Q Technical Services (UK) Ltd

Powered Access upto 12.2 metres

admin — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 11:37:32 +0000

Q Technical Services (UK) Ltd is pleased to have added to their fleet this Nifty Lift 120T 12.2metre Battery powered trailer boom lift.

The lift has been purchased with the assistance of a three year finance deal from Tower Leasing www.towerleasing.co.uk (The leasing company that Q Technical Services recommends to its own clients to spread project costs up to a five year period).

This machine will allow Q Technical Services (UK) Ltd to quickly deploy a fully trained IPAF operative to deal with building high level emergencies/repairs, high level lighting repairs and CCTV maintenance.

The machine will also allow us to comply with working at height regulations when carrying out such maintenance and installation works which involve high level working.

The machine is designed to be use in external locations and in some industrial and selected commercial internal locations where access is available. The machine width closes to 1.5metres (Passable through a pair of double doors).

Designed specifically to give maximum performance from the most compact chassis possible, the Nifty 120T utilises its versatile telescopic boom to deliver unrivalled working outreach of 6.1metres.

Hydraulically operated outriggers make set up quick and easy and telescopic axles coupled with a compact base make this one of the most manoeuvrable 12.2m trailer mounts available.

If you require any further information or the services of speed to access and repair your high level issues do not hesitate to contact us.

Common Sense Prevails at last. Power to the People!

admin — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 15:31:13 +0000

Q Technical Services (UK) Ltd as a Mosquito installer of Telford in Shropshire is pleased to announce the following news:

Attempts by some narrow minded publicity seeking public servants to try to take away all individuals rights to peace, quiet and a harmonious existence have failed spectacularly today (9th September 2008)!

Baroness Sarah Ludford and her European colleagues Benoit Hamon and Jan Marinus Wiersma have been attempting to convince the EU Parliament to ban the use of the benign device called The Mosquito.

Today Si Morris, commercial director of CSS Ltd. the inventors of the Mosquito can officially confirm that 90.2% of MEP’s did NOT agree with a motion to ban the device.

Mr. Morris said today “Whilst CSS Ltd. agree that the only way to solve the problem of anti-social behaviour is for the government to institute serious long term social programs and to increase police visibility, we also stand by our position that in the short to medium term, The Mosquito gives a small measure of ability to a small number of people to PASSIVELY and BENIGNLY stop their lives and property being destroyed by a minority of teenagers who act in an anti-social manner”.

In response to this supportive news, CSS Ltd. are planning to launch two new versions of the hugely successful Mosquito device within the next several weeks.

These are:

Mosquito Multi-age. Over the last year there have been significant numbers of enquiries from the public sector across the world asking for a Mosquito that will annoy older people, such as those who sleep rough in public places. This new Mosquito will have two settings. One for teenagers and one for adults.

Mosquito Classic. This version of Mosquito plays selections of royalty free classical and chill-out music.

Mr. Morris went on to say that “these new models incorporate new software to ensure, as far as possible, that the devices cannot be misused and thus ensure – as per our usage guidelines – that the devices are only used when there is a problem with badly behaving teens”.

This EU position supports that of the Home Office issued earlier this year.

Mosquito

The Following has been taken DIRECTLY from the Parliament Website

24 May 2007: Column 1422W

Home Department

Antisocial Behavior: Retail Trade

Mr. McNulty [holding answer s 30 April 2007]: My right hon. Friend the Home Secretary has not held any discussions with audiologists, radiation experts, animal rights groups or trade unions in respect of the ‘Mosquito‘ device. The device is a commercially available device and is not subject to endorsement by the Home Office.

As we understand it the Health and Safety Executive has considered the literature available on the Mosquito device in order to determine whether there is any risk to health, either to hearing or other effects, which might be relevant under section 3 of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974. The Health and Safety Executive concluded that the literature available on very high frequency/ultrasound units of this type did not identify any significant and relevant health effects that may harm children/youths exposed to vhf/ultrasound in the long-term.

The Health and Safety Executive also considered that in terms of noise exposure in the context of the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005, and therefore possible implications for persons working in proximity to these units, at the stated output level (for the Mosquitosubjective effects if the duration of exposure is prolonged, there would appear to be little likelihood of persons exposed to vhf/ultrasound from this device suffering long-term ill health. unit) of an A-weighted sound pressure level of 76 dB, for the likely daily duration of exposure, there was not likely to be any risk of an exposed person suffering hearing damage. They concluded that based on the information and evidence available, and while there is the possibility of some short-term

Paxton Access Net 2 & Dedicated Micros CCTV integration

admin — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 10:46:17 +0000

Paxton Net2 and Dedicated Micros

The integration of Paxton Access best selling access control and Dedicated Micros CCTV

Perfectly Integrated Security

The Integration of Dedicated Micros’ (DM) NetVu Connected, Digital Video Recorders (DVR’s) with Net2 access control is great news for Q Technical Services (UK) customers. While Net2 logs each access event, all associated CCTV images are saved to a DVR.

Events with supporting video footage have a camera icon next to them. If a person wants to watch the footage all they have to do is click on the icon. This brings up a separate window with the CCTV footage. Video footage of an authorised event is displayed with the user’s photo next to it.

Integration removes the need to run two separate software packages.

Without it an administrator would firstly need to find the event in Net2, and then use the event information (door, date and time) to locate the images saved in the DVR; a time consuming and laborious exercise.

With integration the process is hassle free; images are viewed instantly!

The combination of Net2 and Dedicated Micros’ DVR’s means we can confidently offer our customers a combined answer to both their access control and CCTV needs.

The integration of the two pieces of software work seamlessly. Our customers benefit from access control and CCTV, but with only one piece of software to monitor.

Q Technical Services (UK) Ltd becomes partner for Y Cam

admin — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 14:11:57 +0000

The Y Cam is a wireless internet video camera (also called IP or Network camera)

which can send high quality video and sound via the internet.

Unlike a web cam it has its own built in computer so it doesn’t need to be

connected to a PC to function and does not need any special software to

view live video.

The technology within the Y Cam enables it to detect motion and automatically

send an e mail alert to the owner notifying them that motion has been detected,

with an attached image of the scene.

RRP £127.65p + vat

RRP £102.12p + vat

To review how Y cam works and connects please feel free to click the link below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieyictljBvk

Infrared Night Vision

The Y-cam Black utilises 30 infrared LEDs to provide high levels of “invisible” light in dark environments. The intelligent photosensitive components can automatically turn on the LEDs in low light conditions or the user can select “moonlight view” which superimposes frames together to increase brightness (frame integration).

Quick and simple setup

Due to the unique way the Y-cam has been designed, you no longer have to be “tech-savvy” to install and use IP Video Cameras. The user-friendly installation procedure and intuitive web-based interface allows you to easily connect to your camera whenever and from wherever you wish.

High quality video with sound

The Y-cam produces video at a maximum frame rate of 30fps displayed at up to 640×480 resolution, therefore allowing clear and smooth images to be viewed. The frame rate automatically adjusts to the available bandwidth.

Motion detection alerts via email

The Y-cam comes with useful alarm tools that will keep you notified if any motion is detected. It has built-in functions that can generate alarm triggers via email and by uploading images straight to a website. Unlike conventional activity detection, the Y-cam uses vector information to detect motion, therefore achieving better reliability against false alarms.

Monitor and record live video and audio from anywhere

You can view live video with sound from virtually anywhere in the world as long as you have a computer running Internet Explorer and an internet connection. With the simple push of a button, you can take snapshots and record video directly onto your computer’s hard drive.

MPEG-4 compression for reduced bandwidth and storage

Unlike many cheaper models in the market, the Y-cam utilises the MPEG-4 compression format. This is a valuable chipset that achieves high compression ratios, allowing smooth moving images to be streamed over lower bandwidth connections.

Multi-client access and password protection

The Y-cam supports up to 16 simultaneous remote users. This allows easy and efficient video conferencing with minimum setup.Password protection also ensures no one able to access the cameras without authorisation.

Secured wireless connectivity

The Y-cam can connect directly to a network or the Internet, either over Wireless (802.11b/g) networking, or over 10/100 with the supplied network cable. The Y-cam utilises encryption methods such as WEP, and even the more powerful WPA and WPA2, so you can be sure your camera will only be accessed by authorised users.

Compact design

The Y-cam Black can be wall-mounted, ceiling-mounted or placed on a flat surface using the supplied camera stand.

Y-Cam Benefits

Personal benefits – Peace of mind, even in zero-light environments.

Keep an eye on your home, holiday property, cars, boats or virtually anything else while you are away or at work.
Baby monitoring: see and hear what your baby is doing at any time if the day or night.
Broadcast special events to invited friends and family across the world
Check on your pets to see if they are behaving!
Check on ill or elderly loved ones

Business benefits – Improve productivity

Monitor business premises, production lines, construction sites, convenience stores, etc.
Let customers view your facilities the best way possible, by seeing for themselves. Set up cameras at leisure grounds, holiday sites, nurseries, ski resorts, hotels etc.
Look out for trends in consumer shopping patterns
Simple multiple client video conferencing

The only limitation is your imagination

Quick and simple setup

High quality video with sound

Motion detection alerts via email

Monitor and record live video and audio from anywhere

MPEG-4 compression for reduced bandwidth and storage

Multi-client access and password protection

The Y-cam supports up to 16 simultaneous remote users. This allows easy and efficient video conferencing with minimum setup.Password protection also ensures no one is able to access the cameras without authorisation.

Secured wireless connectivity

Colour low-light view

The camera’s brightness settings are automatically adjusted when the room light is dimmed, so you are still able to view video in low light conditions. Furthermore the Y-cam will superimpose up to 4 images (frame integration) in 1 frame to increase the brightness of the image.

Compact design

The compact design and neutral colour ensure the Y-cam White blends in seamlessly to its surrounding environment. The Y-cam can be wall-mounted, ceiling-mounted or placed on a flat surface using the supplied camera stand.

Y-Cam Benefits

Personal benefits – peace of mind

Keep an eye on your home, holiday property, cars, boats or virtually anything else while you are away or at work.
Broadcast special events to invited friends and family across the world
Baby monitoring: see and hear what your baby is doing.
Check on your pets to see if they are behaving!
Check on ill or elderly loved ones

Business benefits- improve productivity

Monitor business premises, production lines, construction sites, convenience stores, etc.
Let customers view your facilities the best way possible, by seeing for themselves. Set up cameras at leisure grounds, holiday sites, nurseries, ski resorts, hotels etc
Look out for trends in consumer shopping patterns
Simple multiple client video conferencing

The only limitation is your imagination!

Energy Saving Reader from Paxton Access & Q Technical Services

admin — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 09:41:55 +0000

The Energy Saving Reader

Save your clients money on energy bills – Start offering energy savings – Switch off with the Energy saving reader

Offering Energy saving ways is a great way to differentiate us from our competitors

EXIT

Leaving on electrical appliances like lights and air conditioning wastes money and harms the environment.

Install Energy saving readers on your premises and this will help you or they make savings.

Compatible with Switch2 and Net2, the energy saving reader’s cover is designed to retain a user’s card.

When a card is placed in the reader, its presence toggles a relay that allows connected equipment to be switched on.

When removed, the relay toggles back and turns the equipment off.*

Lights and air conditioning etc. are guaranteed to switch off after use as users have to remove their proximity cards for normal access around a site.

The Energy saving reader can be used to turn on tennis court lights. When players remove their membership proximity cards these lights will turn off automatically.

The Energy saving reader can be used to control showers. This will help to prevent the waste of water and the energy used to heat it.

The Energy saving reader can be fitted to vehicles and hazardous machinery so only trained operators

with authorised proximity cards can use them.

The possibilities are endless!

Easyprox from Paxton Access and Q Technical Services

admin — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 09:24:28 +0000

Easyprox Compact – A complete access control system in a door handle

No mains power, no separate reader, no locking hardware required

Battery powered, 5 year life under normal conditions

Innovative low power technology to allow 30,000 operations

The same easy to manage token packs as our standalone range

Easyprox compact is an all-in-one battery powered lock and access control system that’s ideal for internal doors. Installing the system is simple because it’s not wired into a mains power source.

This lowers installation costs and increases the number of doors that can be fitted in a day!

The battery life of Easyprox compact is huge; 5 years based on 30,000 operations.

This is due to the system’s energy saving PIR detector; batteries are only engaged when vertical movements are sensed. The system has a low battery warning. In the event that the batteries should run flat, power can be supplied through the external battery contacts.

Each unit is fitted with a tubular mortice latch and is surface mounted.

This removes the need for specialist tools and reduces installation time.

The lock mechanism is fitted with an anti-shim plunger to prevent entry using credit cards.

Easyprox compact uses standalone tokens that are compatible with Paxton Access’ other systems.

Introducing it to new and existing access controlled sites is therefore a convenient and economical solution.

The list of applications for Easyprox compact is endless: office, industrial units, halls of residence, store rooms, classrooms, dormitories, sports clubs, residential care homes, hospitals and more.

Long Range Reader from Paxton Access and Q Technical Services

admin — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 09:00:33 +0000

The Long Range Reader

Does the scene below look familiar?

The Long range reader has been designed specifically for use at car park access points. It’s amazing read range of up to 5 metres means that a hands free token can be read from within a vehicle; a convenient feature especially at busy periods of the day.

Housed in a robust casing with an integrated hands free interface the reader’s back plate and innovative

design makes it quite easy to install. The Long range reader’s impressive range negates the need to dig trenches in order to lay ground loops. Consequently installation time, on-site disturbance and labour costs are all greatly reduced; giving you a cost saving situation.

Whereas other systems require a dedicated reader for cars and another for lorries, the Long range reader will accommodate vehicles of different sizes. This means that only a single reader need be installed at each car park barrier; a further cost saving situation.

The Long range reader also works as a close proximity reader so that users without hands free tokens can use it. Code Description Retail Price

The reader can also be used in factories and warehouses to streamline the movement of stock.

When used with automatic door openers staff operating forklift and pallet trucks no longer need to present their tokens at access points.

Although conceived for perimeter access points the reader’s long read range makes it a practical solution for many other applications.

The reader can help all sites conform to strict DDA regulations by removing the need for users to physically

present tokens.

While passive the reader’s central light is red. When a valid token is detected the light fl ashes green and the associated barriers open. If a user’s token is not valid the light flashes red and the barrier/door remain closed.

Job Vacancy for an Electrical Engineer/Technician

admin — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 08:13:10 +0000

Q TECHNICAL SERVICES (UK) LTD requires an electrical maintenance/installation technician to assist in our expanding nationwide contracts division.

A broad knowledge of installation and maintenance of fire alarms, emergency lighting, CCTV and door and site access control equipment is a requirement of this position.

The applicant must be self motivated and have a working knowledge of the 17^th Edition wiring regulations, with the applicant holding BS7671 certification.

Knowledge of NICEIC testing and inspection requirements and certification is necessary.

Salary is subject to qualifications and technical knowledge.

Company vehicle and clothing provided to the successful applicant.

In the first instance please write to Mr. Andrew Jennings, Managing Director, Q Technical Services (UK) Ltd, Unit 8 Horton Court, Hortonwood 50, Telford, Shropshire, TF1 7GY or email your CV to andy@qgroup.uk.com along with your current CV, pay structure and any relevant certification.

All the best.

New Vehicles brought into company fleet

admin — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 07:48:34 +0000

With the help of Furrows of Telford and a four year deal Q Technical Services (UK) Ltd have recently replaced four of its older Connect Van units for new Transit Vehicles.

The vans have all been professionally sign written by The Sign Shop of Wellington and our NICEIC and Safe Contractor logos have been added to finish the vans to a stunning external visual display which existing customers and new should not miss going up and down the country .

With the help of Global Storage the vehicles have been racked out to provide our engineers with excellent storage and the facility to keep all necessary equipment always at hand and location.

Fire Alarm Maintenance and Servicing Times

admin — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 14:45:27 +0000

Fire alarm systems and their associated components, such as automated release doors have to be inspected, tested and certified every six months since the introduction of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order.

Now with the introduction of the new British Standards applicable to automatically released fire doors . BS 7273-4:2007 these doors now need to be activated on a weekly basis to ensure they are operating correctly and this should form part of the current weekly alarm testing regime.

All doors must be observed to have operated correctly and this information should be recorded.

Business owners and property managers should be aware that this change should be implemented at their premises immediately and the necessary testing and inspection schedules increased to comply with the guidance given in the new British Standard.

The changes in the inspection schedules was brought about by the number of reported failures of fire doors not closing during emergency and fire situations increasing in recent years. The enforcing authorities and advisory bodies have taken the view that increasing the rate of inspections would better protect employees and other relevant persons from the risk presented. In short, employers and property managers are now duty bound to ensure those provisions for the detection of fire and for its compartmentalisation within their premises are subject to a more rigorous inspection and maintenance regime, which should be enacted on and also certified every six months by a competent company.

To ensure that your systems are maintain to BS 5839 and 7273 please do not hesitate to contact us where we will be able to advise you and provide you with a service maintenance contract to your sites requirements. .