Magal to Provide Integrated Security Solution for the Spanish Port of Huelva
The solution includes the coverage of the port’s perimeter with anti-climb smart fences, combined day/night and thermal cameras using dual thermal and CCD technologies
IsraelDefense
| 17/01/2019
Photo: puertohuelva.com
Magal Security has won a $2.5 million contract to deliver technology and services to the Port of Huelva in Spain.
This new project is an extension of the overall security solution which has been delivered by Magal to the port in the last years. The solution includes the coverage of the port’s perimeter with anti-climb smart fences, combined day/night and thermal cameras using dual thermal and CCD technologies.
“We are proud to be again a leading security technology provider supporting the Port of Huelva, a key seaport facility in Spain and an important European reference for Magal,” commented CEO Dror Sharon. “As homeland security concerns continue to grow, Europe is becoming an increasingly important region for Magal and we have seen increasing traction in the region in the past few months.”
The solution includes the coverage of the port’s perimeter with anti-climb smart fences, combined day/night and thermal cameras using dual thermal and CCD technologies
Photo: puertohuelva.com
Magal Security has won a $2.5 million contract to deliver technology and services to the Port of Huelva in Spain.
This new project is an extension of the overall security solution which has been delivered by Magal to the port in the last years. The solution includes the coverage of the port’s perimeter with anti-climb smart fences, combined day/night and thermal cameras using dual thermal and CCD technologies.
“We are proud to be again a leading security technology provider supporting the Port of Huelva, a key seaport facility in Spain and an important European reference for Magal,” commented CEO Dror Sharon. “As homeland security concerns continue to grow, Europe is becoming an increasingly important region for Magal and we have seen increasing traction in the region in the past few months.”
