Access control and door entry system product firm BPT Security Systems (UK) Ltd., of Hemel Hempstead, Herts, has had two of its products – the Nova monitor and Targha entry panel – featured on UKTV Style’s ‘Perfect Properties’ show.
‘Perfect Properties’ features twins Mario and Theo as they search for the most luxurious homes for sale in the UK. In each show they select a short-list of three properties from the nation’s finest. The BPT equipment fell into the Hi-Tech episode and was installed in the ‘techno mews house’ in Bayswater, London which boasted ‘technology integrated with style’.
Fitted to the exterior of the house, the BPT surface mounted Targha entry panel features a backlit 12-key keypad to provide secure entry, while removing the need – and subsequent cost – for an access control system. The keypad allows for 100 codes to be stored, with each person having their own personal code. Visitors use the same panel to request entry. The Targha keypad panels come in audio and video versions, are anodised aluminium in colour and feature pleasant amber LED back lighting to ensure visibility. They can be used with any of BPT’s door entry systems and are suitable, the company says, for applications that require an attractive yet economical panel.
Internally, the Nova monitor was selected. It comes in a sleek, minimalist designed unit that can be flush mounted into a wall, making it unobtrusive, according to the makers. What’s more, its hands free operation for communication and push buttons with symbols indicating usage make the Nova monitor easy to use, it is claimed.
What they say
At BPT, Janine Solloway, Sales & Marketing Director, says: "This type of programme is testament to just how popular state of the art, stylishly designed security systems have become. Consumers are becoming more and more aware of what is available and are demanding security that is easy to use and looks good in their homes. BPT has always championed this and appearing in shows such as ‘Perfect Properties’ proves we have a good understanding of the market and have reacted to it appropriately."
