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Study on sensors used in security and alarm systems for buildings

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2015
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Karaliūnas, Bronius
Lukošienė, Dalia
Kozlovski, Vitalij
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Abstract
Recently, a significant increase in demand for high-end offices, public and administrative buildings with the installed reliable security, alarm and automatic fire tracking systems as well as requirements for possessing operating comfortable microclimate support systems have been registered in Lithuania. The failures of such systems and false alarms tend to be rather common due to the deleterious effects of electromagnetic disturbances. Therefore, the work analyzes the reasons and causes for the disorders of the previously mentioned systems and presents the findings of the experimental study on sensors.
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2015
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https://etalpykla.vilniustech.lt/handle/123456789/151475
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