Low Voltage Solutions, Inc. is excited to announce its partnership with leading physical security solutions provider, Genetec.

Wind Creek Chicago Southland is a $529 million casino, hotel, restaurants and entertainment center spanned across 24 acres. LVS partnered with W.E. O’Neil and the leading Electrical Contractor, Sharlen Electric, on the project to bring the overall low voltage systems to the casino. Coming in as LVS’s largest project to date, we are proud of the work our team has done bringing this one home and deliver to the community.

As a continuously growing trend in the security and access control space, biometrics is among the strongest form of user credentials. Biometrics use unique biological characteristics or measurements to validate and confirm a users identity and within access control, the permissions and credentials to enter a designated space. It is a stronger, more secure version of access control than traditional keycards and pin codes, which can be stolen or shared with unauthorized users.

LVS partnered with NTT DATA’s security consultant, Active Security Consulting, Inc., on the overall installation of the data center’s access control and video surveillance solutions.

LVS is now Value-Added-Reseller (VAR) of LenelS2’s OnGuard access control security solution! After securing the brand’s NetBox solution back in October, our security division is looking forward to offering both solutions to our range of customers.

Check out our Structured Cabling, Security & Detention System installation at Crest Hill City Hall and Police Station Complex!

While intercom technology and video surveillance provide a number of benefits on their own, combining the two can help organizations be more effective in managing visitors, occupancy, and security.

While intercom technology and video surveillance provide a number of benefits on their own, combining the two can help organizations be more effective in managing visitors, occupancy, and security.

The use of biometric technology has been on the rise for quite some time. Given the state of the world in 2020, the need for physical distancing and contactless credentials has pushed rapid growth in the adoption of these devices in facilities. Let's take a look at some of the trends our industry is seeing within the biometrics market:

As we navigate reopening our facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic, Low Voltage Solutions has put together an Elevated Body Temperature (EBT) Detection solution using thermal imaging technology based on the CDC, HHS, and OSHA’s recommendations to help our customers resume operations in a safe, effective manner.