News Briefs


Striking Adaptability


One Strike!


All the Features You Need.


The new SDC UniFlex™ 45 Series electric strike accommodates locks with up to 3/4 latchbolts. The heavy duty design is loaded with features to ensure adaptability to virtually any access control need.


• Choice of 4 faceplates


• Field reversible failsecure/ failsafe


• Keeper closed & locked status • Latch position status • Alignment adjustment • 12/24V AC/DC operation • Low profi le, 1-1/8 depth


Geyer


Niscayah, Duluth, Ga., added Jim Geyer to its team as area sales manager, North Central region. Geyer, who has more than 15 years of experience working for integrators in a sales and general management capacity, will be responsible for driving sales in Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis and Kansas City.


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Mace Security International Inc., Horsham, Pa., appointed Eric Vorbeck as the new nation- al sales manager for its Mace Security Products (MSP) division. Vorbeck will be responsible for leading the MSP sales team in developing new dealer channels, and supporting the existing Mace dealer base across the U.S.


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Paxton Access Inc., the U.S. sales and marketing arm of British manufacturer of access control systems Paxton Access Ltd., appointed Chris Donohue and Franklin Brown to its technical support team. Dono- hue and Brown collectively bring 20 years of security industry experience to Paxton.


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Ottawa-based Senstar Corporation announced the appointment of Gord Loney as vice president of product sales. This new posi- tion was created to drive the company’s product sales globally as it implements a strategy to rationalize its entire product line, develop new technologies and introduce new products. Loney joined Senstar in 1995 as the product sales manager for Cana- da, Africa and the Middle East. He was subsequently promoted to director of international sales, responsible for Australasia.


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Merkley


Visonic Inc., Bloomfield, Conn., added two sales managers for the U.S. Western and Central regions. Mark Merkley joined the Visonic sales team in the Western U.S. sup- porting Visonic’s sales efforts in the 13 Western states. Rob Alfrey joined the Visonic sales team


Box 6219 Westlake Village, CA 91359-6219 805.494.0622 FAX: 805.494.8861


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June 1, 2010 and has a security back- ground. Alfrey will use his expertise in creat- ing sales in the Central U.S. from Chicago to New Mexico.


36 October 2010 Alfrey


Vorbeck


Donohue


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