Dr. Maurice Goldman, managing director, Indusec/Inferno North America, announced on Thursday, February 19, 2009 that the devices using Inferno's patented sound spectrum will be available in Canada for use in areas of special security needs from Lamperd, a world leader in less lethal products.

This new generation of active deterrence alarm systems features sound generators utilizing multi-frequency sound patterns that stops intruders, disorients them and due to the patented spectrum of sound waves makes it nearly impossible to locate the source of the sounds.

The range of Inferno Sound Barrier products from Indusec AB, is suitable for all kinds of environments. When Inferno products are deployed, the combination of focused mass distraction coupled with the disabling capability of the patented Lamperd Less Lethal Defender and Wasp multi-shot weapons, results in a level of deterrence unparallel in scope, design and user safety. The Inferno products can be tailored for specific or general uses including a Micro version, a version for external or outdoor use, auto/vehicle protection, and mobile and wireless controlled systems. The Inferno has been approved for use by the US Dept of State for security applications, and is being introduced exclusively through Lamperd Less Lethal to the Canadian market with general sales available throughout N. America.

"This new and important partnership again emphasizes the effectiveness of our technology and its implementation into the whole array of less lethal applications. We are proud to have forged this relationship with Lamperd Less Lethal" stated Dr. Goldman.

Barry Lamperd, president and CEO of the company, said "The exceptional performance and effectiveness of Inferno makes it a perfect addition to our line of highly engineered superb and proven products. Lamperd can now offer a complete set of solutions for both perimeter and specific security needs in addition to the most accurate less lethal multi-shot disabling weapons available in the world today, thus making Lamperd the premier solutions provider for a less than lethal world." Lamperd would like to note that there have been no deaths associated with any Lamperd less lethal product sine the company began in 1969.