Veilux’s new facility houses the corporate offices and a training centre that can train up to 75 to 100 people
The new training centre will house Veilux’s new “V-Training” program

Veilux Manufacturing is very excited to announce the opening of its new corporate headquarters in Grand Prairie, Texas. The 27,500 square foot facility houses the corporate offices, a training centre that can train up to 75 to 100 people, a storefront display, technical support, distribution, and most exciting of all, a brand new manufacturing facility.

The new training centre will house Veilux’s new “V-Training” program, the goal of which is get all those who are either a surveillance equipment distributor, dealer, integrator or installer to become “Veilux Certified”. The training centre will also be home to Veilux product demos, which includes a “hands on” approach to product demonstration. There will also be a future “big event” coming to the training centre.

There is also a storefront display, which will show off Veilux’s Surveillance IP cameras, analogue cameras, DVR’s, Power supplies and Monitors.

Most exciting will be the opening of Veilux’s new Manufacturing Facility. Scheduled to open in June 2013, the facility will be equipped to manufacture IP cameras, analogue cameras and other surveillance equipment. This facility promises to be a real “game changer” in the surveillance industry.

Veilux invites the reader to visit the website, www.veilux.net to see the exciting Veilux line, including the best-selling explosion-proof products. While at the website, make sure to get registered there to see the new Veilux Webinar on the very “in-demand” explosion-proof line.

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