National Arena Bukarest

Path-breaking security in Malmö City Tunnel - The passenger trains track, opened in December 2010, has considerably shortened the travelling times from, and into Malmö in the South of Sweden. 6 km underground tunnel is only a short part of the 17 km rail link between Malmö Central Station and the Öresund Line. The shortening of distance between the stations has meant to increase the capacity of the Scanian network, also reducing the travel time from Malmö to the Danish capital Copenhagen, which is 30 kilometres away.

The nursing facility Nidelbad wants to provide its residents with utmost freedom of movement. Focus is the special care for patients suffering from dementia. Schrack Seconet contributes the optimal system Securwatch.

In spring 2009, construction work in the old Zimný štadión Ondreja Nepelu began. After the expansion, the stadium now meets the needs of 10,000 ice hockey fans.

The first public library opened in Budapest in October 1990. Up until the political changes in the late 1980s, the library also served as the central library for the settlements in the Jász region.

The Amazon distribution centre, with a surface area of 95,000 m², opened in Dobroviz in 2015. Schrack Seconet installed a fire alarm system with aspirating smoke detectors in the nearly 1km hall.

After the grand opening in autumn 2003, the 153-metre-high, International Hotel with a panoramic view over Warsaw, is the highest building in the polish capital. Prior, the building-site has been home of the legendary jazz club “Aquarius”. The operators wanted to keep the tradition, leaving the Jazz-Café on the ground floor.

The tyre manufacturer Hankook supplies premium tyres for VW and Mercedes, among others. Schrack Seconet installed the fire alarm system, including fire detectors, for the company.

West Bengal is a state in the eastern region of India and is the nation's fourth-most populous state, with over 91 million inhabitants spread over the territory of over 88 thousand km2. The data about each resident and acre is stored in many land archives.

The National Marine Fisheries Research Institutes main chore in Gdynia is to investigate the marines ecosystems and the promotion of public awareness of topics like sustainable fisheries or the reasonable use of the marine ecosystem. The worlds famous Gdynia Aquarium, which is a part of the Institute, is a zoological garden that is home to over 1,600 specimens from more than 200 species of sea and freshwater fish.

The City Clinic Hospital in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, is one of the most advanced hospitals in central and eastern Europe. Schrack Seconet delivered the nurse call system Visocall IP.

The Galeria Północna offers visitors a wide range of services. Schrack Seconet offers the right solutions and ensures fire safety throughout the shopping centre.

The new „A+” category headquarter of the K&H Bank, one of the most important financial institutions in Hungary, was built on the Danube river bank on the Pest side. The office building with 76,000 square meter provide a high-quality work environment for 2400 employees.

The University Children's Hospital of Krakow is the largest children's hospital in the south of Poland. With Visocall IP, Schrack Seconet offers a comprehensive solution that makes day-to-day work easier.

Schrack Technik GmbH is a leading technology company in the fields of networking, optimisation and security of energy and data. "Schrack trusts Schrack".

Schrack Seconet together with ZARIFOPOULOS S.A., has proudly undertaken to supply and commission the Fire Detection for the new METRO in Thessaloniki and the expansion of Line 3 to Piraeus Port at the ATTIKO METRO. Currently both projects are under construction. A challenging task to protect this valuable and sensitive infrastructure, including all 13 stations of the Central Line and the Main Control Center – Depot, has been successfully solved trough the leading edge equipment of Schrack Seconet and the deep expertise in equipment commissioning and maintenance of ZARIFOPOULOS S.A. The original plan was to have the Line 1 operational by 2012. But the project turned into a solution which became known as "antiquities and metro". Some finds discovered on the line will be put on display at permanent in-station exhibitions, while the major discoveries at Venizelou will make up the world's first publicly-accessible open-air archaeological site contained in situ within a metro station.