Rosslare flexes Latin American muscle
at ExpoSec Brasil
Rosslare recently went on show in Latin America at the
Exposec trade fair, May 27 - 29, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Exposec played host to Rosslare's new impressive booth that lured an unexpectedly large crowd of visitors. Part of the attraction was the exposure
of new Rosslare intrusion and access control products including the AC-525 and AC-225 units and the MD11.
The popular security systems show provided Rosslare's Latin American subsidiary - Rosslare Security do Brasil with an opportunity to network with new contacts while strengthening relationships with local partners. The show was particularly successful on a national and global scale as it attracted some of the biggest distribution companies from Brazil and the rest
of the world.
Rosslare on show fifth time in a row
at SecuTech Expo, Taipei
Being a high profile fire and security event, SecuTech Expo brought many leading global security players together under
one roof for three consecutive days from April 16 this year.
As SecuTech is the only cross-regional Asia-Pacific show, Rosslare was present once again, for the fifth time in a row.
This year the Rosslare display was featured prominently in an eye-catching booth that provided increased opportunities for buyers to view new products.
Rosslare makes a mark on Mexico market
at Expo Segurigard
Reports from the Expo Segurigard show, April 22 - 24 this year reveal Rosslare left a highly favorable impression on the Mexican security products market. Two product lines in particular - the AC-225 and AC-525 network access control units as well as the Digitool line generated a lot of buzz. The show sparked interest beyond Mexico's borders from neighboring Colombia and Puerto Rico distributors.
Rosslare launches the
MD-DO2 2 door access
control expansion Panel exceeds demands by enhancing performance while cutting costs
AC-525 with MD-D02 2-Door expansion
2 Reader IO Expansion
One panel
Unparalleled
access control
Huge savings
The MD-DO2, a two-door expansion for AC-225/ AC-525, operates four doors instead of the standard two doors, saving significantly on costs, on installation, on maintenance and on storage..
The new MD-DO2 was developed in response to growing demands for boosted control capabilities. Rosslare exceeded demands by launching a panel that works more doors while introducing enormous savings beyond hardware cost cuts.
As each panel controls more doors there
is a dramatic drop in installation costs. Control over more doors on fewer panels reduces the need for additional network points and drives down maintenance needs. Based on the less is more approach, a reduced number of controllers also means organizations can count on saving storage space.
The expanded two door unit has been developed as a modular add-on unit that integrates with the AC-225 and AC-525 networked access control systems.
These systems provide affordable
multi-door access control that seamlessly integrates with an on-board digital video server. As an add-on module the new
MD-DO2 panel is set to increase the systems' competitive edge.
The panel features status indicators and Reader connections for the four input and four output operations including a door monitor switch, a request for exit button and a door lock. Of course the inputs and outputs can also be configured for other operations. The Readers accept all formats supported by AC-225 and AC-525. The unit is configurable for single or double doors. Finally, it is supported by
the latest AxTrax version from Rosslare's access control family of products.
