The system was completely assembled and tested in our shop, even though it is less than 10 miles from the casino and point of installation. Once we were satisfied with the system, the owner came in.  He approved and photographed the racking, wiring assembly and harnesses.  The system was then broken down, the harnesses were carefully marked and numbered and documented to CAD drawings, the system was packed into a trailer and moved over the course of two days to the owner’s casino.

The system was then reinstalled, as you can see from the pictures. The cameras had already been laid down onto the power supplies and hence the room was now ready to be trimmed out with only the connection from the field devices into the in-rack patch panels and with the harnesses reattached the room was now essentially wired. Over the next week or so final programming as well as installation of VCR’s etc. will take place.

By utilizing this type of installation, Reliable Security is able to cut time off of their project and time means money. Not only does it save the owner and the General Contractor money and headaches, due to the fact that the room does not have to be finished ahead of schedule, but instead can be finished out in the normal schedule of events.

Reliable Security does not need to charge a premium overtime charge in order to wire the front end room. We can simply wire the system in advance and we are not pushed to complete the wiring in the room at the end of the project. This is a tried and true method in terms of cutting costs and speeding the project up.  It also yields a superior result for quality, allows the owner to comment during the head end wiring, and makes an excellent forum for training.
 

This is one time where the old adage doesn’t work that if it seems too good to be true, something must be wrong. It is too good to be true and it is the only way Reliable Security installs their matrix switchers.