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David Cawley appointed as Samsung's Access Control Product Manager
The Samsung access control range is designed to provide a cost-effective solution for any application
David Cawley has been appointed Access Control Product Manager for Samsung.

Commenting on the news that David Cawley will be joining Samsung as Access Control Product Manager, Peter Ainsworth, Senior Product Manager for Samsung Techwin Europe Ltd, said: "David's appointment could not come at a more appropriate or exciting time. It coincides with the official launch of the Samsung range of RFID and biometric technology based access control systems. His extensive knowledge of access control technology which David has acquired during his ten years with Reliance High-Tech will ensure that he will be able to provide the best possible pre and post sales support to those customers who choose to specify and install Samsung access control systems."

The Samsung access control range is designed to provide a cost-effective solution for any access control application from single door to large building or multi-site projects. It comprises a comprehensive choice of stand-alone controllers, single & four door controllers, readers and software, with versions suitable for stand-alone or full TCP/IP or RS-485 operation.

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