| COE Ltd is proud to appoint Anixter as authorised distributor for COE's video transmission products |
According to Network Rail, last year there were more than 3400 incidents of misuse at level crossings, accumulating 55 days of delays to trains and costing Network Rail about £1.8million.
COE Ltd is proud to appoint Anixter as an Authorised Distributor for COE's video transmission products, which are approved by Network Rail for use in critical applications such as level crossing monitoring. Anixter is one of the leading distributors in the rail industry, supplying industry approved specialist cables, connectors and electronic systems to rail and transport related industries in over 49 countries worldwide.
Anixter and COE shall provide equipment to enable remote monitoring of level crossings. Obstructions and dangers will be observed through real-time video and may be acted upon immediately.
Mr. David Simpson, Security and Telecoms Manager for Anixter said: "This is an exciting opportunity for Anixter as COE has been associated with the UK and European Rail industry for more than 15 years and they supply unique UK Rail approved products for safety critical applications as well as an industry leading transmission range. This agreement supports our strategy of providing additional value services to our core business."
This agreement is one of a number of new partner relationships that COE is developing,
COE Ltd and Anixter Inc. are entering into partnership to provide safety equipment for rail level crossings |
Mr. Ian Jefferson, CEO of COE comments: "Partnership with Anixter consolidates COE's unique technologies with Anixter's extensive rail expertise and distribution network. Developing strategic business partnerships with industry leaders such as Anixter is core to COE's growth strategy. This agreement will allow us to provide first class delivery to the rail and transport industries and help to improve safety of level crossings."