360 Vision Technology, a UK-based CCTV design and manufacturing company, will be displaying their range of professional quality surveillance cameras at Security TWENTY 16, London.

Extensive camera range

Taking place at the Park Inn London Heathrow Hotel on Wednesday 2nd November, Security TWENTY 16 London is an exhibition and conference for end users, purchasers, and those who specify security products. At the event, visitors will be able to see the latest security industry developments, including demonstrations of 360 Vision’s camera range in action, including the latest high-performance Predator, Centurion, and VisionDome cameras.

Built in the UK and supported by first class customer service, 360 Vision Technology’s analogue, HD, thermal and radar controlled surveillance cameras fully integrate with a wide variety of VMS control software, and are suitable for installation across an expansive range of general and difficult environment surveillance applications.

360 Vision Technology’s cameras are
suitable for installation across an
expansive range of general and difficult
environment surveillance applications


Delivering advanced detection

“For every surveillance requirement, 360 Vision Technology has a camera model suitable to deliver advanced detection,” says Mark Rees, Business Development Director, 360 Vision Technology. “Whether the conditions are zero light, fog or long distance, our range of static and integrated PTZ ‘all-in-one’ imaging cameras combine tough build quality with proven reliability in the field. We are looking forward to demonstrating the functionality of our camera range to existing and new customers at Security TWENTY 16 London.”


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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