Xtralis opens new showroom
Xtralis invests in new European showroom to display full range of integrated fire and security products
Xtralis, a leading provider of intelligent fire detection and security solutions, recently announced that it has opened a new European showroom to demonstrate the full integration and interoperability between the security, video, access control and fire detection technologies within the Xtralis product range.

The showroom, located at the heart of Xtralis' EMEA business in Brussels, has been built with three key purposes in mind: as a showcase for Xtralis' products, as a training centre for engineers, and as a facility to aid the further development and integration of the Xtralis product portfolio. Complementing two other facilities in the UK and Germany, the new centre is also the site from which e-learning and webex sessions will be delivered.

Roger Paul, GM of Xtralis Security Solutions, said: "The response from our customers to a new investment in our European hub has been most encouraging," he commented, "as they can both see and feel the benefits of integrated security. It provides the perfect platform to showcase the full interoperability between our VESDA and IP Security products as part of a total fire and security solution."

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