System Integrators will now be eligible to take advantage of traditional PSA benefits when purchasing Senstar’s outdoor PIDS solutions
Senstar’s PIDS technologies are used in more than 80 countries worldwide

Senstar, a leading international provider of perimeter intrusion detection security (PIDS) sensors, recently announced its partnership with Denver, Colorado based PSA Security Network.

PSA Security Network is the world's largest electronic security system integrators cooperative. As a result of this partnership, System Integrators who are PSA members will now be eligible to take advantage of traditional PSA benefits, when purchasing Senstar’s outdoor PIDS solutions, including annual PSA rebates, training and customer support.

Senstar is pleased to be part of PSA Security Network. PSA is a very effective cooperative gaining momentum in synchronizing the fragmented market. The members of PSA have always been on the leading edge of security technology and this partnership will allow them to expand their perimeter security portfolio – something their customers are asking for. Senstar will continue our long tradition of quality products, excellent service and customizability to meet the requirements of PSA integrator projects,” states Senstar President Jim Quick.

PSA’s President and CEO Bill Bozeman states, “Senstar is a leader in perimeter security and offers the largest portfolio of PIDS products and systems. We are proud to welcome Senstar to the PSA family.”

All PSA-approved vendor partners must meet stringent criteria, including, being a company with proven and tested products offering quality customer service and technical support.

Senstar’s PIDS technologies are currently used in more than 80 countries worldwide to protect applications of any size, from borders, airports and correctional facilities to small storage and auto yards.

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