Vigitron Inc., the provider of network solutions for security applications, is pleased to announce its next series of educational webinars. Titled ‘network design for security systems,’ the seminar will focus on the unique differences and requirements between what are called standard or data-only network design and those for security and in particular video security applications.

Networking for a security system is increasingly becoming more and more complex. As the leading provider of complete networking solutions designed for security applications, Vigitron is continuing its efforts to provide helpful education,” stated Neil Heller, Vigitron’s Vice President of Business Development.

Video security applications

This is our third webinar in our 2022 series and continues our support since the introduction of our IP/PoE products over 13 years ago. The webinar is designed to benefit both sales and technical professionals with the goal of helping them to build and maintain the most reliable networks.”

Vigitron’s webinars are combined with their Design Centre support and the industry’s longest warranty. Vigitron provides free and without obligation, Design Services staffed by experienced engineers where the smallest details can have major effects on the performance and reliability of the network.

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