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Low cost CCTV systems

15 July, 2009
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JCE Digital has developed low cost CCTV systems for use in hazardous areas. An Ex Ethernet Network Camera which transmits images across an existing network is also now available. Details of these products can be obtained from the JCE Digital products page. http://www.jcegroup.com/products/catalogue.asp?deptkey0=21

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