Bosch Security Systems’ Professional Series of motion detectors wins award
Bosch Professional Series of motion detectors wins award at the XIV International Forum & Exhibition
Bosch Security Systems' Professional Series of motion detectors has won a prestigious award at the XIV International Forum & Exhibition on Security and Safety Technologies.

This event, which is held annually at the Crocus Expo Moscow, took place this year on February 3 to 6. Within the framework of the event, a competition is also held for the best innovative solutions in security and safety technologies. The competition is aimed at highlighting recent innovations and best-quality products and bringing them to the attention of a broader public.

There are three award levels: Medal I Grade, Medal II Grade and a Certificate of Participation. The Inter-Department Commission, including people directly engaged in security and safety technologies, awarded the participants based on the results of a preliminary analysis of the products plus an examination of the products on the booths of the participants during this exhibition.

This year 35 companies participated, with 45 products covering a range of security application areas including integrated security systems, public address and congress-systems, CCTV, access control, and intrusion and fire alarm systems.

For its Professional Series motion detectors with anti-masking, Bosch Security Systems was awarded a Medal I Grade. Bosch's new anti-mask technology utilizes patented prism lenses and active infrared detection to protect against all known forms of attack, providing superior protection against sabotage.

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