AXIS Communications products are now available at TRI-ED U.S. locations
TRI-ED will offer AXIS network cameras, including dome, PTZ dome, thermal network cameras and video encoders

TRI-ED, An Anixter Company, is proud to announce that AXIS Communications products are now available in all of its U.S. locations. AXIS is a market leader in network video and has been a very strong catalyst in the migration from analogue to digital video surveillance. AXIS offers network video solutions for professional installations, and its products and solutions are based on innovative and open technical platforms.

TRI-ED will carry AXIS network cameras, including its fixed network cameras, fixed dome network cameras, PTZ dome network cameras, thermal network cameras, as well as AXIS video encoders. The encoders digitize analogue video signals and send them over an IP network, creating a cost-effective, versatile way to integrate analogue cameras and glean the key benefits of analogue video.

"We are very pleased to bring the AXIS line to our customers," states James Rothstein, TRI-ED's Senior Vice President of Global Marketing. "They are a market leader and digital surveillance pioneer. Our customers across the U.S. can now access AXIS at TRI-ED!"

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