Among the product highlights on the TOA stand will be the NX-100 Network Audio Adapter
 TOA NX-100 Network Audio Adapter will feature on stand at IIPSEC
January 2009 sees TOA Corporation (UK) Ltd returning to the International IP Solutions Exhibitions & Conference (IIPSEC), the only UK event dedicated to networked security, life safety and BMS technologies, with a uniquely diverse range of solutions. As an affiliate member of IIPSEC, TOA has exhibited at the show for a number of years and will cement its reputation as a leading supplier in the IP space when the 2009 event opens its doors.

Among the product highlights on the TOA stand will be the NX-100 Network Audio Adapter, which has received industry accolades at InfoComm and in the IPV Awards, among others. The NX-100 allows integrators to send audio and control signals as serial data in real time over IP, saving both time and money where remote locations would otherwise require costly, dedicated lines to be used for audio transmission and reception.

Also starring on the TOA stand is the N-8000 Series IP Network Intercom. Developed from the proven NX-100 network audio technology, the N-8000 provides flexible communications for up to 1,280 stations on existing corporate LAN and WAN data networks. The system can handle up to 160 paging zones, as well as time-based call forwarding, scan monitoring, and two-way hands-free communications through an innovative ambient noise-sensing function.

"No other company marries the disciplines of audio and CCTV as successfully as TOA," comments Brett Downing, Sales & Marketing Director, TOA Europe. "And because it provides us with a dedicated, IP-driven environment, IIPSEC is the perfect place for us to show how we can integrate video surveillance with networked audio technologies."

IIPSEC 2009 takes place at the National Agricultural Centre, Stoneleigh Park, Coventry, from 27-29 January 2009.

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