MARCH 7--Having completed the necessary qualifying transactions and filings, Cantronic Systems Inc. (Vancouver, BC, Canada;www.cantronic.com/) began trading on the TSX Venture Exchange March 1, 2005. Cantronic Systems' listing clarification is Security Technology and now trades under the symbol CTS (TSX-V:CTS). "For more than eight years we have been inventing and manufacturing active and passive CCTV infrared imaging and night-vision cameras and systems for monitoring, protecting, and managing facilities and people," said James Zahn, president and CEO. "We are eager to now share the experience of becoming a part of Cantronic Systems with the public."
Cantronic Systems offers a complete line of ultralong-range active infrared cameras, illuminators and systems for the security, medical, and condition monitoring industries including
-Ultra Long-Range ThermalRanger 2000 series thermal-seeking, passive infrared cameras providing surveillance detection in total darkness up to 1600 m for humans, 2400 m for automobiles, and 3600 m for ships;
-3-in-1 combines a color camera for daylight, a B/W infrared camera for lowlight, and an active infrared illuminator for image capture in total darkness with no infrared glare; and
-IR Series Portable Infrared Imaging Camera stores up to 64 images and has a battery life of up to two hours. Its high thermal sensitivity makes it conducive for applications such as predictive and preventative maintenance, medical imaging, R&D, and firefighting.
"Complementing our extensive line of products, we have a highly skilled and experienced management team that is positioned to successfully lead us through this next phase," said Zahn. "As part of this team, we are excited to welcome Dave Shaw to our board of directors. Shaw is a former director at Silent Witness Enterprises Ltd. until it was sold to Honeywell in Dec. 2003. His experience at Silent Witness, now Honeywell Video Systems, will further enhance our ability to execute our vision."
