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In response to a 19% increase in robberies and theft in cities, as reported by the Council on Criminal Justice, Parabit introduced its state-of-the-art surveillance camera housings. These housings, compatible with all modular cameras, optimize HD camera positioning, ensuring effective facial image capture to aid law enforcement investigations. From BR glass housings for bullet-resistant…
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Bank Transformation
Parabit Systems CEO Rob Leiponis discusses the future of Bank Transformation.
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Camera Enclosures
Our specialty enclosures allow for ideal camera placement, giving your the highest quality imaging possible for biometrics, analytics or any other application where you need high quality imaging.
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Seatback Charging Stations
Leading aviation industry solution designed to maximize flexibility and distribute power throughout gate holds and large seating areas. See all of our charging stations: https://www.parabit.com/charging-stations
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