At Electronic Engineering, we've been helping businesses keep themselves and employees safe for years. We can design and install security systems and closed circuit television, alarm systems, digital video recording, access control systems and more.

Contact our office nearest you for a free security consultation.

IP Video

Compact, high-resolution Ethernet video servers are changing the way businesses use closed circuit television systems (CCTV) to protect their assets. It's now possible to monitor everything that is going on in and around multiple buildings, from anywhere with Internet access.

The revolution of Internet Protocol (IP) based digital video networks allows organizations to bring together their IT network and their existing CCTV security system for the first time. Now it's easier for any organization to significantly enhance the security of their employees and buildings using their current analog or digital CCTV system.

At Electronic Engineering, our IT professionals have been installing Nextiva systems. The Nextiva is cost-effective for many organizations because they can almost instantly have a state-of-the-art remote monitoring system without the expense of installing an entirely new security system. In fact, all you need is a standard PC with network access and an internet connection.

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Internet Monitoring

Watch your home, office or business while you're not there!

All you need is access to the internet and Electronic Engineering's newest surveillance product, the Video Picture On Net 500 (VPON 500).

The VPON 500 is a combination digital video recorder and remote audio/video server. It can transmit and stream any live video and audio captured from up to four video cameras -- per unit -- to computers on the Internet, Intranet, or dial-up.

For a free, live demo, click the image at the right and use this log in information:
User name: webmonitor
Password: oyo

Controlled Access

Secure your office or selected departments within your organization with controlled access cards. That way you can control who has access to IT equipment or sensitive customer data, without handcuffing the way you do business or putting your customer at risk.

With controlled access cards you not only protect your employees and important data, but are able to track who was in your building throughout the day.