Lifeline Fire & Security is leading the way in assisting schools, colleges, factories and offices to return to work using the latest CCTV technology ‘Back to Business’ solutions.   Temperature screening CCTV is the latest technology fast emerging from the Coronavirus pandemic. Using state-of-the-art thermal image processing technology, through which, thermal cameras are placed at entrances to facilities, specifically designed to detect elevated skin surface temperatures with multi-person detection. Identifying those potentially at risk individually or across a group. Newport based, Lifeline Fire & Security is leading the way in assisting schools, colleges, factories and offices to return to work using this latest CCTV technology and ‘Back to Business’ solutions. Solutions that can be fixed, portable, wall mounted or handheld. Importantly, this latest generation of systems cannot only detect elevated temperature but also whether a face mask is present or not, ensuring compliance where required in high risk areas. The latest AI technology also works to ignore false reads such as hot drinks and changes in ambient temperature. Mark Lee, Managing Director says – “We have held back from marketing this technology for the past few weeks, as we considered it a little insensitive to promote during lockdown. However, the […]

We are currently facing never-before-seen circumstances. During times of public turmoil, it is vital that Fire & Security Systems remain in full working order to protect homes and businesses. We want to reassure you of our emergency plans, and contingencies during these uncertain times in order to maintain our high level of services to you. Given the latest current Government guidelines, we have now moved from our ‘Business as Normal’ Phase and now implemented our initial ‘Partial Lockdown’ phase. Lifeline staff have been identified as ‘Key Workers’, in supporting and protecting Island Homes and Business and we will continue to do so, albeit in slightly amended formats. We are taking these actions to be responsible and to contribute our small part in limiting the effect and spread of the Coronavirus. We must all follow the relevant advice and take care of ourselves and others. Please follow government advice, Stay At Home, Save Lives, Protect the NHS. Updated 1st April 2020, the following operations and protocols are currently in place: Monitoring and Operational Plans We are committed to keeping all Fire & Security Systems and Platforms monitored and supported by a dedicated team of professionals throughout. Your systems will remain fully operational, however […]