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Sargent & Greenleaf intros new security solutions

July 27, 2012

Sargent & Greenleaf Inc., a subsidiary of Stanley Security Solutions, has announced the release of its ATM Anywhere Remote ATM Code Generator and Trak*R Remote Asset Manager and GPS Locator with Anti-Theft Alarm. S&G unveiled its new offerings at the National Association of Federal Credit Unions (NAFCU) 45th Annual Conference and Exhibition, July 25-26, in Nashville, Tenn.

The S&G Trak*R Remote Asset Manager and GPS Locator with Anti-Theft Alarm is a completely self-contained, AC-powered unit with a 30-day backup battery. Six built-in sensors can be customized through a secure website to generate end-user alerts, either directly or through a central monitoring station. The Trak*R uses the Sprint cellular network and provides alerts via email, text message and phone call. Features include:

Audible alarm
Vibration sensor
Door contact alarm
Tamper button
Temperature sensor
GPS locator

The S&G ATM Anywhere Remote ATM Code Generator allows ATM owners and service providers instant access to ATM lock management systems, and the ability to generate codes to access ATMs. An Internet appliance facilitates the generation of ATM one-time codes either remotely or via smartphone or web-enabled device. Features include:

Self-contained appliance solution
ATM barcode scanning and ability to detect ATM ID number
Web-based administration
Customizable technician interfaces
Customizable security controls
Flexible alarming and reporting options
Full system support availability
Front-line technician, via mobile app or web/mobile web access

"With the introduction of the ATM Anywhere and Trak*R Remote Asset Manager products, we're highlighting S&G's reputation for reliable, expedient security solutions in a hypersensitive security market," said James Stewart, regional sales manager for Sargent & Greenleaf, at the NAFCU conference. "These technologies are meant to bring customers peace of mind when dealing with the security of significant financial assets."

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