Local company’s success in CCTV bid

Pictured as the contract of works are signed. Back: Cllr Seamus Hanafin; Oliver Ingelbach, CEO Sentry Digital Solutions Nenagh; Michael Ryan Thurles Town Clerk. Front: Sean McSharry, CEO Future Security Nenagh; PJ Shanahan president Thurles Chamber of Commerce; Eleanor Lahart CEO Hall Alarms Ltd Clonmel.

Published on 20/05/2012 16:55

Local Clonmel company, Hall Alarms, has been successful in its bid to install closed circuit television (CCTV) in Thurles town centre. The company won the tender for the CCTV installation following the announcement recently by Thurles Chamber of Commerce president, PJ Shanahan, that CCTV for Thurles had been given the green light by An Pobal.

Eleanor Lahart, chief executive of Hall Alarms said that this is a substantial award for Hall Alarms.

“It shows that local companies who invest in expertise, quality equipment and provide value for money, can compete against national companies who would normally be awarded these tenders.”

The system includes ten pan, tilt and zoom cameras, with the capability to cover large areas and the facility to zoom in for finer detail. The system is based on advanced wireless technology, with its own private secure network, which protects the integrity of the system as well as future proofing it. It will be one of the country’s most advanced, state of the art town CCTV systems. The entire system will be designed, installed and maintained by three Tipperary companies, Hall Alarms based in Clonmel, Future Security in Nenagh and Sentry Digital Solutions, also based in Nenagh. The installation will take approximately three months.

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Local company’s success in CCTV bid

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