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D-Link secures Sports Museum of L.A.
Fountain Valley-based firm's surveillance system protects 32,000-square-foot facility.
By Kristen SchottPublished: September 07, 2009 10:01 AM
Fountain Valley-based D-Link's surveillance systems have been selected
to secure the Sports Museum of Los Angeles' massive collection of
memorabilia.
Hailed as America's largest sports museum, some 10,000 iconic
artifacts and collectibles are on display in the 32,000-square-foot
facility. Among them: Babe Ruth's record-breaking home run bat and a
ball hit by Joe DiMaggio. The museum represents baseball, basketball,
football and tennis, as well as a number of other sports. It requires
the highest level of security, according to D-Link.
Eighty-eight D-Link 2-Way Audio Internet Cameras, as well as 88 Power
over Ethernet Adapters have been implemented throughout the museum to
safeguard it from harm.
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Hailed as America's largest sports museum, some 10,000 iconic artifacts and collectibles are on display in the 32,000-square-foot facility. Among them: Babe Ruth's record-breaking home run bat and a ball hit by Joe DiMaggio. The museum represents baseball, basketball, football and tennis, as well as a number of other sports. It requires the highest level of security, according to D-Link. Eighty-eight D-Link 2-Way Audio Internet Cameras, as well as 88 Power over Ethernet Adapters have been implemented throughout the museum to safeguard it from harm. NEXT PAGE >> Related headlines Rebranding turns Marshal8e6 to M86 Security Fountain Valley-based D-Link ramps up its Web offerings UC Irvine debuts Center for Computer Games & Virtual Worlds Santa Ana's shopgoodwill.com celebrates 10 years |
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