Visiontech’s surveillance products become more accessible after agreement with Professional Security Alliance
Visionhitech Americas Inc will be joining other leading members of the security industry at PSA-TEC show
Visionhitech Americas Inc is pleased to announce that it has signed an agreement to join the Professional Security Alliance. This brings VAI, a division of Visionhitech Co Ltd, into the world's largest family of security professionals, and gives the country's leading specialist integrators access to VAI's unique product offering.

Scott Hamasaki, Managing Director, Visionhitech Americas Inc, said: "We are very excited to be a vendor partner of PSA Security. We look forward to providing high quality CCTV equipment to the alliance's members."

Marcus Batten, PSA's Director of Vendor Management, added: "I am delighted to welcome Visionhitech Americas into the PSA. Our organization is committed to building partnerships with such innovative companies."

Visionhitech Americas Inc will be joining other leading members of the security industry at this week's PSA-TEC show between 25/28 May 2010 at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Centre in Chicago.

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