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Telegrafia’s Showcase at Mexico City’s Security Expo
This year, Telegrafia, a global manufacturer of warning systems, participated in Expo de Seguridad in Mexico City, the capital of Mexico. The April expo lasted three days and featured thousands of security solutions, from security clothing and intelligent camera systems to access control, hazard detection, rescue solutions, and warning systems.
Our Innovative Warning Systems Captivate Audience
The high turnout of both exhibitors and visitors confirms the need to build and enhance security at individual, corporate, and governmental levels. This year’s Expo de Seguridad saw over 360 exhibitors and a record-breaking attendance of more than 17,500 visitors.
In a joint booth with our Brazilian distributor, Veili, we showcased vehicle solutions – Pavian Car, compact solutions for smaller areas and industries – Bono and Screamer, as well as the control unit with a touch screen and microphone – OCP16. The large loudspeakers for the Pavian siren attracted the most attention. During demonstrations, we activated the Screamer siren, and even at just 25% volume, we managed to fill the entire exhibition hall with sound.
A big thank you goes to the organizers as well as Veili for the organization, management, and excellent presentation.
The article was written by
Petra Rychtarcikova
Petra is an international business manager in charge of Spanish, French and Portuguese-speaking countries. Petra, with her global, economic and logistic background and knowledge of four languages, does very productive and responsible work for Telegrafia. Latin-American affairs, travelling, tourism and electronic sirens are her hobbies, and she is pleased to bring you exciting information from the Telegrafia world.
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