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Scenes From SecTech Sydney Rosehill Gardens

Scenes From SecTech Sydney Rosehill Gardens – SecTech Sydney had a strong morning with great conversations all day continuing until pack-up time at 6pm.

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Scenes From SecTech Sydney Rosehill Gardens – You’re Next Adelaide!

Scenes From SecTech Sydney Rosehill Gardens – SecTech Sydney had a strong morning with great conversations all day continuing until pack-up time at 6pm.

SecTech’s awesome Kincrome toolbox prize worth $3000 wholesale and sponsored in Sydney by BGW Technologies, was taken home by Afif Ahmad, project manager at Fortis Security – congrats Afif and many thanks to the BGWT team – a great prize!

Melbourne people – note that exhibitors are bringing their latest security gear to SecTech, including some genuine beta stuff – it’s up to you to find it! Ask Bosch about the new alarm panels on its stand, plans for wireless gear, see OpenEye’s latest, check out powerful new solutions from JCI, including the Software House controller that secures systems right down the rack. There’s a stack of new gear on every stand from Hikvision’s latest cameras to Allegion’s new locks.

SecTech is the perfect chance to get an edge over competitors by getting a sense of latest products with the coolest functionalities in the first half of 2026 – as well getting a sense of where the market is going over the next couple of years.

You’ll see the latest alarm and access control solutions, powerful new CCTV cameras, the latest management solutions, home automation gear, electronic locks, AI and video analytics and loads more.

Another thing to bear in mind – K-Tronics installer cabling speed tests showed Sydney’s techs were faster than Brisbane’s – make sure you rise to the challenge, Victoria!

There’s a heap of great new products, fun things to do and awesome prizes to win, including that $A3000 toolbox sponsored C.R. Kennedy in Melbourne. Make sure you check out the fun things on the DAS stand and look at DAS’s Sea-Doo jet ski prize near the entry – it’s a real beauty.

SecTech exhibitors include TVT, Seadan Security, CRK Security, Inner Range, Rhombus, Security Alliance, K-Tronics, SecuSafe, SMC, Video Security Products, Raythink Technology, Bluechip, Verkada, ASSA ABLOY, HID, Gallagher Security, Stentofon, EOS Australia, ISCS, Bosch, Openeye, Hikvision, ICT, Dicker DAS, IDIS, FSH, BGW Technologies and Dahua Technologies.

SecTech opens at the RAS Ridley Centre in Adelaide tomorrow Thursday May 21, and then scoots over to Perth the following Tuesday, May 26 – register here for free parking – be sure to ask for your Kincrome toolbox prize draw tickets at rego – there’s more SEN news here!

“Scenes From SecTech Sydney Rosehill Gardens – You’re Next Melbourne!”

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John Adams
John Adamshttps://sen.news
A professional writer and editor who has been covering the security industry since 1991, John is passionate about clever applications of technology and the fusion of sensing and networking. A capable photographer John enjoys undertaking practical reviews of the latest electronic security systems.

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