While players keep an eye on the ball, a team recruiter can keep an eye on them with access to recreational surveillance. Installing a system at school or at a township field provides an opportunity for others to never miss a game. Read more
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Many security systems focus on monitoring what goes on inside a facility. What about outside? What if you can stop a threat even before it steps on to your property? Monitoring a secured perimeter adds another important line of defense. Read more
Owning a horse farm means securing acres of land for the safety of your animals and your peace of mind. Fences are vital, but so are the gates that provide access to these areas. Designing the right horse farm gate depends on many factors—all having to do with creating whatever best fits your needs. Read more
Installing burglar systems in barns is one way to deter those looking to steal expensive farming, livestock, and horse equipment. Monitor what goes on in these areas 24/7 with its own set of surveillance cameras. Read more
Wanting to keep an eye on what goes on out in the barn is a priority for many animal owners. From security concerns to caring for the sick, there are just as many reasons as there are different equine monitoring systems. Knowing which one is right for you is the next question. Read more
Whether your horse is pregnant, sick, or gearing up for an important show, being able to check in any time you want without camping out in the stall can save a lot of time, money, and worry. Set up a 24-hour monitoring system in the stables for convenience and added peace of mind. Read more