement Award for Access Control Thursday, April 6, at the ISC West convention in Las Vegas. The v.N1 was one of 94 products vying for an award in SIA's 2006 New Product Showcase (NPS) program. The NPS was established more than a decade ago to identify and showcase innovation in electronic security products and services. Eighteen judges representing various segments of the industry viewed a daylong series of presentations by the product manufacturers. The v.N1 presentation was delivered by Tom Mayer, SARGENT's Manager of Brand Promotions, and Chris Flaherty, Sr. Project Electromechanical Engineer.