SystemHouse Solutions' security system Integra and the graphical presentation interface Artifex will be installed at Kriminalvården's custody centres in Helsingborg, Gothenburg, and Sollentuna. 

The installation includes a total of 765 custody cells and means that SystemHouse Solutions strengthens its position as one of the major security producers in the Nordics.

Interface Artifex

The existing technical security facilities in the custody centres will be updated for new functionality, and a new platform for CCTV will be implemented. 

In addition, the SystemHouse Solutions presentation interface Artifex will be installed and replace the previous user interface. 

Unified common web interface

Through Artifex, the custody centres get a unified common web interface for access control, burglary/breakout alarms, fixed assault alarms, wireless portable assault alarms, door and cell telephony, fire alarms, and CCTV. 

All maneuvering and control of the various integrated systems will occur in the same interface. "We are very proud of Kriminalvården's trust in continuing to develop its facilities with Integra and Artifex, and we look forward to another fruitful collaboration," says Jonas Ahlgren, sales manager at SystemHouse Solutions.

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