Raytec's new 300 series illuminator is a finalist for "The Best New CCTV Product" at IFSEC 2007.  The awards are the highlight of the IFSEC exhibition and recognise outstanding performance in product innovation and performance.

Available in Infra-Red and White-Light variations, the 300 Series illuminator is a World first in high power, wide angle and long life lighting.  It incorporates Adaptive illumination™ and is the ultimate flexible light reaching distances beyond 350m & angles beyond 200°.  The 300 series provides lighting for any camera system and the wide angle version is purpose-designed for domes.

Shaun Cutler, Managing Director of Raytec, says: "We are delighted that the 300 series illuminator has been shortlisted for the Best New CCTV Product at IFSEC.  Raytec are committed to ‘innovation in illumination' and, as the flagship of the Raytec product range, the 300 series incorporates all of our latest cutting edge technology and product design".  The 300 series provides industry leading levels of power, flexibility and reliability together with Raytec's unique Adaptive Illumination™ and energy saving functionality.

Raytec are offering a Lighting Survival Kit to all installers and consultants who visit Raytec's stand at IFSEC.  Visitors to the Raytec stand can also see the 300 series illuminator in person.

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