The Aviva Stadium was completed in May 2010, costing a total of $533 million. The new stadium has a seated capacity of 50,000. Aviva Stadium’s integrated security solution includes: fire detection, video surveillance (more than 190 cameras), access control, intruder alarms, fire suppression and disabled toilet alarms. CEM approved reseller ADT Dublin selected CEM’s access control system to secure the Aviva Stadium.
The Aviva Stadium was completed in May 2010, costing a total of $533 million. The new stadium has a seated capacity of 50,000. Aviva Stadium's integrated security solution includes: fire detection, video surveillance (more than 190 cameras), access control, intruder alarms, fire suppression and disabled toilet alarms. CEM approved reseller ADT Dublin selected CEM's access control system to secure the Aviva Stadium.
Aviva Stadium took full advantage of the access control security system's ID badging and alarm event display capabilities. A visual imaging and pass production system provides security personnel with a range of video imaging facilities for capturing personnel details, including images, company logos and personnel signatures and incorporates these onto professionally designed ID passes. The system transmits real-time information on all alarms and events that occur. The easy-to-use interface allows administrators to process alarms and integrated CCTV efficiently.
The Aviva Stadium required a solution which would minimize the amount of cabling required and take advantage of the IT network planned for the site. Using intelligent door controllers and CEM's access control system, it was able to meet this requirement. More than 70 IP controllers were installed throughout Aviva stadium. A low cost, two-door controller, designed to interface with third party applications, reads heads. This intelligent hardware is easy to install, uses the Ethernet network and gives full offline validation and decision making capability at the point of entry when host communication is not available.