The SecurityGear range is extensive and it includes top sellers such as Adams Metal Detectors, under and over vehicle search mirrors
SecurityGear is equipped with some exciting new products and traditional best sellers

UK smart security products supplier, Interconnective Limited (Interconnective) has announced that it is relaunching its updated products website SecurityGear with some exciting new products and traditional best sellers. The website now has 200 security products to select from.

Bobby Logue, the MD of Interconnective Limited commented; "We have taken a decision recently to move non-core products from Interconnective Security Products to SecurityGear. We have not abandoned our traditional customer base who are still welcome to phone us and receive our special Interconnective 5 Star Service. We have increased our range significantly and expect it to grow through customers requesting SecurityGear to source different products for them."

The SecurityGear range is extensive and it includes top sellers such as Adams Metal Detectors, under and over vehicle search mirrors, LED torches, First Aid kits, Rapid Deployment Alarms, Turtleskin Needlestick Gloves, Key Safes for motor vehicles, Security Pocket and Log Books, Outdoor Cases, Search Randomisers and Security Belts and Pouches.

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