Bosch Sicherheitssysteme/EVI Audio: Dynacord Promatrix 9000
Public Address and Voice Alarm System

Promatrix 9000 from Dynacord is a new efficient and fail-safe public address and voice alarm system which is currently only available on the German market (as of April 2021). The system provides planners, installers and building owners with excellent audio quality for announcements or music to all areas of the building with low latency. It can be operated via an intuitive user interface on the call station or via personalized software installed on a tablet or PC. The intuitive user interface of the call station ensures optimal operation through touch screen and selection keys. Clear user guidance with feedback on progress and status ensures convenience and user-friendliness. The technology concept is all IP-based, enabling fast installation times and lower implementation costs. All system components are located within an IP network – this ensures maximum flexibility and scalability, from small centralized to large decentralized systems.

Genetec: Streamvault
Turnkey Security Infrastructure Solution

Streamvault is a turnkey security infrastructure solution and includes all-in-one and rack-mountable appliances, storage solutions and workstations designed for unified video surveillance and access control systems. The Streamvault portfolio ranges from simple workstations to scalable rackmount solutions and custom video analytics appliances ideal for a variety of installations and decentralized locations. Since the unified Security Center software is pre-installed, the devices are ready for immediate use. The integrated configuration wizard and automatic update function make system maintenance as efficient as deployment. Streamvault provides an easy way to plan and set up a unified security system. Pre-validated and pre-installed with Genetec Security Center, Streamvault enables easy integration of video surveillance, access control, automatic license plate recognition, communication, and analytics.

Kemas: Handover Systems
UV-C Irradiation Against Sars-Cov-2 Viruses

Since a classic application of disinfectant liquids is not possible in self-service transfer systems, the properties of electromagnetic radiation in the UV-C range are used to deactivate Sars-Cov-2 viruses on surfaces. Only UV-C emitting LEDs are used as UV-C radiation sources in key transfer systems. These are integrated in the compartments known as Kemas-Keybox and activated by the transfer system depending on the process. This radiation source, consisting of an array of several LEDs, is located behind a UV-permeable quartz glass panel and enables active irradiation of the closed compartment. In the course of containing global virus pandemics, Kemas is already making an contribution with systems for self-service and quasi contact-free transfer of objects.