TeleEye, the world-class manufacturer of remote, visual CCTV systems has recently moved to new, larger premises in Maidenhead.

TeleEye's UK Managing Director, Mark Thomas explained:  "We have experienced impressive growth over the last few years and completely outgrown the old Reading facility.  Our RX range of Digital Video Recording Transmitters has been very successful, becoming the new standard in single and multi site monitoring, central station monitoring and the increasingly popular mobile phone or PDA monitoring."

TeleEye's Digital Video Recording Transmitters incorporate fast video transmission, high-resolution recording, flexible network connectivity and mobile phone control.  They use network based digital transmission to offer 24/7 CCTV surveillance and their systems are successfully used in construction, public buildings, multi-site retail, industrial and traffic management applications.  The RX range is also fully compliant with British Standard BS8418:2003, providing a professional, remote monitoring and visual alarm verification solution.

The move has allowed TeleEye to take on three new staff members in sales and technical support so customers will benefit from even higher levels of service.

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