Bits Pilani Solar Power Fencing by Blaze Automation

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www.blazeautomation.com
Security And Surveillance Requirements of BITS
Pilani Hyderabad Campus
Sridhar Ponugupati Chief Executive Officer Blaze
Automation
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• Presentation Outline
• Back Ground / Introduction
• Areas of mutual interest
• a. Perimeter Solar Fencing (Basic, Mid
  Range, High security )
• b. IP CCTV Surveillance system
• c. RFID based Access Control system for
  student monitoring
• d. Central Monitoring Station Equipment
• System Architecture , Specifications and Budget
• Detailed Quotations (will be submitted after
  this meeting)
• Conclusion

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Fences are first line of defence mechanisms
Why Solar Fencing ?

• Crime and disruption protection through
  deterrence.
• Reduction of damages through the use of delaying
  mechanisms such as fences.

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Perimeter Solar Fencing -- Attributes

• Safety
• Durable
• Convenience to operate
• Weather resistant
• Durable
• Low maintenance
• Spot Alarming
• Multi Sector Monitoring
• Open ended for Expansion
• Flood Lighting control
• Intrusion Detection and Alerting
• through PC application Software.

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Solar power fencing -- Principle of Operation

•   An electric fence is a barrier that
  uses electric shocks to deter animals or people
  from crossing a boundary. The voltage of the
  shock may have effects ranging from uncomfortable
  to painful but not lethal. The charge of pulse
  0.3 milli sec is sent through the fence in 1- to
  2-second intervals and gets energized to 4000 to
  9000 volts.

Advantages of Solar Power Fencing

• Advanced Perimeter protection device
• Non-lethal system
• Does not require any approval from any
  Government Department.
• System meets ISI and IEC standards of safety.
• Creates a Psychological fear in the mind of
  intruder.
• System shall not only detect but also deny the
  intrusion.

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Categories of Solar Power Fencing systems

• Basic Security Power Fencing
• Mid range Security Fencing with CMS facility and
  Flood Light Control
• Advanced Perimeter Security System with CCTV
  integration

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Basic Security Power Fencing
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Components of a Solar Power Fencing System ---
Basic Version
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Main Components of Solar Fencing System - contd

• Fence Energizer
• Fence Voltage Alarm
• LMLA Battery
• Solar Module
• External Alarm
• Fence accessories
• Earthing mechanism
• Monitoring and Reporting Unit

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Limitation of this model

• No source Detection
• No Flood Light Control
• Requires Lot of manual Intervention
• User need to monitor the health on daily basis
• No much intelligence is incorporated

Conclusion

• Easy to install
• Absolutely low cost
• Provides same level of security when compared to
  other models
• Requires lot of Manual intervention every day

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Mid range Security Fencing with CMS facility and
Flood Light Control
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Mid Range System Features

• Includes all basic Solar Fencing system
  Attributes
• User can control the operation of the entire
  system from the central unit through CMS software
• Identification of the alarm Zone is possible in
  this.
• Provides the real time health status of the
  Fence
• Flood Light Control through CMS software
• Provides Reports of Communication and intrusion

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Perimeter Length 6.0 KM (Approximately) Difficul
ties in operating Perimeter
Equipment Fencing, Lighting
etc What if a security alarm is Triggered ?
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Zone 12
Zone 3
Zone 11
Zones Identified by BLAZE
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Zone 2
Zone 4
Zone 1
Zone 10
Zone 5
Zone 9
Zone 6
Zone 7
Zone 8
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Central Monitoring Unit Features

• It provides a digital control over the System.
• The zone of intrusion will be indicated on the
  LCD screen.
• Speech dialer and SMS messenger is incorporated
  in the system and shall call the stored number
  automatically, upon intrusion.
• Access to the System shall be through Password
  only.
• The System parameters (Fence Voltage, Battery
  status, Communication status, Alarm status etc..)
  can be monitored and changed with the help of a
  communication Link with the Monitoring Node kept
  at each Energizer by Authorized Administrator

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Central Monitoring Unit Operation Diagram
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Real Time Communication Status of CMS GUI
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Real Time Intrusion Detection System
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Conclusion

• Easy to install
• Absolutely low cost
• Provides same level of security when compared to
  other models
• Requires very less manual intervention
• Provides efficient Flood Light controlling based
  on intrusion. Manual control is also possible.
• User can monitor the Health of the Fence in Real
  Time.
• User can Control the ON and OFF of the System in
  Real Time through CMS software.

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Advanced Perimeter Security System with CCTV
integration
Wireless IP Surveillance Solution
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Advanced System Specifications

• Includes all basic Solar Fencing system
  Attributes
• User can control the operation of the entire
  system from the central unit through CMS software
• Identification of the alarm Zone is possible in
  this.
• Provides the real time health status of the
  Fence
• Flood Light Control through CMS software
• Provides Reports of Communication and intrusion
• PTZ enabled CCTV camera can help in monitoring
  the intrusion areas in less than 5 sec.
• Ethernet equipment at each Node can help for
  further extension of the system.

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• Typical Equipment at Each Zone
• PTZ high Resolution camera
• Solar Fencing Equipment
• CMS software

• When Alarm Triggers
• Central unit will get intimation about the
  Intrusion zone and the same will be indicated in
  the MIMIC Panel
• PTZ cameras will be directed towards the Zone
  and user can zoom into the source of intrusion
  with high end optical Zoom cameras.

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Zone 12
Zone 3
Zone 11
12 Zones Identified by BLAZE with CCTV
integration
Zone 2
Zone 4
Zone 1
Zone 10
Zone 5
Zone 9
Zone 6
Zone 7
Zone 8
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Budget Requirements for Solar Power Fencing system

• Basic System
• Per KM 5.20 Lakh
• Total Cost 33 36 Lakh including
  installation
• Mid Range System with CMS and Lighting control
• Per Zone 4.9 Lakh approx
• Total Cost 58.8 62 Lakh with installation
• Advanced system with CCTV surveillance
• Per Zone 11.2 Lakh approx
• Total Cost 134 140 Lakh with installation

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Safety requirements of Solar Power Fencing System

• Fence lines should not lie within 2 m of
  telephone lines or within 15 m of power cables.
• Fence earthing systems should be positioned at
  least 10 m away from any electricity supply earth
  pit.
• Where the general public has access to the fenced
  area, warning notices should be attached to the
  fence at intervals no greater than 100 m.
• If a fence is in the vicinity of over head power
  lines, no fence wire should be higher than 6'6"
  above the ground.
• An electric fence ground system should not be
  connected to any plumbing system, including
  disused water pipes or old bore casings, nor
  should it be connected to any other grounding
  device.
• Each energizer should be connected to its own
  ground system and this should not be connected to
  any other ground system.

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IP Video Surveillance for Campus activity
monitoring
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Traditional DVR System
Coax
Cat 5e
Network Switch
Cat 5e
DVR
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IP Video System
Analog Cameras
IP Cameras
Coax
Encoder
Network Switch
Cat 5e
Cat 5e
Storage
Client Workstation
NVR
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IP Cameras

• Connect directly to Ethernet network
• Wide variety of models available for all
  applications

Fixed
Mini-Dome
Pan/Tilt/Zoom
Bullet
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• Most cameras have high resolution available
• 640 X 480 (4 CIF)
• 720 X 480 (D1 )
• MegaPixel IP Cameras are available
• Up to 5 MegaPixels

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IP cameras with megapixel resolution allow for
highly effective digital zoom capability and
virtual pan and tilt functionality
640 X 480 Image
1900 X 1200 Image
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• Power Over Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af)

• Less cabling
• Can be added using injectors (mid-spans)
• Use existing IP switches

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• Various video compression methods are available
• Motion JPEG
• MPEG4
• H.264
• Wavelet
• Most cameras only have one or two types of
  compression available

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• The camera can be used as connection device for
  other types of data
• Alarm Inputs
• Alarm Outputs
• Audio (Bi-Directional)
• RS-232

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• Many models have card slots available for
  wireless Ethernet adaptors or local storage
• Many options are available for wireless
  connection to cameras

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• Most models have built-in motion detection
• Some have built-in video analytics
• Intelligent motion detection
• Abandoned object

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NVR

• Software Solution
• Installed on a non-proprietary server
• Advantages
• Customers can source their own servers,
  workstations, and storage devices
• Can be less expensive in cases where there are a
  large number of cameras being recorded at a low
  frame rate
• Virtually all IP cameras are supported
• Virtual matrix switch software is available

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• Disadvantages of software NVR
• Can be more difficult to install and service
• Higher total cost in most cases
• Limited integration with access control
• Customers can buy their own servers and storage

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• NVR on proprietary hardware
• Software is pre-installed on hardware provided by
  the CCTV manufacturer
• Internal or external storage is also usually
  provided by the CCTV manufacturer
• Advantages
• Easy to design the system
• Easy to install and service
• Many of these types of NVRs can be integrated
  with access control systems
• User interface may be similar or identical to
  DVRs
• Well developed suite of features inherited from
  DVR technology

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• Disadvantages of proprietary NVR
• Usually support a very limited variety of cameras
• Customers that desire IP surveillance systems may
  not want to be locked into proprietary server and
  storage hardware

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Large facilities or campus environments

• Server pulls video over network backbone
• Long distance home-run cabling is not required.

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Cameras are widely distributed

• Locations are connected via a WAN
• Recording is done at a central location

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More Applications

• Customer needs high resolution images
• Most surveillance grade IP cameras can provide
  higher resolution images than DVR
• MegaPixel cameras can provide very high quality
  images
• Remember that they will require at least 20 times
  more storage space than a standard camera
• Customers with the future in mind
• Customers with a strong IT department

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Budget for CCTV surveillance along with Recording
hardware Excluding network infrastructure
Fixed 29.5K 13.0 Lakh
Mini-Dome 94.5K 36 42 Lakh
Pan/Tilt/Zoom 143.0K 55 60 Lakh
Bullet 23.0K 11.0 Lakh
For 32 Cameras
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Long Range RFID access control system for Student
activity tracking at the main gate

• System Requirements
• Long Range RFID readers 2 in number
• RFID tags As per the requirement
• Application software Customized as per
  the requirements
• Budget requirements
• Long Range Reader 65.0 K 2 130.0 K
• Cards 50 60 rupee per tag
• Software cost around 100.0 K Estimated
  total cost for 1000 students 3.0 Lakh rupee

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Central Monitoring Station Equipment

• For Solar Power Fencing Monitoring and
  Commanding Control of the same.
• For Perimeter Lighting control and Perimeter
  camera monitoring
• For CCTV surveillance of the campus
• For Student activity monitoring
• Estimate of the Budget can be prepared if the
  above three system configurations are finalized.

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Thank youceo_at_blazeautomation.com Tel 91 40
6457 2220