Safer schools and campuses.
Every building on campus in one console: doors that follow the school day, a lockdown you can start from a phone, environmental sensors where cameras never go, and patrols that keep watch overnight. Vallaris installs it, and cameras where you need them.
- Entrances and drop-off
- Hallways and stairwells
- Gyms, fields and parking
- Restrooms, with air sensors only
Why a campus is hard to watch.
Many doors, few people
A campus has dozens of doors and a handful of staff to watch them. A propped door or someone on the grounds after hours is easy to miss.
Seconds count in a lockdown
Locking down means every door at once, from wherever you are standing, and knowing which doors actually locked.
Places a camera cannot go
Restrooms and locker rooms still need watching for vaping and smoke, without a picture ever being taken.
A day at a school with Vallaris.
- 7:30 AM
Doors open for arrival
The front entrance and bus loop doors unlock on the school’s hours. Side doors stay locked, and a holiday keeps them all shut.
- 10:12 AM
Vaping in the east wing restroom
The air sensor reports vaping. The assistant principal gets an alert with the restroom and the time; no camera is involved.
- 3:45 PM
The building locks itself
After dismissal the doors lock on schedule. Any door left propped open raises an alarm with the camera that watches it.
- 11:42 PM
Someone at the gym doors
SentryIQ looks at the picture first and lets it through: one person pulling on a locked door. The operator speaks through the speaker and the person walks away.
- 2:10 AM
Round 3 of 4: all clear
Circitor checks every entrance, hallway and the parking lot, and keeps a picture from each checkpoint.
- 7:00 AM
The morning report
The night’s rounds, alarms and what was done, ready for the principal before the first bus arrives.
- Person detectedGym east doors · after hours
- IQA person in a dark hooded jacket pulled on the gym’s east doors at 11:42 PM.
A person in a dark hooded jacket pulled on the gym’s east doors at 11:42 PM.
I think this is real: the school is closed and someone alone is trying a locked door.
- 11:42 pmKept a still.
- 11:42 pmPushed to Dana Ortiz.
- 11:43 pmDana Ortiz acknowledged it.
- 11:43 pmKept the clip.
- 11:44 pmDana Ortiz noted: Played the after-hours warning; the person walked toward the parking lot.
- Acknowledge
- Look live
- Speak
- Dispatch
- Resolve
What Vallaris does at a school.
Lockdown in one press
Lock every door from the console or the phone app, see each door’s state on the floor plan, and release them all when it is over.
Vaping and air quality
Axis air sensors report vaping and air quality where cameras never go, and raise an alarm when a reading crosses the line you set.
Doors on the school calendar
Business hours, holidays and events decide which doors open when, written to Axis door controllers.
Overnight patrols
Circitor walks the campus on a schedule and keeps a picture from every checkpoint.
Read more →Talk-down after hours
Speak through a camera or a network speaker, or play a recorded warning with a strobe.
Each school sees its own
Give each school’s staff its own buildings and cameras, and keep the district view for the office.
What schools ask us.
Do we need new cameras?
No. Vallaris works with the Axis, Avigilon and other ONVIF cameras you already have. Where there are gaps, we install Axis cameras.
Do you put cameras in restrooms?
No. Air sensors report vaping and air quality there, and they take no pictures.
Can we start a lockdown from a phone?
Yes. With Axis or Genea access control (more manufacturers are coming), the console and the phone app lock every door at once and show which doors locked.
Can each school see only its own buildings?
Yes. Access is set per person and per site, so a school’s staff see their own buildings and the district office sees them all.
Does the IT team have to open the firewall?
No. The SmartHub at each site only connects out, so no ports are opened and no firewall rules change.
Every kind of site, one console.
See it on one of your sites.
Bring one building. We will show you the alarm, the patrol and the record it leaves.