Sensurity’s HALO and Vigil are available in the Czech Republic and Slovakia through KELCOM’s online-ordering catalogue – check out www.kelcom.cz for details or contact info@kelcom.cz or +420 495 513 886
BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND – 28 August 2017 — Sensurity Ltd. This position has been filled and we are no longer accepting applications. BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND – 01 June 2017 –– Sensurity Ltd. Sensurity are currently expanding the team in Belfast. We are seeking: Software Engineer with experience of C++ and .Net – Software Engineer Outline Job … Continued
BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND and Hradec Králové, Czech Republic – 24 May 2017 –– Sensurity Ltd, today released confirmation of the appointment of KELCOM International as Authorised Distributors for HALO and Vigil products for Czech Republic and Slovakia. More information to follow soon. For further information, contact info@sensurity.com or info@kelcom.cz
BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND and HASTINGS, NEW ZEALAND – 11 April 2017 –– Sensurity Ltd, today released confirmation of the appointment of Eastek Technologies as Authorised Distributors for HALO and Vigil products for New Zealand. More information to follow soon. For further information, contact info@sensurity.com or sales@eastek.co.nz
BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND – 02 March 2017 –– Sensurity Ltd, today released confirmation of the appointment of VIS Security Solutions (www.vis-security.com) as Authorised Distributors for HALO and Vigil products in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. More information to follow soon. For further information, contact info@sensurity.com or +44 (0) 28 9039 4270.
Belfast, Northern Ireland (June 25th, 2015) Sensurity, the developers of Intelligent security solutions and the Halo perimeter intruder detection systems, are pleased to introduce a Broadcast Transmitter Solution for use around remote broadcast tower sites with up to 200m X 200m perimeter fence lines. Sensurity is dedicated to raising the standards for Perimeter Intrusion Detection … Continued
Storms Abigail and Barney – the first and second UK storms strong enough to be named – saw winds peak on Tuesday 17th November 2015, before conditions calmed down overnight. The highest winds were recorded at 83mph in coastal areas of Northern Ireland. During this time a Halo system was operating fully with no false … Continued
