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Monitoring Firm Gains Wireless Alarm System

May 1, 2009

Expanding its product offerings to Smith & Wesson Security Dealers, Nationwide Digital Monitoring Co., Inc., the licensee of Smith & Wesson Security Services, reached an agreement with Visonic Group for a special line of branded wireless alarm systems for residential accounts.

Smith & Wesson Security Services chose Visonic’s PowerMax system, which allows remote, mobile, and in-house control of wireless alarm devices and secured zones. The technology provides easy user-management of all connected systems.

The PowerMax can secure up to 29 wireless zones and connect seamlessly with a wide range of wireless transmitters and detectors, including door and window contacts; glass-breakage sensors; pet-immune motion detectors; smoke and carbon monoxide detectors; flood sensors, and more. The systems can be linked seamlessly with Smith & Wesson Security Services’ 24/7 monitoring station, simultaneously transmitting digital signals along with two-way voice, which will allow for verified alarm dispatch.


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