Honeywell’s Authorised Dealer Program for Commercial Security Systems supports small, medium and large commercial security dealers
Mercury Group offers a range of security technology, including perimeter protection systems and management software

Honeywell recently welcomed The Mercury Group as a Honeywell Authorized Dealer for Commercial Security Systems (CSS). For more than 36 years, the company’s three divisions – security, electrical and voice and data – have provided clean power, structured cabling for voice and data systems, electrical efficiency lighting, security and access control services to customers in Connecticut.

The Mercury Group offers a wide range of security technology, including perimeter protection systems, video surveillance and management software, intrusion detection systems, wireless door lockdown systems, license plate recognition and emergency call boxes. The company specialises in security consulting for schools and universities.

“We pride ourselves in being a one-stop shop, with the right solution to meet the needs of any-sized installation,” said Catherine Lawson, business development director, The Mercury Group. “Joining the CSS program further deepens our relationship with Honeywell and allows us to continue to provide comprehensive solutions to our customers with the newest Honeywell technology.” 

Honeywell’s Authorized Dealer Program for Commercial Security Systems supports small, medium and large commercial and industrial security dealers by offering customized marketing support, targeted sales opportunities and technical training programs. The program is designed for dealers with expertise in intrusion and fire, video surveillance and access control.

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