RISCO Group, a leading provider of integrated security solutions, has announced that LightSYS™ Flexible Hybrid System, RISCO's advanced security system for the small commercial and residential markets, is now being sold in fourteen countries across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Since its recent launch, LightSYS has been in extremely high demand and has been conquering small commercial and residential markets across the globe. 

Based on RISCO Group's state-of-the-art technologies, LightSYS offers total flexibility to the professional installer. LightSYS provides installers the choice of up to 32 wired, wireless or RISCO Bus detectors in any combination.  Flexible communication from within the main housing includes plug-in GSM/GPRS and IP modules, onboard PSTN and optional Long Range Radio programmable from LightSYS. The LightSYS Wireless Receiver can be installed inside or outside the main enclosure. It can also be installed stand-alone and is ideal for parking gate control, with support for up to 200 keyfobs.

Within the next six months RISCO Group plans to roll out LightSYS in at least ten additional markets worldwide.

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