Press Release:  August 21st, 2007

Stealth Monitoring Inc. (“Stealth”) was contacted last Wednesday by Marty Verville, Human Resource Manager, of Solo Cup Company (“Solo”) to upgrade the video surveillance equipment at their facility.  Their facility has over one million square feet of production and warehousing space.  Solo was about to commence the production of an order for one of its clients. To meet the strict safeguards required, it became necessary to install video surveillance equipment to monitor the movement of certain products to make certain all packaged inventory was under 24/7 surveillance.

After a contract was agreed upon between Stealth and Solo, the installation team from Stealth began installing 6 lines of Cat 5 wiring to approximately 2500 feet of the warehouse.  That is 15,000 feet of wiring. This wiring was run along the 45 foot high ceiling rafters within two days.  The cameras and digital video recorder were air freighted in and were installed on the third day.  After this, the team integrated the equipment to the computer network, to allow Solo to remotely monitor the cameras.  The final step was to focus the lenses from the rafters to watch specific warehouse areas and allow management to identify employees that were moving the packaged products.  Everything was installed and running by the deadline of Monday August 20, 2007.

Stealth is looking forward to working with Solo and other clients to implement other surveillance solutions and prides itself on providing world class service and timely installations. 

Stealth is a licensed State of Texas Security Contractor and Alarm Systems company, State License # B14187.  Stealth may be the only service provider company in Dallas Ft Worth that offers live operators monitoring cameras for clients to catch criminals during a crime.  They are licensed to provide third party verification which is required in Dallas for quick response from the Dallas police.  Stealth uses advanced technology to transmit video data when motion is detected and backs up this video data.

In the past, Stealth has installed cameras at businesses, warehouses, hotels, scrap yard dealers, auto dealers, office buildings, restaurants, retail stores, construction sites etc.

Stealth is now expanding in areas of Homeland Security to do live monitoring for cities, business districts, highways, and police departments by offering the video technology backbone for smaller cities to have the latest technology overnight and have the local businesses pay for the costs to get improved security of their business facilities. Stealth can do license plate recognition, face recognition and match records to databases to provide the police with informative data to reduce or prevent certain crimes.

For more information, please contact Norm Charney, President of Stealth Monitoring Inc. at (214) 341 0123

                                                                     Back

Solo Cup Company August 21, 2007