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Hills Offering Special Deals on Panasonic Range

HILLS is offering special discounts on their range of Panasonic products, offering up to 50 per cent of recommended retail on some items. Panasonic analogue and network cameras, pan tilt cameras, network recorders, and accessories are all been reduced. Head of security and surveillance product practice at Hills, Joanna Burke, said that Hills had an […]

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    HILLS is offering special discounts on their range of Panasonic products, offering up to 50 per cent of recommended retail on some items.

    Panasonic analogue and network cameras, pan tilt cameras, network recorders, and accessories are all been reduced.

    Head of security and surveillance product practice at Hills, Joanna Burke, said that Hills had an extensive range of alarms, intrusion, access control, CCTV and IT products from leading brands including Hills Reliance, DSC, Tecom, Pacom, Axis and many more. 

    “Hills has specialised local and national teams who can show integrators how to maximize their budget and get the best solution for the application,” Burke said. “With expert product knowledge and on-site experience, the Hills team can help integrators select the right solutions to grow their business. 

    For more details, contact Hills on 1300 445 571 or visit www.clearance.hills.com.au ♦

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