CCTV.Net has been serving the industry as a CCTV distributor since 2001
The partnership allows CCTV.Net to offer ZKAccess traditional and advanced biometric access control solutions

ZKAccess, a leading provider of biometric and RFID security solutions, is pleased to welcome CCTV.Net as a new distribution partner. CCTV.Net has been serving the industry as a CCTV distributor since 2001. Inventory includes analogue cameras and standalone DVRs, HD-TVI/CVI equipment, NVRs, megapixel network cameras, video analysts, access control systems and more.

Biometric access control offerings

"We are very proud to work with CCTV.Net as a distribution partner," states Larry Reed, CEO, ZKAccess. "We look forward to working with their extensive dealer network and introducing them and their customers to our traditional, as well as our advanced biometric access control offerings."

"We are pleased to make the innovative ZKAccess product line available to our dealers,” says Boris Bronstein, President, CCTV.Net. "They bring an impressive yet very affordable suite of products to market, spanning access control readers and panels, facial recognition, IP and AHD cameras, elevator/floor access controllers, turnstiles, and fingerprint-based, battery-operated biometric door locks."

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