Submitted by Security Produc... on Thu, 2011-11-03 08:57
With the new Brinno PHV133012 Digital Peephole Door Viewer you can take a picture of the person at your door with the push of a button. With the optional motion or knock sensor it can take pictures of who is at your door when you are not home. Know who is at your door without them knowing you are home.
Submitted by Security Produc... on Tue, 2011-08-23 11:17
They say that image is everything and that applies to more than just your marketing materials. Projecting the image of a safe, secure and heavily watched business can deter employee theft, shoplifting, loitering and a host of other potential loss prevention headaches.
Submitted by Security Produc... on Tue, 2011-08-16 11:47
We've all seen the videos, masses of people breaking into song in crowded malls or subway stations. It's all in good fun and puts a smile on people's faces, but there is a darker side. The video below shows a mild but still costly and criminal side to the flash mob trend.
Submitted by Security Produc... on Thu, 2011-08-11 08:09
I ran across an interesting article by Maria Halkias with The Dallas Morning News that discusses new forms of theft and what retailers are doing to defeat them.
Submitted by Security Produc... on Wed, 2011-07-13 08:58
This is the first digital door viewer of it's kind in our product catalog. The digital door viewer works with the standard peephole provided in the kit and installs in minutes. A simple push button activates the LCD screen without darkening the peephole.
With the new Brinno PHV133012 Digital Peephole Door Viewer you can take a picture of the person at your door with the push of a button. With the optional motion or knock sensor it can take pictures of who is at your door when you are not home. Know who is at your door without them knowing you are home.
They say that image is everything and that applies to more than just your marketing materials. Projecting the image of a safe, secure and heavily watched business can deter employee theft, shoplifting, loitering and a host of other potential loss prevention headaches.
I ran across an interesting article by Maria Halkias with The Dallas Morning News that discusses new forms of theft and what retailers are doing to defeat them.
