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Neal Timmerman, Caveo Corp. – “I love this pre-integrated solar solution. We have had so many customers that were limited in how they could deploy systems because of expensive trenching. We think Sloan Security Technology’s wireless camera solution is answer to many of these problems.”
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2/13/2011
Safeguards Technology LLC used Sloan Security’s assistance in providing different safety or security solutions when combining solar systems and intrusion detection systems. The advantage of using Sloan’s system is their determination and drive to get the job done in any very rigorous time schedule. We were able to use their local resources to design and integrate specific solution the client demanded while keeping costs down.
To date, our combined systems have been installed in harsh conditions/terrain [Newfoundland/Ontario] where basic infrastructure was not available.
After three successful projects we look forward to continue and grow our working relationship with Sloan Security.
Yaron Getter
Vice President - Sales & Marketing
Safeguards Technology LLC
75 Atlantic Street
Hackensack, NJ 07601
Tel: 201-488-1022 Ext.233
Little things like posting temperature data in easy to read tables gets us excited – especially when there are eighteen systems.
We are reporting the data provided by our partner, Solarbeam Int.
Sloan Security Technologies is pleased to announce that in collaboration with AmericanPharma, an Idaho-based data analytics company, it has successfully demonstrated a cloud-based off-grid data monitoring system for the Government of Newfoundland to provide system overview for the 40 Sloan/Solarbeam Roadside Detection System towers deployed in Newfoundland.
The purpose of this system is provide high-level summary to the 100k data points being generated each day by the forty systems. Currently, we can graph battery voltage on a 12hr basis and show daily averages, temperature, and various alarm outputs. Later, we will be able to add SMS alerts and custom monitoring for system irregularities. In 2011, our scope was strictly to provide a consistent 12vdc. In 2012, our goal is to able to provide a consistent 12vdc + cloud-based data surveillance for maximum value, as well as generate reoccurring revenue.
Sloan Security Technologies, Inc is thrilled that the Ministry of Transport Ontario, Canada utilized the Sloan Genlux hybrid solar sensor platform to perform roadside detection via Solarbeam IR sensors. The system will trigger warning lights when deer cross into the roadway - keeping motorists and animal safe. U.S. based Safeguard is the project manager.
In partnership with Safeguards Technologies and Solarbeam Inc., we are pleased to present the Pearson Int. Airport, Toronto, Canada mobile intrusion sensor deployment. This unique custom solution provides a high degree of mobile wireless security in either a linear or square configuration using a microwave and IR sensors, as well as imbedded logic.
Because of the expense and challenge of working in a busy airport environment, the system was entirely built and tested at our lab in Boise, Idaho - making it easy and cost-efficient to deploy on site.
This system is rated to 130 mph. To put some perspective on 130mph, the thrust from the engines behind the tower are roughly 110mph at 50'.
We designed the system to use commonly available parking bumpers to provide the roughly 2000# needed to meet the airport's 130mph criteria - saving the customer money and making the system easily deployed in the field via a forklift.
Whereever the system is deployed, it is wirelessly connected to a guardbooth over a mile from the site.
We are pleased that SST and Convergint Technologies have successfully
commissioned a GL-225 off-grid solar security platform to help secure a
ConocoPhillips's fuel depot in Los Angeles, California. The install
will support a Firetide outdoor wireless mesh system and an Axis thermal
camera. Reliable off-grid power was required due to the difficulty and expense of trenching on site.
The GL-225 delivered stable power via two 144w flexible solar panels and a 125w traditional glass solar panel.
