NEWS
THE CATHEDRAL OF SANTA MARIA ASSUNTA IN NAPLES AND THE INSTALLATIONS MADE BY BELLTRON
Naples is one of the most important cities of Italy, full of syncretism that echoes amongst the people and the structures that enliven the city. The Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta is one of the most important Catholic shrines in the south of Italy for its historical importance and because it is the home of the sacred relics of San Gennaro, duly preserved and honoured inside this Cathedral.
CONNECTIONS VIA RADIO: DATA TRANSMISSION MORE EFFICIENT AND PRACTICAL
The radio connection system designed and manufactured by Belltron exclusively for the ecclesiastical market to fulfill customers requirements is a timeless product which has amazed those who have used it. The radio link system can be used with all cast bell controllers for the management of real bells in the bell tower and the controller situated in the sacristy.
HONDURAS: ANOTHER NEW TRIUMPH BY BELLTRON
Collalto Sabino is a small village in the province of Rieti, where Don Andres Solano the former pastor of the local church San Gregorio Magno, four priests from Honduras invited as guests and Franco Sgammini, one of Belltron’s freelance dealers for the past thirty years all met.
BELLTRON’S VISIT TO THE ATC IN FRANCE (PROFESSIONAL TECHNICAL BELL RINGERS)
Mont Saint Odile (Strasbourg) was the place chosen by the ATC association (Artisan Technicien Campanaire) to meet the Belltron delegation from the 18th to the 21st July.
AN INTERVIEW WITH BELLTRON
(Pubblished on www.lancoraonline.it by Nicola Rosetti on the 30/10/2013) SAN BENEDETTO DEL TRONTO - Our Diocese is home to one of the leading companies in the field of electronic products for ecclesiastical purposes. We're talking about Belltron. To learn more about this entrepreneurial activity, we interviewed Mr. Filippo Vallesi, who together with his partner Giuseppe Libetti, is head of Belltron.
BELLTRON’S ADVENTURE IN CAMEROON
The Church of Christ the King and the Church of Tigaza are in Bertoua, a city with 150,000 inhabitants, 340 km east of Yaoundé. Last September our technical service man, Angelo, went to both these parishes to carry out installations. Don Bruno, an Italian priest was there to welcome him. The trip, along with the stay and work load in the area was all quite risky but Angelo with his thirty year long know-how as well as his past experience in Benin managed to carry out the installations perfectly.
