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12 • JANUARY 2014 • WORLD FENCE NEWS We source globally … But we manufacture locally Introducing * ® Now you have the domestic freedom of choice that will open the doors to successful sales. *From the people who originally brought you Multi-Code®. 1, 2 and 3 Button Visor Transmitters 3 Tab Receiver (available in 300 or 310 MHz) (available in 300 or 310 MHz) 1 and 2 Button Keychain Transmitters (available in 300 or 310 MHz) Light-Commercial Receivers 110v or 12/24v Wireless Keypads (available in 300 or 310 MHz) (available in 300 or 310 MHz) All Digi-Code® radio controls are compatible with either Multi-Code® digital radios or Stanley® garage door openers (manufactured between 1982 and 1998). ■ North American manufacturing for increased reliability and quality. ■ Developed by the people who originally brought you Multi-Code®. ■ Every unit has a custom integrated circuit to ensure maximum compatibility, reliability and range. ■ Full product offering and competitive pricing. ■ Design and manufacturing capability for custom O.E.M. electronic circuitry. Contact your Electronics Distributor or: 180 Engelwood Dr., Suite G Orion, MI 48359 (888) 857-9066 fax (248) 276-9047 e.mail: sales@digi-code.com www.digi-code.com *Stanley is a registered trademark of the Stanley Works. Multi-Code is a registered trademark of Linear Corporation. World Fence News © News from the World of Fencing, Access Control and Security Our focus is on the PEOPLE, PRODUCTS and PROJECTS of the Fence Industry! BOOTH NO. 1026! Durable XL-660 post mount keypad stands up to tough conditions NDPA educational conference addresses latest drowning prevention, water safety issues ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — The new XL-660 post mount keypad from Summit Access Control provides a reliable, low cost solution where a tough exterior keypad is needed. Its powder coated steel hous- XL-660 keypad ing and stainless steel faceplate make it durable in any climate and able to stand up to vandalism in high risk areas, the company noted. Features include 660 four-digit codes, night light, latch code, event input, two relay outputs with variable relay output time and 12 to 24 VDC or VAC power requirement. Summit Access Control designs, engineers, builds and sells advanced access control products such as keypads, fire access stations, trickle chargers, photoeyes, mag locks, timers, and request to exit. Its gate controllers work for many types of outdoor applications in all kinds of environments. They are designed for controlling vehicle gates, parking garage doors, barrier arms and pedestrian gates, as well as for controlling parking areas, pools and other secured perimeter areas. For more information on the company and its products, call 800- 5415677 or 303-799-9757, fax 303799-9756, or visit the web site www.summitaccesscontrol.com. Jim Paterson, president and a founding member of the National Drowning Prevention Alliance (NDPA), reminds everyone that the 2014 NDPA Educational Conference is coming up March 19–March 21, 2014. The site is the Wyndham Orlando Resort in Orlando, Florida. (Paterson is vice-president of sales and marketing for D&D Technologies, a founding partner of NDPA.) The conference will feature 33 speakers who will Jim Paterson present 28 informative breakout sessions. Dr. Peter Antevy of Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital and Chuck Wielgus, executive director of USA Swimming® and CEO of the USA Swimming Foundation®, will be keynote speakers. NDPA continues to reach out and engage fellow non-profit drowning prevention and water safety experts, organizations, and educators, ranging from family foundations to physicians, scientific researchers, college professors, swim instructors, lifeguards and water safety instructors all over the world, Paterson noted. "This year's theme reflects the NDPA's purpose, practicing social responsibility, as well as the need to transform drowning prevention education and awareness," Paterson stated. "For the past 12 years, the NDPA has served the nation as a trusted organization, and we continue to expand our outreach around the world. Our mission is to prevent drowning and aquatic injuries by educating, leading, engaging, and supporting the public, our members, chapters, and partners," he said. "Efforts to expand drowning prevention and water safety education are expanding. Interconnectivity via an expanded use of technology, blended learning, new techniques in education for adapted aquatics, and other initiatives are accelerating changes to the way the public perceives drowning prevention and water safety. A new method of information dissemination is emerging and it encompasses an extensive use of social media and technology to advance the NDPA's cause and forces us to be forward thinking." For more information, contact Karen Farrington at Suncoast Meetings & Events, 813-852-1977 or ndpa@suncoastmeetings.com. Also visit the NDPA web site at www.ndpa.org.