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RISCO Group
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RISCO Group is a privately owned multinational company providing security solutions for the global market. The company creates security systems serving the commercial, industrial, institutional, and residential sectors. RISCO Group specializes in Integration Software, Intrusion, Access Control, and Integrated Video solutions. The company operates branches in the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, France, Benelux, Poland, North America, Latin America, Brazil, Asia Pacific, and Israel. Notable Products and Technologies Products Integration Software SynopSYS™ - Security and Building Management Software Intrusion Systems ProSYS™ Series - Integrated Security System Agility™ - Integrated Wireless Solution with 2-way wireless technology WisDom™ - Integrated Wireless Solution for residential sites Detectors WatchOUT™ Extreme - Outdoor Detector WatchIN™ - Industrial Detector Industrial LuNAR G3 - Industrial Ceiling Detector LuNAR - Commercial Ceiling Detector iWISE - Commercial Motion Detector Access Control MaxiTalk - Access Control Solution Integrated Video Video Net-DVR - Network Digital Video Recorders Technologies RISCO Bus Wiring The RISCO Bus wiring solution uses one 4-core alarm cable to wire an alarm system. Serial wiring uses less cabling and equipment for an installation than traditional Star wiring. Bus wiring enables connection to the security system from any location to perform remote services. Anti-Cloak Technology Anti-Cloak Technology detects cloaked burglars in indoor Dual-Technology detectors by switching to Microwave only mode either when room temperature is close to body temperature or when a cloaking attempt is recognized. Active IR for Anti-mask Technology Active IR technology checks for deviations in lens transparency and reflections close to the lens. Active IR continuously checks the physical capability of the detector to see through the lens, for indicating masking and for canceling mask status. Green Line Technology Green Line™ follows environmental guidelines by avoiding surplus radiation emission. In Green Line detectors, the active microwave channel can be disabled when the alarm system is in disarm mode, thus eliminating surplus microwave radiation while occupants are in the premises. Digital Correlation Technology With Digital Correlation Technology, only targets that cause similar and correlated signals in both PIR channels are considered potential threats. Two independent PIR channels with separate lenses create a vertically interlacing detection pattern to prevent false alarms. See Also *Intrusion Detection *Security Systems *Access Control See Also
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