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Latest NewsDecember 2010 L & C successfully completed the cabling and various systems for the move of a local flooring business to new premises. Work included mains wiring, lighting, security including CCTV and IT. LCS is still working with another SI partner on tenders for two large broadcast projects one in the UK and one overseas. Jan/Feb 2011 L & C are about to install a new access control system for a local school and have been engaged in various other projects including planning a large new IP based CCTV system upgrade for a local client in the leisure industry. Working through SSVC Paul Longthorpe (LCS) has been working on the TV distribution system on board a type 23 frigate for the Royal Navy in Devonport. March/April 2011 LCS Systems has completed a new access control system for a local primary school using products from Videx. Working with a local partner LCS Systems has continued to expand an IT network using external CAT5 and wifi to allow a private client to record and monitor the wildlife on their 16 acre country site. The system uses iCatcher Console 5.0 running on an HP Zeon Quadcore server with cameras from Axis and Vivotek and IR illumination from Raytech. L & C has been working with S Chapman Electrical contractors getting the electrical installations and PAT testing up to date for some of its customers in the tourist industry in readiness for the coming season. May/June/July 2011 Working with partner Evans IT Services LCS Systems has continued to expand its' portfolio of IP CCTV customers. This partnership has also been designing and implementing commercial wifi solutions for local clients. Recently completed was a mesh wifi network for a large luxury hotel using products from Engenius. L&C have also been busy upgrading and replacing security systems for some long standing local clients. August/Sept/Oct L&C continues to grow and support the IP CCTV side of the business and has recently been looking at a solution for a local holiday park. Paul Longthorpe, MD of LCS, is about a commence providing broadcast engineering support services on contract to BBC World Service TV/Radio in London and is also looking at a possible broadcast project in Africa.
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