Security for complex sites.
Every gate, line and restricted area in one console: environmental sensors beside the cameras, scene checks for spills and blocked exits, inputs that lock doors on their own, and patrols that keep watch overnight. Vallaris installs it, and cameras where you need them.
- Perimeter fences and gates
- Production and restricted areas
- Storage and yards
- Emergency exits
Why a plant is hard to watch.
Safety and security, both
A plant has to watch for intruders and for a spill or a blocked exit, often with the same few people.
Contractors coming and going
Contractors need access for a few days or weeks, and nobody remembers to take it away afterwards.
Conditions you cannot see
Heat, humidity or poor air in a room can do damage long before a camera would show anything.
A day at a plant with Vallaris.
- 6:00 AM
Shift starts at the gate
Staff badge in. Contractors’ cards work only between the dates they were given.
- 10:30 AM
The electrical room runs hot
The room’s sensor passes the temperature you set and raises an alarm for maintenance.
- 3:12 PM
A spill beside the press
A scene check looks at the press area every ten minutes and finds oil spreading across the floor.
- 11:50 PM
The yard gate opens after hours
The gate’s contact switches an input on the door controller: the inner doors lock, the yard lights come on and an alarm is raised.
- 2:30 AM
Round 2 of 3: all clear
Circitor checks the perimeter, the gates and the yards, with a picture from each checkpoint.
- 6:00 AM
The morning report
The night’s rounds, alarms and what was done, ready for the plant manager at shift change.
- Spill or hazard on the floorScene check · Press line 2
- IQDark liquid spread across the floor beside the hydraulic press and onto the walkway.
Dark liquid spread across the floor beside the hydraulic press and onto the walkway at 3:12 PM.
I think this is real: the floor beside the press is covered in liquid, a slipping hazard on the walkway.
- 3:12 pmKept a still.
- 3:12 pmPushed to Jamie Cruz.
- 3:14 pmJamie Cruz acknowledged it.
- Acknowledge
- Look live
- Speak
- Dispatch
- Resolve
What Vallaris does at a plant.
Sensors beside the cameras
Axis sensors report temperature, humidity and air quality, with alarms when a reading crosses your line.
Scene checks
A camera looks at a spot on a schedule and answers a question: is the exit blocked, is there a spill.
Inputs that act
A contact or button on an Axis controller can lock doors, switch an output and raise an alarm.
Contractor access with an end date
Cards that work only on the doors and dates you set, and stop on their own.
Perimeter patrols
Circitor checks fences, gates and yards on a schedule, with a picture from each.
Read more →One console for every plant
Every site, door and sensor in one place, with access by site.
What plants 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.
Can it watch for safety problems, not just intruders?
Yes. Scene checks look for things like spills and blocked exits on a schedule, and sensors watch temperature, humidity and air quality.
Can contractors’ access end by itself?
Yes. With Axis or Genea access control (more manufacturers are coming), each card has valid dates and stops working on the doors after the last one.
Can an alarm input lock the doors?
Yes. An input on an Axis door controller or I/O module can lock doors, switch an output and raise an alarm. Inputs on Genea and other manufacturers’ panels are coming.
Does IT 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.