Robert Pether of security integrator Touchstone Electronics has been presented with a 32" Sanyo HD ready LCD Television, following a prize draw on Computar/Ganz stand at IFSEC.

Touchstone - which has offices in Bicester, Poyle and Crawley - was one of more than 400 new customers entered into the draw.  The company is a leading provider of turnkey integrated electronic security systems for a wide range of customers in both the private and public sectors.

The prize was presented this month by Geoff Bowers, CCTV Division Manager of CBC, the manufacturer of Computar and Ganz CCTV products.  "We have only recently begun using Ganz products and are very impressed with them," said Mr. Pether afterwards.  "We have already specified the Ganz C-Allview camera for use with Radar detection at a major airport project, and have recommended a similar solution to another airport.  Ganz have supplied us with the latest model launched at IFSEC, incorporating 36:1 zoom ratio.  These cameras are IP-rated and very suitable for the type of work we do with government / councils and other major users."

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