Videx’s access control solutions to be exhibited at IFSEC 2010
Videx is introducing new door entry systems which include a voice and video over IP system
At IFSEC 2010, Videx Security has many new products on show at Stand B12, Hall 4. These include the Krystallo Apartment Station that builds on the success of the Eclipse and offers touch sensitive operation and programming with OSD (on-screen display) as well as improved aesthetic design. Both flush and surface mount versions are available and its ultra-low profile is well suited to high-end domestic applications.

Utilising the latest technology, Videx is introducing new door entry systems which include a voice and video-over-IP system, a new modular 4000 series GSM system for up to 50 apartments and a digital GSM system which will call up to 255 apartments. The new slim line 3600 series video monitor will also be on show.

Videx has remodelled and improved the popular 800 series and introduced as its replacement the new Videx 8000 series. With its tactile feel, micro switch buttons and 13 degree camera adjustment, the 8000 series is totally compatible with the 800 series. Modules are available in either stainless steel or aluminium, with the flush and surface mounting units, along with rain shields, available in aluminium or black finishes.

 

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