Raytec, will be hosting their first interactive ‘webinar’
Raytec frequently host practical night-time demonstrations at test nights around the UK and Europe

CCTV Lighting experts, Raytec, will be hosting their first interactive ‘webinar' at 15.00(GMT) on April 22nd 2009. The webinar will review their recent CCTV lighting test nights and allow CCTV professionals to share information and experiences in achieving 24 hour CCTV.

Raytec frequently host practical night-time demonstrations at test nights around the UK and Europe. The test nights are supported by leading camera manufacturers and attended by hundreds of dedicated security professionals willing to brave the cold and dark winter nights.

The webinar will explore the key findings from these test nights, focusing on the how to achieve the best night-time CCTV images, practical tips to improve existing installations and a look at using CCTV lighting with the latest camera technologies including megapixel and video motion analysis.

The Webinar is designed as a post event de-brief for all those who attended the test nights and allows those who couldn't attend to benefit from the findings and best practises in CCTV lighting.

There will also be a question and answers session where Raytec's lighting experts can offer practical advice and solutions for anyone looking to Infra-Red and White-Light LED illumination to achieve optimum CCTV images at night.

"Our first interactive webinar continues our mission to raise the performance of CCTV systems at night" says Shaun Cutler, MD of Raytec.

"It provides an excellent opportunity for CCTV professionals to share information, knowledge and experience."

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