“We have a number of products in our
current portfolio,” said Piero Romani, vice
president at Stanley Canada Corporation.
Some of this is the traditional ‘bread and
butter’ of the security industry, but SSS
has taken these to a new level, so that the
latest products are more targeted.
Earlier this year, for example, the company
launched SHELTER, a high-tech lockdown
solution. It is targeted at schools and cam-
puses, as well as critical facilities such as
hospitals. The system allows for automatic
lockdown with the aid of a wireless fob. In
the case of a school, a single button can
be used to lock the door to every class-
room and larger chambers like the library
and gymnasium. “It will work with the
main entrance, but it is geared towards
the physical door. So if we’re looking at
classrooms, SHELTER would go on each
classroom door,” Romani said. The people
inside would remain protected until emer-
gency services arrive, who then can sys-
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