GJD to exhibit at Security TWENTY 17

Date published: 10 August 2017


Heywood-based GJD is exhibiting at Security TWENTY 17 (ST17) in Glasgow on Tuesday 5 September and will demonstrate its expanded range of motion detectors, IP enabled sensors, lasers and LED illuminators.

Visitors to the GJD stand will see live product demonstrations of the Laser-Watch®: a long range IP connected laser surveillance sensor that detects objects and humans with great accuracy. The Laser-Watch can be used as a standalone unit, or as part of a security system with multiple IP surveillance devices connected to a server.

GJD will also be showing visitors the many benefits of its pioneering D-TECT Laser. The D-TECT Laser is a scanner designed to create a virtual wall or virtual fence. At the 2017 annual BSIA Luncheon, GJD was presented with a special commendation in the BSIA International Partnership Award category for one of its high-end D-TECT Laser projects at an international airport.

GJD’s Clarius Plus range of Infra-Red and White-Light LED illuminators will also be on show. Some of the key features of Clarius Plus include interchangeable lens diffusers, the very latest dual core LEDs and green technology to deliver an exceptional security lighting solution.

Ana Maria Sagra-Smith, GJD’s Sales and Marketing Director commented: “ST17 Glasgow is a fantastic opportunity to meet new people and learn about new security innovations and technology. If you are attending we look forward to showing you GJD’s latest products and helping you with your security requirements.” 

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