Intercom specialist Complus Teltronic Ltd will be exhibiting systems that can integrate with car park equipment such as entry/exit barriers, security offices (on-site and remote), mobile radios, CCTV installations and POF machines at Parkex 2007.

Of particular note are the new intercom devices for roadside parking meters that offer a choice of GSM or IP links to a central parking control office.  By providing the means for immediate verbal communication with the control office, it's expected that many of the time consuming written appeals can be eliminated - bringing welcome cost savings to parking operators.

Complus Teltronic has made its Help Points even more helpful with the introduction of Interactive Touchscreen models.  These enable the public, via the interactive touchscreen, to get general information, such as retail or tourist information, breakdown service numbers, local accommodation details etc., without consulting the Security Officer / CCTV operator.

Complus Teltronic will be on stand P18 at Parkex 2007, NEC Birmingham, 17-19 April

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