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Virtual security introduces two new products

Virtual Security Africa Limited (VSA), a digital surveillance company in Ghana, has introduced two new security products onto the market.

These are the Real-Time Fleet Management (RTFM) and Virtual Security Integration (VSI).

The RTFM is a worldwide all-satellite asset tracking, monitoring and mobile resource management system which uses Global Position System (GPS) to provide location and real-time information in all weather and at all times on or near the earth and communicates the exact location of asset, direction and speed information as well as asset performance data with respect to mobile assets like vehicles and vessels for complete assets management.

With this product, fleet information is delivered from asset via satellite, ensuring data delivery without need for cell towers and regardless of land geography. Data delivered is received, stored and analyzed at the RTFM network operations centre and is accessed from the RTFM hosted application called the fleet central.

The Visual Security Integration system is an ‘all in one’ flexible and versatile security system that integrates access control alarm, video surveillance, time and attendance and central control or monitoring, into one platform security system.

VSI allows users to save time and money as everything is monitored on a single platform. It also provides audio communications through internet and can be used as a communication tool between an organization’s headquarters and its branch offices.

The company plans to also introduce a state of the art fire alarm system, Gent Fire Alarm Security System, onto the market soon.

Virtual Security Africa Limited is a wholly Ghanaian owned company established in 2008. It undertakes distribution, design and installation of CCTV, IDS, access control systems and fire alarm among others.

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