Videotec and DVS are well placed to support customers with changes from analogue to IP security solutions
DVS will supply installers and integrators with Videotec’s specialist CCTV products

DVS, one of the UK’s fastest growing distributors of security and CCTV equipment, has signed a distribution agreement with Videotec, the leading manufacturer of professional CCTV products for outdoor applications.

DVS managing director Shaun Bowie said: "the Italian company’s products were an ideal addition to DVS’s portfolio of CCTV equipment."

“Videotec is renowned as the world leader in high quality, high technology surveillance camera positioning units, housings, LED lighting equipment and CCTV accessories,” he said. “Their design-led sensibility means that not only are Videotec’s products highly functional and effective, they’re also attractive on an aesthetic level – which leads to increased end-user interest and more project work for installers and integrators.”

DVS will stock all of Videotec’s standard housings, LED lighting range and accessories. DVS will also supply Videotec’s Ulisse positioning units, the only range of pan and tilt units in the world able to be driven by ONVIF IP protocols, carry an IP Camera (HD or Megapixel) with a large lens, and maintain 360 degree rotation while carrying LED IR Lights.

In addition, DVS will stock all of Videotec’s specialist housing range, which includes marine housings and housing systems/PTZs for use in the oil and gas industries.

Videotec regional country manager Bob Groom said: “I am incredibly happy to be working with DVS. Their dedication to providing solutions to the CCTV industry and being at the forefront of technology mirrors the ethos within Videotec. Both Videotec and DVS are well placed to support customers with the changes from analog to IP solutions. Working closely together, this partnership will enable us to meet our customers’ needs more quickly and efficiently.”

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