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Harton Technology College
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In 2002, the college was facing a number of critical security issues. With 16 entrances distributed across various buildings, the college was becoming increasingly vulnerable to incidents of anti-social student behaviour, hoax fire alarms, vandalism and theft. These incidents were costing the school a substantial amount of money each year. However, the school's existing analogue CCTV cameras did not support responsive and efficient monitoring: they simply did not offer high quality images and recovering footage from the system was extremely time-consuming. |
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"Working with our local Crime Prevention Officers, we decided that we needed an advanced digital monitoring system that would help maintain a safe environment for our biggest assets, our students", explained Derek Bohill, Assistant Head Teacher Harton Technology College. |
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Solution Technical Features A Video Network Camera that combines network with Pan-Tilt-Zoom functionality Easy to install: it simply connects to any IP Network via Ethernet cable Capable of direct connection to any LAN (Local Area Network) Capable of up to 25x optical zoom Equipped with a day and night function with a black and white mode during low light Secure - it limits camera access to relevant personnel with password protection and IP security Benefits Delivered |
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Today, with the help of Universal Systems Solutions, Harton Technology College is an even safer place to study and work. The cameras have become a deterrent to any criminal or unwarranted behaviour within the school grounds, while anti-social behaviour, such as bullying, has been significantly reduced. Recently, a student was bullied by her classmates in one of the school's corridors. Knowing that the monitoring cameras were in use, she reported the incident to the school. "Within minutes, we were able to track the students accused of bullying and resolve the situation immediately" said Mr. Bohill. |
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