RJ Connect has been awarded the shared agency of Videotec video security products in South Africa. Videotec was founded in Italy in 1986 and has specialised in the creation and design of state-of-the-art CCTV products ever since. Over the years, the company has expanded its product line to become one of the largest CCTV product range manufacturers on the market.
The European manufacturer supplies industries such as oil and gas, marine and harbour with professional CCTV and certified products and accessories for indoors and outdoors video surveillance applications in environments with high temperatures or severe climatic conditions.
The company’s wide product range includes PTZ camera positioning systems, certified explosion-proof camera systems, heavy duty housings, night LED illuminators and advanced artificial intelligence devices. Product connectivity is based on high resolution analog and IP architecture, providing the highest degree of protection and immediate situational awareness. Thus the response to threats and incidents is rapid and effective.
With the cooperation of international universities, Videotec remains abreast of new technologies and cutting edge engineering techniques and materials. This knowledge is applied to the company’s products to produce new solutions for a rapidly evolving market.
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