Mayflex brings its expertise across electronic security, networking and cabling infrastructure to IFSEC 2012
Mayflex aims to help those who want to know more about converged IP solutions

Mayflex is bringing its expertise across electronic security, networking and cabling infrastructure to IFSEC again in 2012, aiming to help those who want to know more about converged IP solutions.

To see converged products in action, ranging from cameras, lighting and access control, through to switches, cable and power distribution units, visit Mayflex in Hall 4, Stand C20.  Demonstrating these products will be a team of dedicated professionals who can talk you through the products and help you with your enquiries on IP solutions, whether it’s related to electronic security, networking or cabling infrastructure.

Gary Harmer, Security Sales Director at Mayflex, says, “Mayflex’s experience and expertise does not just lie in electronic security or networking or cabling, but it is about putting them all together.  More than just supplying best of breed products that complement one another, we offer full support to help our customers create their solution.”

Harmer concludes, “Whatever your knowledge or experience, Mayflex has a dedicated and knowledgeable team and we will be at IFSEC to help anyone who wants that extra support.”

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