Bosch’s intruder alarm platform awarded the first place in the “Break-in and robbery signalling equipment and systems” category at Securex 2010
The results of the contest's 13th edition were announced at the Securex 2010 International Security Exhibition
Bosch Security Systems' products performed outstandingly at the Polish Alarm Technology Master contest organised by the Polish POLALARM Association of Technical Safety Measures and Security Management Experts.

The Bosch Modular Alarm Platform 5000 came first in the "Break-in and robbery signalling equipment and systems" category. The platform's ease of operation thanks to touch pads was praised, along with its flexibility that enables its configuration to be tailored to individual needs.

The Access Professional Edition software with video verification using the NBC-255 IP camera was awarded a prize in the "Access control equipment and systems" category. This easy-to-use and scalable access control software is an ideal solution for small and medium-sized facilities.

Bosch Security Systems was also recognised in the "Alarm transmission and monitoring equipment and systems" category for its EVAC-compliant, active vari-directional arrays. These state-of-the-art sound systems are particularly suitable for locations and facilities previously considered extremely challenging in terms of achieving good, audible sound.

The "Polish Alarm Technology Master" contest takes place every two years and the results of the 13th edition were announced at the Securex 2010 International Security Exhibition (April 26, 2010).

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