NLSS’ Networked Solution Integrates Multiple Subsystems into Single Platform

  • Jan 24, 2011
Next Level Security Systems, a developer of unified, networked security solutions, announced the availability of the upgraded NLSS Gateway Micro, the industry’s first networked solution combining the essential elements of a sophisticated physical security system into a single platform.

The NLSS Gateway Micro integrates networked video management, IP access control, video analytics and intrusion from the point of manufacture. This unique approach allows data from these traditionally separate subsystems to be correlated without custom integration, while combined data is available to operators through a single, intuitive user interface.

“With the introduction of the new NLSS Gateway Micro, we have transformed the market with the product’s high level of enhanced integration, feature-rich capabilities, remote management options and price structure,” said Pete Jankowski, CEO and chairman of Next Level Security Systems. “We strive to simplify the use and deployment of networked security systems throughout our product portfolio, and we designed the NLSS Gateway Micro to be offered at one low price without licensing fees to achieve this goal.”

The NLSS Gateway Micro supports up to 16 streams of networked video in various resolutions and formats, and handles access control panels and readers for multiple doors. It can easily scale from a standalone unit to an enterprise-class system, and it delivers advanced features such as auto discovery and auto provisioning of edge devices including cameras and access control hardware to ease installations. When combined with NLSS Remote Management Services, users have the ability to access, configure and monitor all features of the NLSS Gateway Micro across multiple sites from anywhere and at any time through Web browsers and mobile devices.

The NLSS Gateway also includes a wide range of video analytics, including people counting, directional people counting, trip wire, face capture, activity detection and perimeter detection, at no extra charge.

“After a successful 2010 in which the NLSS Gateway won multiple industry awards including two ESX Maximum Impact Awards, Security Products’ 2010 Product of the Year in Network-Centric Security and ASIS Accolades 2010, we are pleased to introduce this newest version of the NLSS Gateway Micro,” said Jumbi Edulbehram, vice president of business development for Next Level Security Systems. “Although the solution can easily scale to an enterprise-class system, it is ideal for the small-to-medium business market, which is primed to take advantage of the benefits of easy-to-deploy, networked-based technologies.”

Based on PSIA and ONVIF specifications, the NLSS Gateway is part of a family of unified and intuitive networked solutions that includes the NLSS Unified Platform, the NLSS HD Media Decoder and a full line of NLSS Access Control edge devices, which includes access control panels, readers and card technologies. NLSS solutions also integrate with IP-enabled access control vendors, such as ASSA ABLOY, HID Global and Mercury, and industry leading brands of IP-based surveillance cameras.

 


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