In keeping with tradition, Videotec will exhibit at IFSEC introducing several new products:

  • Medusa is the new benchmark for enclosure for speed domes and network PTZ cameras.  Built in solid aluminium alloy, with a optically correct window made in polycarbonate, Medusa offers a innovative patented installation system
  • A complete range of camera housings for thermal cameras applications.  Ideal for a extremely wide range of applications such as: fire monitoring and rescue, public safety, intruder monitoring (harbour, airport, dam, river), industrial and hazardous areas monitoring, military purposes, marine (port and harbour surveillance, vessel navigation), night vision security surveillance, etc.
  • Ulisse MAX. Ulisse just got bigger.  Absolute positioning accuracy for the largest zoom lenses in the market.

These products will be exclusively on display at IFSEC 2007, with other Videotec news.

Bob Groom, UK & Ireland Sales Manager, says:  "I am happy to offer to our customers the benefits of these new solutions for standard and specialist professional CCTV installations."

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