Corning’s gel-free, triple-jacket, double-armored cable is designed for direct-buried installations. The loose tube design provides stable performance over a wide temperature range and protection against rodents, UV radiation, fungus, abrasions and other environmental factors. 

Platinum Tools’ 15062C cable stripper is designed to slit and ring cables, buffer tubes and jackets on fiber optic cables with a diameter of 1.2 mm to 6.4 mm. It is compact and can be used in confined spaces.

Senko’s smart cleaner mini 2.0 mm tool is designed to wipe away dust-based contamination on 2 mm-based connector end-faces. The compact length enables it to be used in tight spaces, and the tool is designed for applications where flammability is a concern. 

Flir’s FH-Series ID multispectral fixed camera integrates thermal imaging with 4K visible imaging to provide perimeter security. Built-in network analytics detect and classify human and vehicle threats moving at high or low speeds.

Mackwell’s N-Light Connect touch panel is an emergency lighting testing and monitoring system. It features live system status diagnostics and can be networked with other panels to monitor larger DALI systems. 

Johnson Control’s Illustra Pro micro camera features a wide dynamic range and is designed for applications such as ATMs, elevators and entrances where backlighting can be a challenge. It is equipped with horizontal view and corridor mode. 

Cerrowire’s 18 AWG multiconductor copper wire may be used as sprinkler system wire for connecting field and central controls up to 30V. It is available with 4, 5, 7 or 10 conductors and in 50-, 100- and 500-ft. lengths. It is sunlight-resistant and suitable for underground applications. 

Bosch’s flexidome camera is corner-mounted with a no-grip design for safety. It offers 1.5 MP resolution imagery of an entire small room, including directly beneath the device. It is enabled for night vision up to 30 ft. and is water-resistant.

Hilti’s CFS-MSL modular fire sleeve can be used for firestopping low-voltage cable penetrations for single and cable bundles. It is made for small- to medium-sized rectangular openings in walls, ceilings and floors and is designed for frequent cable moves and additions.

Southwire’s signal speaker cable enables users to interconnect amplifiers and speakers for high-end audio transmission stereo systems. It is in-wall-rated and made of stranded bare copper. It is UL listed for use in NEC power-limited circuits, except those routed in risers or plenums. 

Potter Electric Signal’s ARC-100 is an analog/addressable releasing fire alarm system with a total capacity of 100 addresses. Additional system capacity is achieved using multipoint SLC modules. Each SLC may be comprised of any combination of smoke sensor, heat detectors or modules. 

Hyperline’s HT 3140 impact and punchdown tool enables the user to terminate cable in cross-connect panels, blocks and keystone jacks. It is spring-loaded for fast, low-effort seating and terminating. It features rotatable impact control and spare blade storage, and it is suitable for network applications.

Corning’s 12-fiber MTP jumper cable allows for the seamless migration to higher data rates for multimode systems in a data center. It is based around pinned or nonpinned 12-fiber MTP connectors.

Chatsworth Products’ manager panel provides fiber slack management and a mounting surface for a small fiber manager. Secured under the outermost mounting unit, it takes up no mounting space within the cabinet. 

Viking Electronics’ PB-3-IP VoIP under-mounted panic button provides a quick, reliable way to make a silent emergency call. It functions as an SIP end point connecting with a single Cat. 5/6 cable from your PoE switch. It can be programmed from any PC on the same LAN or remotely using a static IP address. It can be programmed to automatically deliver a digital announcement identifying the location of the emergency call.

Seco-Larm’s multifunction timer/counter features low-current draw and seven modes that are easily programmable with push buttons and LED display. The timer can be set to trigger a notification as a red LED, buzzer and/or a Form C relay output (10A at 24V DC). It can also be triggered by N.O. positive or N.C. negative input or by powering up the unit.

Viking Electronics’ E-series entry phones can use features available on the Panasonic door phone station card. The E-series entry phone is available in multiple colors and sizes. Surface- and flush-mount options also are available. Color video cameras and proximity readers are available for select models.

STI’s round and rectangular sirens and strobes can be used with a cabinet, or mounted to doors, walls and ceilings. The round model (STI-SA5500) has a choice of eight strobe flash patterns with speed selection, and it includes a backup battery feature. The rectangle model (STI-SA5600) has a tamperproof lens option. Both models have a 12–24V DC power supply.

Amerlux’s electrical receptacle, used in conjunction with the Avista pedestrian light engine, transforms any lamp post into a wireless communication device that can connect to larger municipal networks. It leverages the existing circuit boards in LEDs to become compatible with a variety of sensors.

FSR’s HuddleVU collaboration bundle is offered in five different prepackaged systems that accommodate two to four users. Each bundle includes a table box, a switcher and all the necessary cables. They can be upgraded with optional cable retractors. Systems can also include FSR’s HuddleVU Air, a wireless four-input auto-switching presentation unit featuring two HDMI in, one VGA in, and one wireless input.

Eaton’s Home Automation Hub enables users to integrate devices into their smart home system and control them. Users can manage lighting, security systems, locks, garage door openers, thermostats, cameras, entertainment networks, sensors and more. Users can access the system and connected devices away from home.

DSC’s (part of Tyco Security Products) DSC Touch home-automation solution includes a 7-­in. touchscreen, Android-­based software, Alarm.com integration, and dual-path connectivity with integrated Wi-­Fi, cellular and Z-­Wave-enabled technology. The integrated panel camera takes a picture of the person who disarms the system and captures images during an alarm event. It features two-­way voice communications, one-­touch arming and disarming, a panic button, an SD card slot to add photos for the photo frame feature, and built-in help videos.