TeleEye Group, one of the leading suppliers in video surveillance, has announced the launch of a Croatian website, providing localised content and customer support to the Croatian market.  Following English, Traditional / Simplified Chinese and Japanese, Croatian is the fifth language that you can find on the TeleEye homepage.  In addition, other languages are set to be launched in the coming months.

The website provides a one-stop service to users.  A  full range of product information, technical specifications, design diagrams and installation guides can be found on the website.  Users can also gain information on system applications and security technologies.  Moreover, system registry can be done on the website.

Croatia is one of the fastest growing regions in Eastern Europe and the demand for CCTV and security products is relatively strong.  Due to the geographical advantage and high GDP, Croatia is becoming one of the most attractive markets in Eastern Europe.  Established in 2005, TeleEye Hrvatska aims to expand its business and offer value-added services to customers in Croatia.  The Group believes that the Croatian language website can provide localised information and serve customers with better sales support.  

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