GIAA CCTV and Access control
Airport Video Surviellence and Access Control
Airport Access Control and Video Surveillance
The Systems department (formerly Pacific Security Alarm) was chosen by the GIAA(Guam Airport Authority) to evaluate, maintain, and repair the integrity of their Access Control and closed Circuit Television systems. GIAA made this decision based upon the resources and technical abilities of our company.
The expertise of our technical team gave Systems the ability to use internal resources for different types of challenges that can occurred in the system. The following description of the integrated nature of the systems illustrates the absolute necessity of diversity of abilities Systems was able to not only meet but also exceed.
The Closed Circuit Television System (CCTV) was designed for live viewing and event recording, allowing for each camera in the system to be digitally recorded in real time. The CCTV system used fiber optic technology for video and data transmission, which enable higher clarity even while using multiple cameras. There was a mix between fixed cameras with fixed lenses and cameras with panning, tilting and zooming capabilities. The installation project consisted of 85 cameras in the interior and 12 on the exterior, all interlinked.
The CCTV system utilized camera matrix switching, which allows GIAA to have singular control of each camera from three (3) different sites.
The Access System was a software based access control system integrated with the CCTV system. The system utilized proximity card readers with digital keypads, video badging, electromagnetic locks, status switches to monitor status of each doors, RTE’s to open controlled doors from the secured side of the doors, local enunciators and visual alerts. The Access System was also integrated with the elevators so only authorized personnel could access elevators. The access system was also designed for controlling exterior gates remotely. There were over 300 entry points in the system controlled by card readers.