- +27 61 101 5322 | +27 840 137 411
- 714 Chris Hani Rd, Park Hill, Durban North, 4051
We pride ourselves on being at the very forefront of technology. From Full HD & Smart IP Network based CCTV through to Al Video Analytics, ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) Solutions as well as mobile device viewing & control of your installed cameras through ISP connectivity.
At the heart of any security system is your access control - Questions on who has access to the premises, why and when are always asked. Our options include Facial recognition, Biometric and Card access terminals connected to bespoke door locking systems coupled with PC Server software to keep your points of access secure and monitored.
Biometric Scanners Card and tag scanners, used to control entrance in authorized areas only and can also be linked to time and attendance Used for people entrances, these can be linked to the time an attendance systems or used for crowd control. Finger print or palm scanners, facial readers, iris readers, all options of access control using biometric technology to recognize the person allowed access.
IOT or "Internet of Things" technology is at the cutting edge of the Track-and-Trace solution, utilising low power (Sub-GHz) networks we offer 24hr monitoring of items important to you to provide you with peace of mind. Options include GPS real time tracking, panic & nurse call devices, functional sensors to monitor heat, Air-conditioned, Heat Pump and Geysers,Extract Fan, water, cooling, speed, counting and many more applications all coupled with extended battery performance and network stability.
We offer centralized CCTV Video management of multiple premises through our Remote Risk 24/7 Video Control room. Remote monitoring ensures a pro-active response as opposed to a reactive only response to events at your premises. Our diligent and certified operators offer EYES-ON support with full reporting while you focus on your business.
Protect your home or office with alarm systems and perimeter beams. Perimeter beams detect intrusions along the property boundary. Alarms can be integrated with other security solutions. Car Jack Protection: Active protection against car theft. Fog Security Systems: Essential for anti-bandit solutions, especially in high-value goods or cash-related businesses
Automated Movement: They automate the opening and closing of gates and garage doors, eliminating the need to manually push or pull heavy doors. Remote Access: Most motors come with remote controls, allowing you to operate your gate or garage door from a distance, which is particularly useful in bad weather or when it’s dark. Security Enhancement: They often include security features such as automatic locking once the gate or garage door is closed, reducing the risk of unauthorized entry. Safety Features: Many models have built-in safety sensors that detect obstacles, preventing the gate or door from closing on vehicles, people, or pets. Energy Efficiency: Modern motors are designed to be energy-efficient, using minimal power during operation and often having a standby mode. Durability: They are built to withstand repeated use and exposure to the elements, ensuring long-term reliability. Integration with Home Automation Systems: Some motors can be integrated with smart home systems, allowing you to control your gate or garage door with your smartphone or other smart devices.
Electric fences serve several important functions, particularly in the context of security and animal management. Here are the key functions of an electric fence: Deterrent: Electric fences act as a psychological barrier and a physical deterrent. The prospect of receiving an electric shock discourages intruders and animals from attempting to cross the barrier1. Non-lethal Défense: They provide a non-lethal Défense mechanism. When touched, the fence delivers a short, sharp electric shock that is painful but not lethal, ensuring safety without causing serious harm1. Perimeter Protection: Electric fences are often used to define and protect the perimeter of a property, whether it’s residential, commercial, or agricultural1. Animal Containment and Exclusion: In agricultural settings, electric fences are used to contain livestock within a designated area and to keep predators or other unwanted animals out1. Regulation Compliance: In South Africa, electric fences must comply with specific regulations regarding their construction and voltage to ensure they are safe and legal2. Integration with Alarm Systems: Many electric fences can be integrated with alarm systems, so if the fence is tampered with or cut, an alarm will be triggered, alerting the property owner or security services
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