Samsung Techwin camera, model SHC 735
Samsung Techwin cameras will be put to the test across the country 
Samsung Techwin is participating in a series of night time camera tests hosted by CCTV lighting specialist Raytec. The test sessions, which will take place on 24th February in Leeds, 26th February in Manchester, 10th March in London and 12th March in Bristol, will allow CCTV manufacturers  to show  installers, system integrators, specifiers and end-users  how well their  cameras perform in low-light conditions.

"These night time events could not come at a better time for us," said Simon Shawley, Senior Sales Manager, UK & Ireland for Samsung Techwin's Professional Security division. "They will provide us with the perfect opportunity to demonstrate the outstanding low light capabilities of our latest range of cameras, all of which are equipped with Samsung Super Noise Reduction (SSNR) technology, designed specifically for superb low-light performance."

Commenting on Samsung Techwin's participation, Shaun Cutler, a Director of Raytec said: "We are delighted that Samsung Techwin is joining in our night time events. These are intended to examine the ‘real world' performance of surveillance systems and so attendees will be given the opportunity to request tests involving specific cameras, lenses and lighting combinations."

Anyone wishing to attend one of the night time events should email: [email protected].

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