Vista, the UK's premier brand of CCTV equipment, has announced the lucky winners of their IFSEC prize draw, a Yamaha VX110 Sports Jet Ski.

When Mike Kelly, Chris Asbury and David Edwards of Hafele visited the Norbain stand at IFSEC this year, they came away with a lot more than they bargained for.  "We couldn't believe the Vista prize draw this year and immediately agreed that if one of us won it, we'd all share it," says Mike Kelly, Purchasing Manager of Hafele.  "We'd visited the stand as we're currently looking for a high quality, competitive range of CCTV equipment to add to our catalogue.  The Vista brand has a great reputation and the demonstrations were very impressive."

Mike received the call to let him know the good news and immediately told his two colleagues.  "We were absolutely over the moon when we heard we'd won," says Chris Asbury.  "We just need to decide now exactly what we're going to do with it."  Although the three winners don't live in the same area, they've already done their research and found a number of suitable local lakes where they can take the jet ski out.  "We can't wait to get out and use it - it looks like it's going to be a lot of fun!" says Chris.

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