News: Awards success continues for Pyronix
The Enforcer System, developed and manufactured by Rotherham-based security experts, Pyronix, has picked up another industry award and been chosen to represent the UK at the European Business Awards.
The system was named as the best intruder alarm product at the PSI Premier Awards. Held at the historic Brocket Hall in Welwyn, the awards ceremony is organised by the trade magazine and is unique in that it gives equipment installers the chance to vote for their favourite products that have introduced new technologies or given them the best results.
Launched in 2011, the Enforcer was a world-first fully two way wireless alarm system incorporating a transmitter and a receiver in each wireless device. The wireless technology is a vital part of the system that keeps it reliable and provides a major advantage to the installer and user.
Guy Dodd, UK sales director at Pyronix, said: "We are delighted to be accepting the award for the Intruder Product of the Year. We developed the Enforcer with the installer in mind, and so we are thrilled that large numbers of them have voted for the product. From all at Pyronix, we would like to say a big thank you to everyone who voted."
The recent win follows on from the Enforcer being named as the "Security Innovation of the Year" at the prestigious Security Excellence Awards.
In addition, the European Business Awards has announced that Pyronix Ltd and the Enforcer are to represent the UK as a National Champion in the prestigious 2013/14 Awards programme in the category of the UKTI Award for Innovation.
The European Business Awards has identified some of Europe's brightest businesses based on their ability to demonstrate the three core principles at the heart of the Awards programme: innovation, business excellence and sustainability.
Julie Kenny CBE DL, chair and chief executive of Pyronix, said: "We're absolutely thrilled to be selected to represent the UK. We've been operating for over 25 years in the Security Industry and it's an honour to be recognised as one of the leading organisations in our country and field. The European Business Awards is widely recognised as the showcase for Europe's most dynamic companies. We're looking forward to the next round of the competition."
It is not just the products at the Hellaby firm that receive recognition. Julie was recently recognised for her services to the security industry at the BSIA (British Security Industry Association) annual luncheon held alongside the Associations' AGM, held at the London Hilton on Park Lane. Julie, former Chair of the Association, picked up the final award of the event from the current chair, Geoff Zeidler and the CEO, James Kelly, in recognition of "a career-long commitment to the ongoing development of the security sector... [Julie's] commitment to the BSIA – and the security sector at large – has truly changed the landscape of our industry."
On the accolade, Julie, added: "Receiving this award today came as a complete surprise and was totally unexpected! I am delighted to be recognised in this way from the Association that I hold in such high regard, and with whom I have worked so closely with for the past 20 years. The Association represents the very best from the security industry and I would like to thank Geoff Zeidler and all at the BSIA for this award. It truly is an honour to be recognised in this way by your peers."
Pyronix website
Images: Pyronix
The system was named as the best intruder alarm product at the PSI Premier Awards. Held at the historic Brocket Hall in Welwyn, the awards ceremony is organised by the trade magazine and is unique in that it gives equipment installers the chance to vote for their favourite products that have introduced new technologies or given them the best results.
Launched in 2011, the Enforcer was a world-first fully two way wireless alarm system incorporating a transmitter and a receiver in each wireless device. The wireless technology is a vital part of the system that keeps it reliable and provides a major advantage to the installer and user.
Guy Dodd, UK sales director at Pyronix, said: "We are delighted to be accepting the award for the Intruder Product of the Year. We developed the Enforcer with the installer in mind, and so we are thrilled that large numbers of them have voted for the product. From all at Pyronix, we would like to say a big thank you to everyone who voted."
The recent win follows on from the Enforcer being named as the "Security Innovation of the Year" at the prestigious Security Excellence Awards.
In addition, the European Business Awards has announced that Pyronix Ltd and the Enforcer are to represent the UK as a National Champion in the prestigious 2013/14 Awards programme in the category of the UKTI Award for Innovation.
The European Business Awards has identified some of Europe's brightest businesses based on their ability to demonstrate the three core principles at the heart of the Awards programme: innovation, business excellence and sustainability.
Julie Kenny CBE DL, chair and chief executive of Pyronix, said: "We're absolutely thrilled to be selected to represent the UK. We've been operating for over 25 years in the Security Industry and it's an honour to be recognised as one of the leading organisations in our country and field. The European Business Awards is widely recognised as the showcase for Europe's most dynamic companies. We're looking forward to the next round of the competition."
It is not just the products at the Hellaby firm that receive recognition. Julie was recently recognised for her services to the security industry at the BSIA (British Security Industry Association) annual luncheon held alongside the Associations' AGM, held at the London Hilton on Park Lane. Julie, former Chair of the Association, picked up the final award of the event from the current chair, Geoff Zeidler and the CEO, James Kelly, in recognition of "a career-long commitment to the ongoing development of the security sector... [Julie's] commitment to the BSIA – and the security sector at large – has truly changed the landscape of our industry."
On the accolade, Julie, added: "Receiving this award today came as a complete surprise and was totally unexpected! I am delighted to be recognised in this way from the Association that I hold in such high regard, and with whom I have worked so closely with for the past 20 years. The Association represents the very best from the security industry and I would like to thank Geoff Zeidler and all at the BSIA for this award. It truly is an honour to be recognised in this way by your peers."
Pyronix website
Images: Pyronix
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