TeleEye has developed a specialist BS-8418 academy designed to create and promote high quality CCTV monitoring solutions with BS-8418 compliance throughoutCCTV surveillance equipment manufacturer TeleEye is setting new standards for security industry remote monitoring.  The company has developed a specialist BS-8418 academy designed to create and promote high quality CCTV monitoring solutions with BS-8418 compliance throughout.

Central to the academy's charter is a commitment to reducing false alarms from CCTV monitoring systems.  End users and the police both benefit by saving the time and money wasted on unnecessary call outs.  The academy is set to take remote CCTV monitoring to a much higher level, promoting the work of those with the same goal in mind and enabling TeleEye to deliver an "end to end" monitoring solution for security installers.

Membership of the academy is by invitation only and dependent on achieving the high standard of entry necessary for the categories RVRC partners, installer partners and supplier partners.  All academy members receive "e2e" approval from TeleEye.

TeleEye's personal commitment to academy partners includes appropriate training on all BS-8418 issues and the provision of compatible products and software.

If you would like more information or would like to know whether your service meets the required membership criteria, please contact Duncan Ross on 01628 776061 or visit TeleEye's e2e monitoring website.

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