Virtual Security Technologies offering training, support for its dealers

Sep 1, 2001 12:00 PM

Pass Security subsidiary Virtual Security Technologies, St. Louis, is offering U.S. systems integrators the opportunity to sell Virtual Vision technology. Dealers will be provided with training and support programs for the system, which uses image-recognition technology to detect intruders.

PerkinElmer Inc., Woburn, Mass., a supplier of X-ray systems and metal detectors, will sell its Detection Systems business.

Panasonic Security Systems Group, Secaucus, N.J., has introduced an online service called Panasonic Business Link to provide dealers and distributors with access to information such as order status, new products, product availability and marketing bulletins. For information, visit http://cctv.panasonic.com.

Fiber Options, Bohemia, N.Y., has appointed Burhans-Burhans, Elk Grove Village, Ill., as manufacturer's representative for its security product line in the following states: Illinois, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Security Lock, Texarkana, Texas, has partnered with HID Corp., Irvine, Calif., to provide its customers with HID products for access control, personal identification, asset protection and management, material handling and other control applications.

Aiphone, Bellevue, Wash., has improved its QuickSpec design program to include hyperlinks to the specifications and instructions for each item on the equipment list. QuickSpec can be found at Aiphone's Web site at www.Aiphone.com/QuickSpec.htm.

Inovonics Wireless Corp., has moved to a new building at 315 CTC Blvd., Louisville, Colo., 80027 — eight miles east of its previous location.

Security Services and Technologies, Valley Forge, Pa., has acquired Virginia Security and Automation Inc., Springfield, Va., thus expanding SST's services to the Maryland, Washington D.C., and Virginia areas.

Edison Intl., Rosemead, Calif., will sell its Edison Select subsidiary to ADT Security Systems Inc., Elkridge Md. Edison Select primarily provides residential security.

Samsung CCTV, Secaucus, N.J., will distribute ActiveTag and Prism Video technology produced by Axcess Inc., Dallas. Samsung will also implement Axcess' video compression and transmission technology into its dome camera line.

Fastcom Technology, Lausanne, Switzerland, and Securiton, Switzerland, have agreed to develop a new line of smoke and fire detection systems built around automatic, video-based event-detection technology. The technology is designed to monitor large halls, tunnels, power plants and outdoor facilities.

Allied Security, Orange, Calif., was distinguished as a Governor's Award recipient for Employer of the Year by the California Employment Development Department. The honor comes one year after Allied enacted a recruitment program to employ a number of American veterans as security officers.

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