SS&Si Expands Product Offering Through Hanwha Vision Partnership

DELTONA, Fla.—SS&Si Dealer Network, a national distributor of electronic security and low-voltage products, has announced that Hanwha Vision is now part of its growing product catalog.

The national distributor states that Hanwha Vision is known for its cutting-edge AI-powered video surveillance products, powerful and user-friendly VMS interface, and full compliance with NDAA and TAA standards. SS&Si asserts that Hanwha Vision brings a powerful set of capabilities to SS&Si Dealer Network and its customers.

“I’m thrilled to add Hanwha Vision to our product line,” says Jake Voll, president of SS&Si Dealer Network. “Our dealers deserve best-in-class partners who are committed to the channel—offering secure, NDAA-compliant solutions with flexible on-premise and hybrid deployment options. Hanwha delivers all of that, with manufacturing based in South Korea and Vietnam, and a large team of U.S.-based field representatives supporting the channel.”

Hanwha Vision Products Install into a Range of Commercial Environments

With this addition, SS&Si suggests that dealers can now source Hanwha alongside intrusion, access control, wire, and other low-voltage essentials, streamlining procurement for more complex and compliance-driven projects.

Hanwha Vision solutions can be used for government, education, healthcare, and enterprise installations. The company’s product lineup includes cameras equipped with built-in analytics for license plate recognition, object classification, and loitering detection, all supported by the Wisenet WAVE VMS platform. In addition, the company’s open architecture enables Hanwha products to integrate smoothly with many third-party platforms, making them a flexible choice for a variety of jobs.

For SS&Si dealers, the distributor says this partnership also brings strong backend support that include:

  • Flexible terms and financing options
  • Project registration for better margins and protected pricing
  • No minimum orders, with fast and free shipping from stocked warehouses nationwide
  • Personalized support from experts in the field

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