Aiphone’s AC Nio access control management software gives users a customizable dashboard for managing daily access control credentials, run reports, set schedules and program the AC series access control solution. It enables users to automate and customize access control applications.

DeWalt’s DS600 Mobilelock GPS locator with antitheft alarm provides protection for remote and mobile assets. The built-in sensors for vibration, movement, tilt, temperature, tamper and power loss can be individually configured. An unlimited number of people can receive alerts by email, text or phone call.

Hubbell’s EBS23DH-PNBE EBS series explosion-proof LED emergency battery-backup system is designed for egress or anti-panic applications. It is designed for wet and harsh locations, and the vapor capsule inhibits corrosion. The fixture has a cast copper-free aluminum housing, and fixture heads are painted with an epoxy powder coat for extra corrosion-resistance.

The Wink Look Out system combines in-app services with sensors to monitor a home’s activity. It send alerts to smartphones about doors, windows, locks and more. It includes two door and window sensors, a motion sensor and a siren and chime.

Viking Electronics’ E-1600-RDA emergency phone features a built-in dialer and voice announcer. It can be programmed from any touchtone phone. It is programmed to automatically deliver a digital announcement to identify the location of the emergency call.

Honeywell’s Pro series indoor MotionViewer motion detector can see up to 23 ft., has a 90-degree field of view and features night vision with infrared. It is pet-friendly and is not alarmed by pets up to 79 lbs. When motion is detected, users will receive an alert and can view captured video clips anytime.

Lutze’s Cablefix X entry system is designed to simplify installation without compromising ingress protection. The membrane seals are closed by default and eliminates the need to plug unused entry points. It requires only one enclosure cut-out and can be installed onto enclosures of any wall thickness with four mounting bolts.

STI’s door alarm flashes while it emits an audible sound when activated. The stop sign shape is another way it helps deter misuse. The key-operated override will silence the alarm and allow authorized exits. The self-contained alarm includes symbols and 21 labels to warn in a second language. The user can select the ear-piercing alarm volume and length.

Morse Watchman’s SmartKeys are equipped with an ID microchip and a 1/8-in. stainless steel locking ring or an 18-gauge wire steel ring. They attach to one or more keys and provide robust security and data about their usage. When inserted into a key slot in a key control cabinet, the ID microchip data is logged and the key set is marked as returned. When removed, the microchip data is retrieved and associated with the user removing the keys.

Wink’s Lookout security system includes two door/window sensors, a motion sensor, a siren/chime and the Wink Hub 2. Users get alerts when there is unexpected motion in their home and can sound the siren or contact authorities from their phone. Users can set the system to get notifications and chime when a dog walker enters and exits or when kids get home from school.

Cobalt Robotics’ human-size security robot patrols autonomously to detect anomalies and send relevant notifications. Cobalt specialists receive real-time notifications then immediately respond and manage the event, just like an on-premises guard.

Lowe’s Iris Security Pack allows users to receive alerts and monitor activity in their home. Users can schedule lights to turn, arm their systems and receive alerts on a smart phone wherever they are using the Iris app. It work with Google Assistant for voice control.

Viking's SIP PoE HD video entry phone has a 126-degree viewing angle, a built-in relay, and a lighted push button. It is multicast paging compatible and can dual-stream video. The IP-66 rated, vandal-resistant faceplate is made of stainless steel. It mounts flush to standard double-gang electrical boxes. 

Johnson Controls' DSC Iotega wireless, fully encrypted security and automation system enables users to view cameras, lock doors, turn lights on and off, adjust temperature and more. These actions can be done on demand or by set scenes and schedules, using an app.

Elika Access’ Elika 460 wireless telephone access and entry system has a solar charger and an HD camera that automatically begins recording when the intelligent proximity sensor detects motion. Using a mobile app, customers can add or delete users, set temporary codes, grant or deny access, check history logs and more.

Aiphone’s GT series multitenant, color video, door entry system supports up to 500 tenant stations, 16 entrance panels and four security guard stations. It is ADA-compliant and features 170-degree pan, tilt and zoom cameras and built-in access code keypads for keyless entry. 


With BeON Home’s smart-home protection system, modules hidden inside LED bulbs use Qualcomm’s CSR Mesh and Bluetooth low energy to learn users' lighting habits and replicate that rhythm when they are away. It also works with doorbells and alarm systems.


Honeywell’s LYNX Touch 7000 self-contained security and control system has a 7-inch, full-color touchscreen display. Users can view live video of up to four cameras on the display. It has Z-Wave automation capabilities, advanced alarm communications, garage-door notification and control, and more. It has two-way voice over GSM.