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Scentre Group Holds National CCTV Camera Shootout

Westfield Bondi Junction held its National CCTV Camera Shootout for 2016 during the week. The shootout covered 4 categories including entry ID, common mall, micro dome and a new category, omnidirectional cameras. Around 100 consultants, integrators and end users were welcomed to the Scentre Group’s National CCTV Camera Shootout over 2 days. The results were […]

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    Westfield Bondi Junction held its National CCTV Camera Shootout for 2016 during the week. The shootout covered 4 categories including entry ID, common mall, micro dome and a new category, omnidirectional cameras.

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    Around 100 consultants, integrators and end users were welcomed to the Scentre Group’s National CCTV Camera Shootout over 2 days. The results were highly revealing – in almost all categories the top 3 performers were relatively clear in the applications in which they were viewed. 

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    Scentre Group's Simon Pollak

    Same as last year, the shootout was extremely professional and a credit to Scentre Group and all the manufacturers and integrators who dedicated many days to setup.

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    Stand by for our full report in SEN’s December issue! ♦

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