Vanderbilt, a global provider of state-of-the-art security systems, announced the release of SPC 3.8. SPC protects businesses, properties, and assets for users who want an intrusion detection system that offers versatile operation and comprehensive alarm management functionality.  Through the use of cloud services, end-user apps, and a dedicated software suite, SPC is at the forefront of modern intrusion detection.

The latest version of the system is aimed at improving the customer experience with enhancements that will speed up installations.

“The pace at which we are developing our systems is unparalleled, and SPC has a strong legacy, incorporating the latest technologies, design, and manufacturing methods to help drive this pace. SPC 3.8 is a hardware and software intrusion system that keeps pace with market driven features. Ultimately, we are aspiring towards a future single platform migration strategy within our product portfolio, and SPC is at the heart of this, explains John O’Donnell, Product Marketing at Vanderbilt.

Intuitive Interface

In line with the mantra of customer first, SPC 3.8 is aimed at reducing training, planning, and maintenance efforts across SPC panels thanks to its intuitive interface, remote maintenance, and control capabilities. As such, all SPC systems can be remotely updated to the latest SPC firmware, ensuring customers can have all the latest features available in SPC without the need to physically visit sites to complete system upgrades.

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