Xtralis focuses on new generation of integrated security solutions at IFSEC 2008Xtralis, the fire and security solutions provider, is to further increase its solutions capabilities and complement its range of ADPRO video surveillance systems with the launch of a new series of access control and integrated technologies, developed since its acquisition of VSK at the end of 2007.

Among the new products being released will be the Xtralis V3000 product range, including a new fully IP compatible CCTV solution and integrated S3000 Access Control.  Xtralis has also developed a new version of its proven ADPRO Presidium motion detection solution - the Presidium ‘Mini' - to include enhanced video analytics for optimum perimeter protection.  Completing the series of launches, Xtralis will also be demonstrating further developments within its ADPRO PRO range of infrared detectors.

"Xtralis' solutions offer superior performance thanks to considerable investment in R&D, our technical know-how and advanced knowledge of security threats," says CEO at Xtralis, Samir Samhouri.

"IFSEC gives us the first opportunity this year of demonstrating how far the business has come over the last six months in developing new technologies to meet the needs of our customers - technologies that give the earliest warning to protect people, property and assets."

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