1. Residential Security, Access Control, and Surveillance Copyright © 2005 Heathkit Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved Presentation 4 – Secure Installation Overview

2. 2 Objectives At the end of this presentation, you will be able to:

3. 3 Explain the difference between security, surveillance, and access control. Explain the different types of residential security. Describe where surveillance systems could be used in a residence. Describe where access control systems might be used in a residence.

4. 4 The Difference Between Security, Surveillance, and Access Control Security is the process of making a residence safe from external intrusion and internal misfortune. Surveillance is the process if looking at people. Access Control is process of regulating the coming and going of people.

5. 5 What is Residential Security Creating a safe and secure living environment.

6. 6 What is Residential Security Creating a safe and secure living environment. Automating exterior lighting.

7. 7 What is Residential Security Creating a safe and secure living environment. Automating exterior lighting. Monitoring exterior access points.

8. 8 What is Residential Security Creating a safe and secure living environment. Automating exterior lighting. Monitoring exterior access points. Monitoring movement within the residence.

9. 9 What is Residential Security Creating a safe and secure living environment. Automating exterior lighting. Monitoring exterior access points. Monitoring movement within the residence. Monitoring a residence for smoke, gas, heat, or humidity conditions.

10. 10 What is Residential Security Creating a safe and secure living environment. Automating exterior lighting. Monitoring exterior access points. Monitoring movement within the residence. Monitoring a residence for smoke, gas, high heat, or high humidity conditions. Automating the response to a fire, intruder, or panic condition.

11. 11 What is Surveillance Using one or more TV cameras to watch critical locations inside and outside the residence.

12. 12 What is Surveillance Using one or more cameras to watch critical locations inside and outside the residence. What kind of cameras can do all of that?

13. 13 What is Surveillance Using one or more cameras to watch critical locations inside and outside the residence. What kind of cameras can do all of that? Cameras use coaxial cable and wireless transmitters to distribute video images.

14. 14 What is Surveillance Using one or more cameras to watch critical locations inside and outside the residence. What kind of cameras can do all of that? Cameras use coaxial cable and wireless transmitters to distribute video images. Video images may be routed to a dedicated video monitor or distributed to all the TVs in the residence.

15. 15 What is Surveillance Using one or more cameras to watch critical locations inside and outside the residence. What kind of cameras can do all of that? Cameras use coaxial cable and wireless transmitters to distribute video images. Video images may be routed to a dedicated video monitor or distributed to all the TVs in the residence. Cameras may be on continuously or enabled by an area monitor such as a PIR.

16. 16 What is Access Control Locked doors that prevent access using: Key actuated lock.

17. 17 What is Access Control Locked doors that prevent access using: Key actuated lock. Digital key-code lock.

18. 18 What is Access Control Locked doors that prevent access using: Key actuated lock. Digital key-code lock. Pass-cards. Magnetic strip Miniature transmitter

19. 19 What is Access Control Locked doors that prevent access using: Key actuated lock. Digital key-code lock. Pass-cards. Biometrics.

20. 20 What is Access Control Locked doors that prevent access using: Key actuated lock. Digital key-code lock. Pass-cards. Biometrics. Digital Passwords.

21. Residential Security, Access Control, and Surveillance Copyright © 2005 Heathkit Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved End