Illustrating their reputation as a leader in surveillance camera manufacturing, 360 Vision Technology will be displaying their latest additions to their range of professional quality surveillance cameras suitable for every application, at IP-in-Action LIVE, Bristol.

Latest IP security products

Taking place at the Holiday Inn Bristol City Centre on 8th December, the IP-in-Action event will feature the latest IP security products in the Exhibition Area, while security professionals can take the opportunity to network and learn about the security industry’s latest developments.

Extensive camera product range

Designed to deliver advanced situation awareness, identification and alert to activity within any IP surveillance application, 360 Vision’s extensive range now includes static and integrated PTZ, HD, cooled & uncooled thermal, polished stainless steel and radar controlled cameras, and patent pending integrated and stand-alone SIRIUS white light & infrared LED illuminators. With a large team of highly experienced software, electronic and mechanical engineers, 360 Vision Technology is consistently innovating and expanding its camera product range to meet the IP security industry’s ever changing needs.

Large product range for diverse applications

“Built in the UK and supported by first class customer service, 360 Vision Technology’s HD, thermal and radar controlled surveillance cameras are designed for installation in a large range of general and difficult environment applications,” says Mark Rees, Business Development Director, 360 Vision Technology;Our IP camera range is designed to fully and simply integrate with a wide variety of VMS control software - ensuring instant connectivity and seamless control within any IP security installation.”

The 360 Vision team will be on hand throughout the event to discuss camera specifications, or any existing or future surveillance project requirements.

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