SmartSafe with SecuRemote is evolution of valuable and firearm protection

BUFFALO GROVE, USA: Delphian Systems, an engineering firm with deep expertise in electro-mechanical locks and security systems, will be attending the SHOT Show 2014 to showcase the SmartSafe with SecuRemote in response to consumer and market demands.

This innovative series of executive and firearm safes provide users with secure remote control and monitoring of their most valued possessions. SecuRemote provides quick access in emergencies and digital security ensures that only authorized users have access.

Delphian Systems has developed the SecuRemote Technology platform to add new features and valuable functionality to our partners' products. The combination of platform modularity, standardization of components, and end-to-end software application support allows OEMs to immediately enjoy the benefits of SecuRemote without the need for capital investments and product development risks. We combine powerful technology with user-friendly software to create simple, secure, and complete wireless solutions that improve the lives of your customers.

"Our new SecuRemote module has full FCC certification and can be configured to perform very specialized remote and automated functions," says Peter Sopkovich, director of Business and Strategic Development, Delphian Systems. "We're excited by the added security that these functions give to consumers and to the sizeable opportunities that it creates for our partners."

SecuRemote gives consumers the ability to securely communicate with and control products from their smartphone, mobile device, or key fob. The technology brings seamless connectivity between users and intelligent products in the home- instantly from anywhere.

SecuRemote provides peace of mind by letting the homeowner know that their family is safe and their valuables are secure. With SecuRemote, authorized users have quick and secure access to firearms and valuables in their safe, and receive notifications when unauthorized access is attempted.