The new Dallmeier VideoNetBox transmitter to be showcased at Installer Open Day
The day will feature the new Dallmeier VideoNetBox transmitter, a compact unit with full functionality and flexibility
Visual Verification and Dallmeier® are holding an Installer Open Day at Visual Verification Headquarters in Cheshire on Thursday 23 September 2010.

The day will feature the new Dallmeier® VideoNetBox transmitter, a compact unit with full functionality and flexibility. It has a smaller than usual and highly versatile housing, making it well suited for temporary applications requiring flexible mounting options including construction sites, woodland areas and so on.

Operations Director of Visual Verification Steve Nelson says: ‘'The new Dallmeier VideoNetBox transmitter is compact and sophisticated. It offers the same high specification capabilities as other Dallmeier units but it is packaged in a small space-saving box with multiple mounting variants. This unit will be an excellent choice for installers looking for a flexible and cost-effective option.''

The event will keep installers abreast of the latest remote monitoring transmitter technology and Control Room capabilities. With a choice of morning or afternoon sessions, there will be hands-on demonstration of the unit, a question and answer session, and a tour of the Control Room showcasing Visual Verification's remote monitoring capabilities. Lunch will be provided and there will be special offers available to those attending. Further information on the VideoNetBox unit can be found here.

Installer Open Days are always popular and places are limited. Installers can book their place by calling Marianne Jones at Visual Verification on +44 (0) 844 415 7777 or via email.

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