The selection tool allows you to choose the correct camera make, model and accessories from Bosch's MIC Series of PTZ cameras
Bosch Security Systems has launched a new online product selector tool to help consultants, specifiers and installers quickly and simply specify the correct camera make, model and accessories from its popular MIC Series of rugged pan-tilt-zoom cameras.

The selection tool begins by asking users to specify their individual application and follows a simple step-by-step process building the required product code based upon the user's specific needs. In addition the tool also allows the user to select the right accessories for their specified MIC Series camera, for example choosing only white brackets to match a white MIC Series camera.

At the end of the selection process, the tool will provide a link to the relevant product datasheet and allows the user to print a ‘shopping list' to check and confirm their choices.

The product selection tool is available online and can also be accessed via the resource section of the company's online product catalogue.

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