Radio/TV Gotel, located in Yola, Adamawa State in North-Eastern Nigeria, envisions building a world-class media outfit offering first-class broadcasting.
Peter Madu, managing director of Acti-Tech Ltd, said: “The AC2000 SE system was the preferred choice considering the scalability of the system.
“The system’s unique integration possibilities made CEM AC2000 SE the big winner in this project.”
The Radio/TV Gotel solution is comprised of 63 doors leading to the news rooms, transmission rooms, production studios, server rooms and offices.
To secure these sensitive areas, Gotel chose the S610f fingerprint reader. The S610f fingerprint reader is a fully integrated biometric and access control reader for those areas which require an additional layer of biometric security.
The S610f reader also meets requirements for three stage identity authentication (card, PIN and biometric verification) using one device.
Video and access integration
Gotel required the AC2000 system to integrate with American Dynamics VideoEdge NVR in order to control video and access via one solution. Gotel will have a 100 camera system installed.
Gotel also chose the PoE+ DIU 230, which CEM says “is unique to the industry as it can reliably deliver up to 2 Amps to power an entire door set, including access control readers, heavy duty maglocks and associated items, all over one CAT 5/6 Ethernet cable”.
Philip Verner, sales and marketing manager at CEM Systems, said: “Gotel has incorporated CEM industry firsts such as biometrics and PoE+ to achieve a highly secure system.
“We are focused on delivering access control solutions that meet our customer requirements now and in the future, and with the station still undergoing construction and plans for future extensions, CEM Systems will continue to support Gotel with their security needs.”
