Mayflex will be exhibiting at the IFSEC show for the second year runningMayflex, the Cabling Infrastructure, Networking and Security solutions distributor, will be exhibiting at IFSEC for the second year running.  IFSEC is held at the NEC in Birmingham, 12th - 15th May, and is deemed the meeting place for the security industry, offering an excellent platform for both visitors and exhibitors to meet and source new products and opportunities.

Mayflex will feature a selection of products from their product portfolio including the Mobotix range of IP security cameras, Panasonic and ACTi cameras and accessories.  Also on display will be the latest addition to the Mayflex offering, software from Milestone Systems.  Milestone is a global thought leader and developer of open platform software for managing IP network-based video surveillance.

The Mayflex team of security sales specialists will be available throughout the duration of the show to provide assistance with visitor enquiries, providing support and advice on the full Mayflex portfolio of products.

Martin Morris, Security Sales Manager at Mayflex, commented, "Mayflex is continuing to make its presence felt in the security marketplace.  The IFSEC exhibition will only help us to continue this development.  We will be looking to give visitors an insight into our entire product range with working demonstrations and experts on hand to discuss the full portfolio of products and services on offer. "

Morris continued, "Visitors to the stand will have access to both the external and internal team of sales specialists who will be happy to discuss any questions or product requirements."

Visit Mayflex on stand number 22203 in Hall number 18.

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