21st July 2011
Toronto Police Services had a need to deploy a number of portable video surveillance cameras in and around one of Canada’s largest cities for the G8/G20global conference in Toronto. Issues such as temporary installations, rapid install and removal, the ability to reuse and redeploy the cameras and provide high secu-rity for the cameras in a public area, were only some of the concerns that the police video team had to deal with. To assist them, the police department engaged Met-Scan Canada to provide a solution, integration and project management for the project. We are proud to announce that Wirewerks was chosen to provide the cables used in this solution. For more information on this project and the full article please refer to page 13 in the July/August issue of CNS magazine here
7th November 2011
Wirewerks’ Keywerks™ catalogue is a detailed representation of this product line. Inside, you will not only find product ordering and overview information, but also a wealth of references.
Structured cabling systems explained from the entrance facility to the work area. The role that Keywerks™ products play in each of the six elements of a structured cabling system as well as general installation and design guide lines.
A presentation of our CAT5e and CAT6 solutions and an overview of the warranties we offer.
A “Questions & Answers”, and Glossary sections.
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2nd November 2011
It is an exciting time at Wirewerks! We are pleased to announce the arrival of our new line of Node Service Cables. These Node service Cables have a capacity to hold an array of loose tube or central tube cable types with 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, or 12 fibers. For more technical information on Wirewerks Node Service Cables, please click here
21st July 2010
Wirewerks and Met-Scan Canada provide video solutions over tactical fiber optics for G20 public safety video monitoring.
Toronto Police Services had a need to deploy a number of portable video surveillance cameras in and around one of Canada’s largest cities for the G8/G20global conference in Toronto.Issues such as temporary installations, rapid install and removal, the ability to reuse and redeploy the cameras and provide high security for the cameras in a public area, were only some of the concerns that the police video team had to deal with. To assist them, the police department engaged Met-Scan Canada to provide a solution, integration and project management for the project. We are proud to announce that Wirewerks was chosen to provide the cables used in this solution. For more information on this project and the full article please refer to page 13 in the July/August issue of CNS magazine here.
21st July 2011
Toronto Police Services had a need to deploy a number of portable video surveillance cameras in and around one of Canada’s largest cities for the G8/G20global conference in Toronto. Issues such as temporary installations, rapid install and removal, the ability to reuse and redeploy the cameras and provide high secu-rity for the cameras in a public area, were only some of the concerns that the police video team had to deal with. To assist them, the police department engaged Met-Scan Canada to provide a solution, integration and project management for the project. We are proud to announce that Wirewerks was chosen to provide the cables used in this solution. For more information on this project and the full article please refer to page 13 in the July/August issue of CNS magazine here
