The system of electronic lock cylinders and programmable smart keys from CyberLock Inc. are designed to provide user access only to specific locks. Programmed appropriately based on time, date and authority level, keys can be deactivated if lost or stolen, reducing the risk of unauthorized access, according to the company. Additionally, the locking system can record and report various activities and/or incidents, including who opened the lock.
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Precast Concrete Buildings from Easi-Set are ideal solutions for school property needs. Applications include, but aren’t limited to: classrooms, storage, restrooms, and concessions. Many sizes are available pre-assembled and outfitted. The systems can also be customized for very specific situations, while installation only takes a few hours with minimal site preparation, according to the company. Pre-engineered, low maintenance, and heavy-duty, they provide outlasting temporary trailers or metal storage sheds.
The Loudmouth wireless PA system from Ritron Inc., allows school and university staff to use an existing portable two-way radio, base station or mobile radio to deliver voice messages at a distance of up to 2 miles away. Ideal for varied situations like weather emergencies and security announcements, the system requires no trenching and no extensive wiring for easy installation, according to the company. Loudmouth consists of a one-channel radio receiver, flex antenna, rechargeable emergency back-up battery, an 110VAC power supply and a separate PA horn/speaker that attaches to the receiver.
MBCI’s Eco-ficient insulated metal panels are available in 11 different wall profiles, which includes five hidden fastener panels: Grand, Summit, Royal, Classic and Vintage. Available in various widths and thickness, these profiles attach to buildings with concealed clips designed to eliminate thermal short circuits in the wall system. They also use a double tongue-and-groove interlock to eliminate thermal breaks and provide resistance to moisture, according to the company.
Epson introduces its BrightLink 436Wi integrated, portable projector as its latest addition to the BrightLink product series. It’s the company’s first interactive, short-throw projector that can be moved from room to room. Allowing teachers to freely connect to existing multimedia devices like PC’s, tablets, cameras, and Blu-ray players, the system can project onto any whiteboard, wall or other smooth, light-colored, hard surface. The BrightLink 436Wi can be wall-mounted or easily set up on tabletops.
Learn2 seating from KI is fully designed to adapt to student preferences. Its non-handed and adjustable work surface provides customized comfort for users, according to the company. The mobile seat comes in two different styles: Intellect Wave and Strive, which includes a cantilevered arm option. Available in all-poly or with-poly backs and upholstered seats, the unit includes surfaces that come in black, flannel, or warm grey plastic with various laminate options. The system is offered with or without an accessory rack and cup holder. Users can also choose from casters or bell-shaped glides.
The VS Puzzle Table is a workspace solution that encourages teamwork and collaborative learning. The amoeba-shaped tables can be configured in several ways to create larger workspaces and/or be used as separate workspaces. The tables are available in heights suitable for K-12 students as well as standard adult heights, which features an under the counter storage shelf.
Sloan Bio-Deck Sinks are built sustainable from bio-based materials, yet are tough enough to withstand high-use/high-abuse restrooms. The sinks also coordinate with Sloan water-efficient, sensor-activated faucets using as little as 0.5 gallons per minute for more water savings, according to the company. The one-piece molded surface is paired with a choice of one or two under mount porcelain bowls. Part of the SloanStone line, the systems feature a rugged, vandal-resistant, solid-surface design, available in numerous finish options and configurations.
The LightFlex™ system from Sunoptics is a high-performance prismatic daylighting solution for suspended-ceiling applications. It provides optimal use of daylight, delivering glare-free lighting while minimizing energy usage from electric lighting.
The CyberLock system of electronic lock cylinders and programmable smart keys are designed to provide user access only to specific locks. Programmed appropriately based on time, date and authority level, keys can be deactivated if lost or stolen, reducing the risk of unauthorized access, according to the company. Additionally, the locking system can record and report various activities and/or incidents, including who opened the lock.
