infinias LLC is a leader in the development and delivery of access control systems
Stringer and Company, Inc. represents infinias, LLC in the Northwest
infinias®, LLC recently announced the signing of Stringer and Company, Inc. as the infinias, LLC manufacturer's representative for the Northwest territory consisting of the following states: Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho and Alaska.

Stringer and Company is an independent manufacturer's representative specialising in products related to the telecommunications and security industry. From their corporate headquarters is located in Vancouver, WA. Stringer and Company will coordinate the sales efforts for infinias in the Northwest states.

"We are excited that Stringer and Company has joined our sales team. Their strength in serving the IT market combined with our eIDC - PoE door controller is a winning combination," said Wayne Jared, President and CEO of infinias, LLC, "We look forward to working with them to grow the business in the Northwest."

The Intelli-M product line includes the eIDC, a cutting edge Ethernet-enabled integrated door controller, which is one of the first PoE door controllers introduced to the security market.

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