ThyssenKrupp Information Systems GmbH

CASTRUM

Electronic devices, namely control consoles for building lighting, plumbing, heating ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC), elevators and escalators, thermostats, humidostats, electrostatic air filters; electronic communication devices, namely telephones, telephone monitors, telephone consoles, telephone recorders, telephone answering machines, intercoms, two-way radios and pagers, and e-mail communicators, namely text pagers, telephone private branch exchanges for handling voice and data transmissions; security devices, namely electronic locks, smoke and fire detectors, leak detectors, seismometers, motion detectors, cameras, infra-red person detectors, ID card and badge readers, biometric scanners and access controllers, metal detectors, and explosive-material detectors; personal computers and associated CRT, LED and plasma display monitors, disk drives, tape drives and printers; coin-operating vending machines and paper currency scanners;Writing materials, namely notepads and stationery; photographs; paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials, namely paper bags and boxes; printed matter, namely user manuals in the field of information technology; bookbindings; adhesives for stationery; paintbrushes; printed instructional and teaching materials in the communications and electronics fields; packaging materials, namely plastic bubble packs for wrapping or packaging; printing blocks;The term CASTRUM is a Latin word having the general meaning fortress.;