Swann’s back in Officeworks

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Security monitoring and surveillance vendor Swann has returned to Officeworks’ shelves with its DVR-4 Business Kit.

Swann’s back in Officeworks
Aimed at SMBs the kit bundles two high quality CCTV cameras (OutdoorCams) with a 160GB hard disk built into a solid, integrated control unit.

Jeremy Stewart, global marketing manager, at Swann said combining all components needed for a comprehensive surveillance solution into a single package makes buying and implementing an effective security monitoring system an easy option for small business or home environments.

“Small businesses of all sorts can use the DVR-4 Business Kit to fight back against theft, lost productivity and false insurance claims while in other applications this is an opportunity to implement an effective deterrent against shoplifting or vandalism.”

The DVR-4 Business Kit combines two of Swann’s indoor/outdoor, CCTV cameras with a motion detection digital video recorder with large capacity, 160GB hard drive and everything needed to implement a 24/7 surveillance solution.



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