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Tuesday 24 June, 2008BSIA expands guidance on Internet ProtocolThe British Security Industry Association has expanded its guidance on the use of Internet Protocol in the security industry with the publication of three new guides.
BSIA Technical Director, Alex Carmichael, comments: "Internet Protocol (IP) has become an integral part of many security systems and these new publications provide essential guidance to the industry on the use of the technology. IP has broken down frontiers when it comes to ensuring that systems can communicate with each other and the technology will play a vital part in the way the industry develops over the next decade. With this in mind, it is essential that installers and those that work in Alarm Receiving Centres and Remote Video Recording Centres understand the implications that IP technology has for them."
The newly published BSIA IP guides are as follows:
- A guide to Internet Protocol for ARCs and RVRCs.
- A guide for the installation of CCTV systems using IP technology.
- A guide to the installation of IP-based secure signalling systems for intruder and hold-up alarm systems.
These guides are the latest additions to a BSIA suite of literature which include a user and an installer guide to IP which were published last year. The Association is also in the process of producing an IP guide for access control systems and an IP common issues guide that will be published later in the year.
To download any of the IP guides, click here.
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