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ISCS Distributing Vanderbilt’s SPC Access Control Panel

International Security Control Solutions (ISCS), part of the ARA Group of Companies, has signed an agreement with Vanderbilt, a global access control and intrusion detection manufacturer. The agreement, which takes effect immediately, means ISCS is now distributing the complete range of SPC by Vanderbilt solutions through its Australian branch network. “The SPC product range has […]

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    International Security Control Solutions (ISCS), part of the ARA Group of Companies, has signed an agreement with Vanderbilt, a global access control and intrusion detection manufacturer. The agreement, which takes effect immediately, means ISCS is now distributing the complete range of SPC by Vanderbilt solutions through its Australian branch network.

    “The SPC product range has not only perfectly filled the void in our product portfolio, it also adds a bullet proof access control and security panel with a ‘no system shall be left behind’ philosophy,” said ISCS managing director, Stuart Harmer.

    “I was amazed to learn that every single SPC panel ever made can still happily participate in SPC’s online internet-based environment (SPC Connect), offering amazing integrator visibility, as well as app-based control of any SPC system – we look forward to SPC quickly becoming the integrators’ panel of choice.”

    Vanderbilt’s region manager APAC, Tony Lau, said the company is passionate about meeting customers’ demands and its innovation in the security market is driven by customer needs and expectations.

    “Our cloud-based products are customer-focused and enable instant access and remote management of tasks to help save time and expense on otherwise laborious tasks and we understand the issues customers are facing,” Lau said.

    “We are very much looking forward to the cooperation with ISCS which has proven already in the start-up phase to open many opportunities for our intruder detection and access control systems. We are confident that the great level of cooperation as shown will continue and benefit Australian customers for integrated security solutions.”

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