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21st November 2011Wessex Water utilise SeSys ATEX camera solution for new storm drain chamberWhen Wessex Water wanted to install a camera in their new Bristol storm drain they turned to SeSys for a solution. “We had experience working with SeSys and IP cameras from other projects and it was felt that the technology would be useful especially during the commissioning phase,” explains Dave Mining of Wessex Water. |
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31st October 2011Time lapse video professional uses SeSys Torch CameraA SeSys Torch camera was deployed by Howards to capture an eighteen month building project. The construction, by Skanska, was captured by the Torch Camera and images stored automatically off site on a SeSys hosted video storage system. Images were periodically downloaded and a video produced without ever needing to visit site. |
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28th October 2011SeSys Introduce ExuS Technology Video Storage products to the UKSeSys are delighted to announce the introduction of ExuS Technology video storage systems into their product portfolio. Complimenting the Mobotix cameras by offering premium grade storage based on a long standing of expertise in the storage solution business. For more on the video storage systems. |
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12th October 2011SeSys Torch Camera helps catch metal thievesA SeSys Torch camera which was deployed to protect a remote site catches intruders attempting to steal high value metals. Portsmouth City Council's recycling centre was targeted in the night but the site manager saw two men on the site and called the Police. For the full story please click here... |
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15thJuly 2011SeSys newest members of ADSSeSys are pleased to announce their membership of ADS (Aerospace, Defence, Security and Space industries). For further information regarding ADS please click here. |
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22nd June 2011SeSys feature in "Policing Today 2011Following the success of exhibiting at HOSDB and Counter Terror Expo, SeSys Torch Camera is the subject of an article in Policing Today 2011 (Issue 17.2). Click here to read the article. |
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21st April 2011SeSys exhibit at Counter Terror Expo 2011SeSys exhibited their product range at the Counter Terror Expo which took place at the Olympia in London between the 19th and 20th April 2011. |
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11th April 2011SeSys take part in ISC West, Booth 6131, 6th - 8th AprilSeSys took part in ISC West, held at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Las Vegas between the 6th and 8th April, demonstrating the Award Winning Torch Camera range. |
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25th March 2011SeSys attend HOSBD 2011SeSys took part in HOSBD (Home Office Scientific Development Branch) Exhibition 2011 between 22nd - 24th March in Farnborough, Hampshire, showcasing their product range including the Torch Camera |
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14th February 2011SeSys Awarded "Project of the Year" for Innovative Installation for Southern WaterSeSys Limited were the proud receipients of "Project of the Year" for their work providing visual verification for Southern Water's drinking water sampling procedures. "The project with Southern Water is a great example of CCTV as a health and safety asset and cost saver" explains Dan Eames, Technical and Projects Manager (pictured right with Mike Lewis and Dominic Chapman of Mobotix). "This was a great project to be involved with and we are delighted that Mobotix recognised the merits of this solution to the end user." The Award Ceremony, held at the Radisson Edwardian Hotel was the highlight of the recent Mobotix National Partner Conference, held on the 14th and 15th February 2011.
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10th February 2011Innovative Water Treatment Plant Project Captured with SeSys SolutionA SeSys Camera solution has been selected to record the construction of £74 million upgrade of a United Utilities waste water treatment works. The plant, which is one of the UK's largest, will be able to generate increased electricity from biogas generated by the new process. To document this process Black & Veatch, the Principle Contractor, selected SeSys to provide a wireless network and multiple high resolution cameras linked to a recording and monitoring solution. "We selected SeSys based on our work with them on previous projects where they have always delivered quality equipment with the highest levels o professionalism and a good understanding of our organisational requirements." Comments Ian Barker, Chief Engineer - Electrical for Black & Veatch. The camera system allows staff to view the site remotely, reducing United Utilities carbon footprint by reducing journeys to site. The cameras will also create a detailed record of the two year construction project to be retained for future reference as a time lapse video.
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8th December 2010Shedding some light on the TorchSeSys Torch Camera has been reviewed on the MXInstaller website. For further details please click here. MXInstaller provides the latest reviews, how-to tutorials and expert commentary on Mobotix IP cameras, software and related networking technologies.
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18th November 2010New Business Development Manager at SeSys
SeSys are delighted to announce that Halcyon Day has joined as Business Development Manager. Halcyon brings a wealth of experience to SeSys having worked in sales and marketing for a number of years. Halcyon will be working with existing clients as well as developing relationships with new clients in the UK and through International partners. "SeSys has built a reputation for customer attention and focus and as the business grows we want to continue to ensure that the client continues to receive the attention they require as we strengthen our relationship." Halcyon adds, "I am excited by the challenge and I look forward to developing the SeSys brand and identity." Contact
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16th November 2010New Enhancements To The Award Winning SeSys Torch CameraThe Award Winning SeSys Torch Camera has just got better!! In addition to the 3MP high resolution digital camera, 3G (HSUPA) router and integral battery the Torch camera is now available with WiFi too. The small compact nature of the Torch camera enables it to be deployed and operational in just 10 minutes or less, delivering pictures to wherever you need them including a control room, office PC, smart phone or iPad. The addition of WiFi boosts the connectivity of the Torch camera to allow a user to download video from the camera without disturbing the operation of the camera or using large amounts of mobile bandwidth. The camera will continue to record during the download process ensuring that you don’t miss a thing. This simplified connectivity also allows someone to retrieve data by themselves as it is not necessary to physically retrieve a disk or plug in a cable. SeSys continue to work with various Government Agencies, Utilities, Construction Companies and sectors across B&I nationwide and globally providing not only the Torch Camera, but cameras for hazardous areas, process monitoring and digital IP Cameras as a Mobotix solutions Partner. In the current economic climate SeSys are finding that the significant benefits of their camera systems reducing the cost of visiting remote sites and manned guarding are really hitting home. Please Contact Halcyon Day on 01730 230530 for further information.
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12th November 2010SeSys exhibit at WWEM 2010, 10th - 11th NovemberSeSys took part in the WWEM (Water, Wastewater and Environmental Management) Exhibition 2010, which took place at Telford International Centre on the 10th and 11th November 2010. A range of camera systems, including the hemispheric camera used by Southern Water, providing visual verification of their drinking water sampling procedures were demonstrated over the two days. |
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