Pyronix Ltd, a leading global player within the security industry, celebrates its 21st anniversary this year.  During this time, the company has grown from a singe PIR manufacturer to producing a full range of patented award-winning intruder alarm equipment from Detectors to communicating Control Panels for high security environments.

In recognition of this achievement and as a token of their continuing partnership, ADI-Gardiner recently presented Pyronix with an engraved crystal bowl.

Julie A Kenny, Managing Director of Pyronix Ltd, says, "We are extremely proud to have reached 21 years in business and would not have got here without the support of our customers, such as ADI-Gardiner.  We hope to continue to grow our businesses together over the forthcoming years."

Mike Reddington, Manager Director of ADI-Gardiner, adds, "We are pleased to be associated with a long standing professional company such as Pyronix  and to be a supplier of their award winning products."

Pyronix continues to be at the forefront of the security industry and manufactures products to meet the needs of the UK market.  The latest development is the Pyronix TCD, a secure managed dual path signalling device, which incorporates IP and GPRS communication and is fully BT21CN compliant.

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