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Powell Tronics to distribute Golmar

Golmar Sistemas de Comunicación S.A. was set up in 1954. The first door intercom was developed in 1958, followed some years later by the video door intercom, which is still its most popular product. Exports have been the main activity of the company since 1968 and extend to over 40 countries.

Golmar was the first Spanish company in the field to obtain the ISO 9000:2000 certification and it currently employs 130 people, there is a strong focus on innovation.

Glomar’s flagship IP PoE solution, the IPlus, allows connection of door entry panels and video monitors by using a new or an existing LAN infrastructure. The LAN can be shared with other IP devices. The monitors and panels are connected with a simple RJ-45 connector coming from a PoE switch. Intercom between apartments, intercommunication, memory image and message broadcast service are some of the multiple features of this new intercom generation.

The new generation IP video monitors from Golmar offer multiple functions. Intercom with any other monitor of the system, image memory and tracking up to eight cameras are just some of them. The new IPlus monitor’s surface is only 17 mm deep.

It offers full IP video intercom monitor with video, voice and data communications through 100BaseT Ethernet interface. The PoE power supply removes need for any additional wiring and features advanced video processing electronics delivering full frame rate video with an exceptional picture quality. Latest generation voice acoustic echo-cancel electronics provides true full duplex hands free audio operation.

Simply connect the video monitor and the door entry panel into a LAN, and the IPlus will start working. It is a peer-to-peer IP solution that runs without any server. Thanks to TCP/IP protocol IPlus can run on LAN alongside other devices, distances will not be a problem anymore.

Powell Tronics is the official sole distributor and is able to assist with all aspects of the Golmar product range.

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