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The CBC range has some standouts solutions to go with its analog range of Ganz video surveillance gear including VSoIP network surveillance, Radar Activated Surveillance and Thermal Vision equipment. “My role is to go out and get the product recognized and to support distributors here in Australia,” says Wazir. “The other part of the role […]

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    The CBC range has some standouts solutions to go with its analog range of Ganz
    video surveillance gear including VSoIP network surveillance, Radar Activated
    Surveillance and Thermal Vision equipment.

    “My role is to go out and get the
    product recognized and to support distributors here in Australia,” says Wazir.
    “The other part of the role is raising the profile of some of the high end
    equipment Ganz manufactures that does not really have any competition in Australia.

    “The Radar Activated Surveillance system
    detects movement at ranges up to 800 movement and each Radar unit will support
    up to 5 PTZs – when movement is detected by the Radar it will instruct the
    cameras to pan, tilt and focus on it.”

    Wazir says the market is not well
    acquainted with Ganz’s high end surveillance solutions but he says they have
    functionality that no other systems can offer.

    “This stuff is unique,” says Wazir. “I’m
    certain the market is going to find this equipment of real interest in their
    high end surveillance applications.”

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