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NAPCO Introduces Slate Of New Products

  • Oct 30, 2009

NAPCO Security Technologies Inc. recently introduced many new products at ISC East Booth 931.

A sampling of some of the new products displayed were:

  • Bioreader -- The first fingerprint reading keypad for the alarm industry that with just a touch of a finger, you can operate the alarm system or open the electric garage door.
  • GEMC Commercial Combination Burglar and Fire Alarm System -- A major innovation in complete protection for all types of commercial buildings.
  • CardAccess 3000 -- A ground-breaking access control system which stops unauthorized people from entering into commercial buildings and offices.
  • iSee Video -- A revolutionary multi-camera video monitoring system for homes and businesses over your cell phone or computer featuring internet video recorder storage.

“We are very pleased to be launching several new and innovative security products at the ISC East 2009,” said Richard Soloway, chairman and CEO of NAPCO. “These products that are being introduced to the marketplace at the ISC East are a testament to the efforts of NAPCO’s research and development team. In addition, these new products confirm NAPCO’s commitment to an annual contribution of 7 percent of sales that are invested into R&D which are meant to keep the Company on the cusp of cutting-edge technologies.”

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