Arecont Vision Names PAR Products as Manufacturer's Representatives for TOLA Region

Arecont Vision®, the industry leader in IP-based megapixel camera technology, has announced that PAR Products has joined the company’s Manufacturer’s Representative Partner program.

  • Nov 17, 2017

Arecont Vision has announced that PAR Products has joined the company’s Manufacturer’s Representative Partner program. PAR will complement the Arecont Vision sales team in the states of Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Arkansas in providing expert pre-sales assistance to end users, systems integrators, and distributors.

“Tim Shiner and his team at PAR are proven, customer-focused, and carry only the best security products in the industry,” said Kyle Parker, Vice President, Americas, Arecont Vision. “They are an ideal fit for Arecont Vision and our industry-leading, customer-proven megapixel cameras to bring to customers for new projects across the TOLA states.”

“We are excited to represent world-class Arecont Vision megapixel cameras across the region,” said Tim Shiner, President, PAR Products. “The company’s designed-and-built in the USA products and their focus on innovation, reliability, and customer satisfaction will be a great addition to our product line up.”

PAR and the other members of the Arecont Vision Manufacturer’s Representative Partner program are key to bringing the industry’s best, cyber-secure megapixel cameras to more customers across their regions. They extend the reach of Arecont Vision in providing expert pre-sales assistance, interfacing with and educating customers, system integrators, and distributors on available products and solutions for their video surveillance requirements. Program members stay current with video surveillance and security industry technology and products via Arecont Vision University and other company and external sources.

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