Bosch’s AutoDome Modular Series cameras set for price reductions
The price reductions for Bosch's AutoDome Modular cameras are effective from October 1
Bosch Security Systems is to significantly reduce the costs of its AutoDome Modular cameras "to enable a greater number of installers to benefit from a higher quality product," according to Paul Wong, the company's Managing Director. Cost prices have been reduced on the 200, 300 and 500-series dome cameras by as much as 20%, depending on the kits required.

"The economy is tough, but installers and customers still want access to reliable technology," Paul says. "We have therefore decided to deliver cost-savings, where we can, on certain products, and specifically the AutoDomes because of their modular construction."

To coincide with the announcement, Bosch has published an updated ‘Easy Guide' to help security product installers quickly and simply calculate the trade price for the system they want.

"The guides have proven highly popular in the past," says Paul, "as they make specification much easier so that the security installer knows precisely what he is getting."

The price reductions are effective from October 1.

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