IQinVision is pleased to join together with Alltron in the new partnership
The agreement will allow Alltron to distribute IQinVision’s line of cameras to the Swiss market

IQinVision, market leader in high-performance HD megapixel IP cameras, recently announced it has signed an agreement with Alltron AG, to join the ranks of IQinVision Distribution Partners. The agreement designates that Alltron AG, Mägenwil, Switzerland, will distribute IQinVision’s line of cameras to the Swiss market. Alltron is a part of the Competec group.

“With a straightforward and convincing line-up, a vast range of accessories as well as their easy installation and maintenance, IQinVision’s products are an exciting addition to our portfolio. We are proud of having gained the manufacturer’s trust to distribute the IQeye product line to the Swiss market. Together, we have accepted the challenge to achieve a strong market position in Switzerland,” commented Philip Burkhard, Product Manager Surveillance Systems, Alltron AG.

“We are pleased to join together with Alltron in this new partnership,” said Rob Ledenko, IQinVision EVP of Sales and Marketing. “The DACH region has been an important sales territory for us for years, and now Alltron brings us greater strength and reach in this lucrative market.”

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