Syngenta Solar Power Fencing Presentation by BLAZE Automation

7/29/2019 Syngenta Solar Power Fencing Presentation by BLAZE Automation

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Solar power fencing system and CCTV integration


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Presentation Outline:

Back Ground / Introduction Areas of mutual interest

a. Perimeter Solar Fencing (Basic, Mid Range, High

security )b. IP CCTV Surveillance systemc. RFID based Access Control system for student

monitoringd. Central Monitoring Station Equipment

System Architecture , Specifications and Budget Detailed Quotations Conclusion


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Crime and disruption protection throughdeterrence.

Reduction of damages through the use of

delaying mechanisms such as fences.

Why SolarFencing ?

Fences are first line of defencemechanisms


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Perimeter Solar Fencing -- Attributes

Safety Durable Convenience to operate Weather resistant Durable Low maintenance Spot Alarming Multi Sector Monitoring Open ended for Expansion

Flood Lighting control Intrusion Detection and Alerting

through PC application Software.


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Solar power fencing -- Principle of Operation

An electric fence is a barrier that uses electric shocks to deteranimals or people from crossing a boundary. The voltage of the shockmay have effects ranging from uncomfortable to painful but notlethal. The charge of pulse 0.3 milli sec is sent through the fence in 1-to 2-second intervals and gets energized to 4000 to 9000 volts.

n Advanced Perimeter protection devicen Non-lethal systemn Does not require any approval from any Government

Department.n System meets ISI and IEC standards of safety.n Creates a Psychological fear in the mind of intruder.n System shall not only detect but also deny the intrusion.

Advantages of Solar Power Fencing


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Categories of Solar Power Fencing

systems Basic Security Power Fencing

Mid range Security Fencing with CMS facilityand Flood Light Control

Advanced Perimeter Security System withCCTV integration


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Basic Security PowerFencing


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Components of a Solar Power Fencing System ---Basic Version


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Main Components of Solar FencingSystem - contd

Fence Energizer

Fence Voltage Alarm

LMLA Battery

Solar Module

External Alarm

Fence accessories

Earthing mechanism

Monitoring and Reporting Unit


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Limitation of this model

No source Detection

No Flood Light Control

Requires Lot of manual Intervention

User need to monitor the health on daily basis

No much intelligence is incorporatedConclusion

Easy to install Absolutely low cost

Provides same level of security when compared to othermodels

Requires lot of Manual intervention every day


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Mid range Security Fencing

with CMS facility and FloodLight Control


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Mid Range System Features

Includes all basic Solar Fencing system Attributes

User can control the operation of the entire system fromthe central unit through CMS software

Identification of the alarm Zone is possible in this.

Provides the real time health status of the Fence Flood Light Control through CMS software

Provides Reports of Communication and intrusion


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Perimeter Length : 6.0 KM (Approximately)Difficulties in operating Perimeter

Equipment Fencing, Lighting etcWhat if a security alarm is Triggered ?


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Zones Identified by BLAZE

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Central Monitoring Unit Features

It provides a digital control over the System.The zone of intrusion will be indicated on the LCD screen.

Speech dialer and SMS messenger is incorporated in the system and shallcall the stored number automatically, upon intrusion.

Access to the System shall be through Password only.

The System parameters (Fence Voltage, Battery status, Communicationstatus, Alarm status etc..) can be monitored and changed with the help ofa communication Link with the Monitoring Node kept at each Energizer byAuthorized Administrator


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Central Monitoring Unit Operation Diagram


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Real Time Communication Status of CMSGUI


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Real Time Intrusion Detection System


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Conclusion

Easy to install

Absolutely low cost

Provides same level of security when compared to othermodels

Requires very less manual intervention Provides efficient Flood Light controlling based on intrusion.

Manual control is also possible.

User can monitor the Health of the Fence in Real Time.

User can Control the ON and OFF of the System in Real

Time through CMS software.


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Advanced Perimeter SecuritySystem with CCTV integration

Wireless IP Surveillance Soluti


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Advanced System Specifications

Includes all basic Solar Fencing system Attributes

User can control the operation of the entire system fromthe central unit through CMS software

Identification of the alarm Zone is possible in this.

Provides the real time health status of the Fence Flood Light Control through CMS software

Provides Reports of Communication and intrusion

PTZ enabled CCTV camera can help in monitoring theintrusion areas in less than 5 sec.

Ethernet equipment at each Node can help for furtherextension of the system.


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Typical Equipment atEach Zone:

PTZ high Resolutioncamera Solar FencingEquipment CMS software

When Alarm Triggers:

Central unit will getintimation about the

Intrusion zone and thesame will be indicatedin the MIMIC Panel PTZ cameras will bedirected towards theZone and user can


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12 Zones Identified by BLAZE with CCTV

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Budget Requirements for Solar PowerFencing system

Basic System:

Per KM : 5.20 Lakh

Total Cost: 33 ~ 36 Lakh including

installation Mid Range System with CMS and Lighting

control:

Per Zone: 4.9 Lakh approx

Total Cost: 58.8 ~ 62 Lakh with installation Advanced system with CCTV surveillance:

Per Zone: 11.2 Lakh approx

Total Cost : 134 ~ 140 Lakh with installation


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Safety requirements of Solar Power Fencing

System Fence lines should not lie within 2 m of telephone lines or within 15

m of power cables.

Fence earthing systems should be positioned at least 10 m awayfrom any electricity supply earth pit.

Where the general public has access to the fenced area, warning

notices should be attached to the fence at intervals no greaterthan 100 m.

If a fence is in the vicinity of over head power lines, no fence wireshould be higher than 6'6" above the ground.

An electric fence ground system should not be connected to any

plumbing system, including disused water pipes or old borecasings, nor should it be connected to any other grounding device.

Each energizer should be connected to its own ground system andthis should not be connected to any other ground system.


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IP Video Surveillance

for Campus activitymonitoring


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Traditional DVR System

Network Switch

DVR

Coax

Cat 5e

Cat 5e


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IP Video System

Client Workstation

IP Cameras

Analog Cameras

Encoder

Network Switch

StorageNVR

Coax

Cat 5e

Cat 5e


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Connect directly to Ethernet network

Wide variety of models available for allapplications

IP Cameras

Fixed Mini-Dome Pan/Tilt/Zoom

Bullet


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Most cameras have high resolution available

640 X 480 (4 CIF)720 X 480 (D1 )

MegaPixel IP Cameras are available

Up to 5 MegaPixels


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IP cameras with megapixel resolution allow forhighly effective digital zoom capability and virtualpan and tilt functionality

640 X 480Image

1900 X 1200Image


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Less cablingCan be added using injectors (mid-spans)

Use existing IP switches

Power Over Ethernet (IEEE802.3af)


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Various video compression methods areavailableMotion JPEGMPEG4H.264Wavelet

Most cameras only have one or two types ofcompression available


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The camera can be used as connection device

for other types of data:Alarm Inputs

Alarm Outputs

Audio (Bi-Directional)

RS-232


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Many models have card slots available for

wireless Ethernet adaptors or local storageMany options are available for wireless

connection to cameras


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Most models have built-in motion detection

Some have built-in video analyticsIntelligent motion detection

Abandoned object


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Software Solution

Installed on a non-proprietary server

Advantages:Customers can source their own servers,

workstations, and storage devices

Can be less expensive in cases where there are alarge number of cameras being recorded at a lowframe rate

Virtually all IP cameras are supported

Virtual matrix switch software is available

NVR


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Disadvantages of software NVR Can be more difficult to install and service

Higher total cost in most cases

Limited integration with access control

Customers can buy their own servers and storage


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NVR on proprietary hardware

Software is pre-installed on hardware provided

by the CCTV manufacturer

Internal or external storage is also usuallyprovided by the CCTV manufacturer

Advantages Easy to design the system Easy to install and service

Many of these types of NVRs can be integrated withaccess control systems

User interface may be similar or identical to DVRsWell developed suite of features inherited from DVR

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Disadvantages of proprietary NVRUsually support a very limited variety of cameras

Customers that desire IP surveillance systems maynot want to be locked into proprietary server and

storage hardware


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Server pulls video over network backbone

Long distance home-run cabling is not

required.

Large facilities or campusenvironments


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Locations are connected via a WAN

Recording is done at a central location

Cameras are widely distributed


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Customer needs high resolution images

Most surveillance grade IP cameras can providehigher resolution images than DVR

MegaPixel cameras can provide very highquality images Remember that they will require at least 20 times

more storage space than a standard camera

Customers with the future in mind

Customers with a strong IT department

More Applications

B d t f CCTV ill l ith


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Budget for CCTV surveillance along withRecording hardware Excluding network

infrastructure

Fixed

29.5K

13.0Lakh

Mini-Dome

94.5K

36 42Lakh

Pan/Tilt/Zoom

143.0K

55 60Lakh

Bullet

23.0K

11.0LakhF

or32

Cameras


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Long Range RFID access controlsystem for Student activity tracking at

the main gate System Requirements:

Long Range RFID readers 2 in numberRFID tags: As per the requirement

Application software Customized as per the requirements

Budget requirements:

Long Range Reader 65.0 K *2 = 130.0 K

Cards : 50 ~ 60 rupee per tag

Software cost : around 100.0 KEstimated total cost for 1000 students : 3.0 Lakh rupee


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Central Monitoring StationEquipment

For Solar Power Fencing Monitoring andCommanding Control of the same.

For Perimeter Lighting control and Perimeter

camera monitoring For CCTV surveillance of the campus

For Student activity monitoring

Estimate of the Budget can be prepared if theabove three system configurations are finalized.


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