Paxton Access Limited, a market-leading manufacturer of intelligent access control solutions, has signed up Aspectis Kft. as a distributor in Hungary.  This is Paxton Access's first venture into the Eastern European market and is part of its expansion strategy.  The Hungarian market is growing rapidly with an ever-increasing demand for security solutions.  Aspectis Kft. is the leading value added distributor of networked video solutions in Hungary with a reseller network across the entire country.  Paxton has a complete range of access control solutions ranging from single door entry solutions to complex, multi-site networked solutions.

"Aspectis is a young and fast-growing company with a proven track record of successfully introducing and marketing new solutions," said Adam Stroud, Sales and Marketing Director, Paxton Access Ltd.  "The Hungarian market with its high quality standards is a great opportunity for Paxton Access to broaden its business to the new EU member states.  Through Aspectis we will provide the same high quality services to our Hungarian customers that our international customers are already used to."

"I see Paxton Access as a great addition to the Hungarian access control market and a perfect match to Aspectis's strategy of integrated total security solutions," commented Miki Bata, managing director of Aspectis Kft.  "Paxton provides an unmatchable quality with good pricing, which is underpinned by its 5 year warranty"

The rollout on the Hungarian market has started and the website is continuously being translated into Hungarian, making its wealth of information easily accessible to Hungarian customers. 

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