Viking Electronics to Exhibit at NFMT 2017

Showcasing American Made Communication and Security Products

Viking Electronics Inc. announced today that it will be featuring its extensive line of communication and security products at NFMT, held March 7-9, 2017  at the Baltimore Convention Center. The National Facilities Management and Technology Conference & Exposition is for all facilities professionals. Whether you have been in the industry for 20+ years or you are a brand new facility manager, stop and see Viking Electronics in booth 1824 to learn more about American made security and communication solutions.

In 1969 Viking Electronics was started in Hudson, Wisconsin. Today, Viking still offers reliable POTS devices, along with new IP products for the ever changing security and communication landscape. Viking products are designed by our team of engineers, built by our production workers, fully tested by our quality assurance department, packaged and shipped by our shipping staff, recommended by our sales people, and supported by our technical support group right here in our facility in Hudson, Wisconsin.

Stop by booth 1824 at the National Facilities Management and Technology Conference & Exposition to learn more about what Viking has to offer. If you need help finding the right communication or security solution today, give us a call: 715-386-8861 or visit us online: www.VikingElectronics.com.

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