Training will be available on three different levels: basic, intermediate and advanced. The series of half-day sessions will give installers the chance to gain a more in-depth understanding of integration, a relatively new development within access control, giving advice on its mechanics and reliability.

Taking place in September and October, the comprehensive courses will provide installers with the chance to learn more about the products available and the extensive support they can receive from both ADI-Gardiner and Paxton Access.

"Our relationship with Paxton spans 10 years and we work closely together to ensure installers and security professionals receive full product and installation support," said Glenn Davies, product manager for access control at ADI-Gardiner. "The integrated aspect of the advanced training will help equip delegates with the knowledge and expertise to maximise the reliability and operation of their security systems."

The half day training courses will take place on the 30th September and 1st October at Paxton Access' Brighton office, followed by sessions on the 7th and 8th October at ADI-Gardiner's Bury office.