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28/10/2020
GalloGlas Group Installs Security System For Jas P Wilson Forest Machines
You can Literally see in the Dark with Uniview Starlight Technology.
Another successful installation for GalloGlas Group who installed a state-of-the-art security system, fit for purpose, for Jas P Wilson Forest Machines at their 20,000 square metre base in Dalbeattie.
GalloGlas Security Solutions (GalloGlas CCTV and Alarm Systems), which is part of the GalloGlas Group were commissioned after a detailed consultation.
GalloGlas, as the major reseller of QED (Quality Essential Distribution Ltd) in the South of Scotland designed a bespoke system alongside QED Engineers to ensure every box was ticked.
Exceptional Image as Super Low Illumination
The main goal of video surveillance is to see clearly anytime, anywhere. GalloGlas decided to use Uniview bespoke Starlight technology which has exceptional image quality at super low illumination giving the team at Jas P Wilson clear images during the day and night for both static and moving scene. The Starlight Technology is an innovative technology that delivers vivid colour, high definition, and extremely clear images in ultra-low light. Jas P Wilson, Managing Director, Billy Wilson said: "It was an easy decision to make after seeing the demonstration of the UniView IP Starlight camera system, the team can now literally see in the dark!"
GalloGlas MD, Richie Nicoll said: "Uniview was the obvious choice for this installation with exceptional ultra-smart technology and the Starlight feature it delivers a superior user experience. It’s an all in one solution for this type of surveillance project where security and safety are paramount."
Another successful installation for GalloGlas Group who installed a state-of-the-art security system, fit for purpose, for Jas P Wilson Forest Machines at their 20,000 square metre base in Dalbeattie.
GalloGlas Security Solutions (GalloGlas CCTV and Alarm Systems), which is part of the GalloGlas Group were commissioned after a detailed consultation.
GalloGlas, as the major reseller of QED (Quality Essential Distribution Ltd) in the South of Scotland designed a bespoke system alongside QED Engineers to ensure every box was ticked.
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Exceptional Image as Super Low Illumination
The main goal of video surveillance is to see clearly anytime, anywhere. GalloGlas decided to use Uniview bespoke Starlight technology which has exceptional image quality at super low illumination giving the team at Jas P Wilson clear images during the day and night for both static and moving scene. The Starlight Technology is an innovative technology that delivers vivid colour, high definition, and extremely clear images in ultra-low light. Jas P Wilson, Managing Director, Billy Wilson said: "It was an easy decision to make after seeing the demonstration of the UniView IP Starlight camera system, the team can now literally see in the dark!"
GalloGlas MD, Richie Nicoll said: "Uniview was the obvious choice for this installation with exceptional ultra-smart technology and the Starlight feature it delivers a superior user experience. It’s an all in one solution for this type of surveillance project where security and safety are paramount."
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