“We wanted to give the staff [of The Stephen’s Funeral Home] easy, intuitive control over the new A/V system,” said Wayne Becker, vice president of business development at Keystone Fire and Security. “We’ve had great experiences with Ashly systems because, in addition to being incredibly reliable, consistent, and flexible, Ashly gives our end users great control options.
Keystone Fire and Security Integrated Security & Communication Systems in Upper Macungie Township started in 1975 primarily as a communications contractor.
Forty years later, the company continues to provide communications but long ago added another layer of service: security. Its clientele are businesses, schools and colleges, government offices and those in health care.
“Today, we help to keep the community safe, developing systems that prevent intrusion or crime,” said Wayne Becker, vice president of business development for Keystone Fire and Security.
Security Center 5.4 is showcasing cutting-edge security threat countermeasures, including new authentication and encryption methods to ensure that only authorized personnel can access their security system.
When UGI was contacted by a government agency requiring that they beef up their utility security they choose a Bosch / Genetec solution designed and installed by Keystone Fire and Security.
School security has increasingly become an area of focus among school boards and municipalities. Officials are constantly seeking to implement or improve security and safety policies, procedures and technologies to offer the highest level of protection for students, staff and visitors. Every second counts in an emergency or crisis, making it imperative that schools have policies and procedures in place that make it possible to lock down buildings instantly while simultaneously providing alerts and critical information to on-site personnel and first responders to determine the most prudent course of action to safely evacuate occupants and apprehend intruders.
This past Monday night Allentown police and fire fighters evacuated 200 senior citizens from the Episcopal House due to high levels of carbon monoxide detected in the building. According to Fire Chief Lee Laubach the source of the CO was a boiler in the basement. "We...
SDM recently ran an article focused on Access Control Card Readers. To help with that article they contacted Charlie Thiel, General Manager and Ryan Waters, Integrated Security Specialist both of Keystone Fire and Security.
Advancements in video surveillance over recent years have made it possible for restaurant managers to not only enhance security and life-safety measures, but also improve business efficiencies.
“Keystone Fire and Security (Communication Systems Inc.), 4670 Schantz Road, Allentown, received the Excellence award presented to a company with 26-100 employees. Keystone Fire and Security provides physical security and communication solutions for business, education and government facilities.”
The city now has 144 cameras in its surveillance network and seven more are being added. Camera operators in the Allentown Communications Center regularly monitor and record activity in public areas and also monitor particular areas in response to emergency calls. City cameras generated 593 calls for service from monitoring of the network at the Center in 2014.
When UGI needed to be CIP/NERC compliant they turned to Keystone Fire and Security.
The Biocam 300 converges IP video and access control. It can be integrated into your existing surveillance and access system, allowing interaction with Active Directory user and group permissions.
