Paxton, the market leader of electronic IP access control and door entry equipment, will exhibit its largest stand to date at IFSEC International, taking place at ExCeL London, 17-19 June. The stand will include Paxton’s team of industry experts offering advice and information, daily training taster sessions and competitions.
Paxton’s stand expansion and interactive approach supports the company’s commitment to offering industry leading support and thought leadership within the security market.
Visitors to Paxton’s stand (G1500) will be able to take part in daily hands-on training taster sessions, showcasing the company’s free training and installer focussed workshops. They will give an insight into access control and the features a Paxton system offers, including high security, ease of management and increase in building efficiency. Further introductory presentations to access control will provide an insight to the top 10 essentials you need to know about these operation systems.
Visitors are encouraged to take on Adam Stroud, CEO of Paxton in the Net2 Entry Speed Trials which will take place each day at 12.30pm. The competition allows visitors the opportunity to experience the simplicity of Paxton products first hand, by timing how fast they can put a Net2 Entry system together in a bid to get their name and company to the top of the leader board and win a Playstation 4.
As well as various information points, including touch screens conveniently located around the stand, the Paxton stand will also feature a café for quick and informal meetings and a space to recharge.
Adam Stroud, Chief Executive of the Paxton Group, said: “It’s always a pleasure meeting our customers face to face and IFSEC International allows us the perfect opportunity to do this. The concept behind our new stand was to provide an interactive, informative and informal space for visitors to learn more about Paxton and access control at their own leisure. We really hope that we’ve achieved this and look forward to seeing you all there.”
Source : securityinfowatch
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