Telepen Engineers have completed the installation of a new Lyngsoe Systems, Automated Material Handling Sorting System, at the University of Manchester main library. The University of Manchester is Britain’s largest single-site university and houses more than four million printed books. Their primary aim, with the procurement of a Book Sortation System, was to support the […]

Having installed new Self-Service equipment at the Senate House Library in the Summer 2018 we decided to hold an open day event in order to show case and further discuss these products. A number of our current Access Control customers came along with a few new faces also in attendance. Telepen Sales Account Manager, Kevin […]

After a successful installation of new self-service and book sorting equipment at both the Sydney Jones and the Harold Cohen libraries we decided to host an open day in order to showcase these products to our current access control customers as well as potential new customers. Leading the event was Telepen’s Sales and Marketing Director […]

Telepen won three major tenders for self-service at the University of Liverpool, the University of Sheffield and the Senate House Library at the University of London over the last year and a half. We are delighted to announce that we have also this summer been appointed to the APUC framework for Library Security and Self-Service […]

Milton Keynes College completed a review of security across its campus and set up a working group to review options. The review considered historical evidence of incidents and the current measures of access control security and resulted in the decision to install barrier systems at the entry points to the three main campus buildings where […]