Services

UPS MAINTENANCE

Regular equipment testing should be part of a facility’s UPS maintenance schedule. Such a schedule will include the following elements:

Quarterly:

• Visually inspect equipment for loose connections, burned insulation or any other signs of wear.
• Visually check for liquid contamination from batteries and capacitors.
• Clean and vacuum UPS equipment enclosures.
• Check HVAC equipment and performance related to temperature and humidity.

Annually:

• Conduct thermal scans on electrical connections to ensure all are tight and not generating heat, which is the first and sometimes only indication of a problem. A non-evasive diagnostic tool helps technicians identify hot spots invisible to the human eye. Technicians will retorque if thermal scan provides evidence of a loose connection.
• Provide a complete operational test of the system, including a monitored battery-rundown test to determine if any battery strings or cells are near the end of their usefulvlives.
• Test UPS transfer switches, circuit breakers and maintenance bypasses.

ELECTRICAL

• Have an electrician verify proper input/output/load/grounding
• IF APPLICABLE, schedule (and actually conduct) building power failover tests to both UPS battery and generator
• Have a site power analysis that checks for the soundness of the wiring, the quality of the AC voltage, and source of any power disturbances

CLEANUP, LABLING & VISUAL INDICATORS

• Do a visual walkthrough of the room (best done with more than one person), looking for things out of place. Using 6S methods, clean up the room. Put things in their proper place (tools, logbooks, documents, dvd/cds, tapes, loose equipment, etc.)
• Trash – never leave trash in a data center, empty it frequently. Boxes, extra/spare equipment, etc. should be kept in a separate room if possible or in a locked storage cabinet within the room.
• Contaminants – avoid eating/drinking in the data center. Contaminants such as bugs, hair, skin, dust, etc. will happen, so dry “Swiffering” or similar is recommended on a weekly basis. Do not use a wet mop.
• Labelling – keep labels up to date, concise, and understandable (to more than just you). Label EVERYTHING that makes sense to have a label. Equipment, cabling, outlets, A/C, etc. should be labelled with useful labels and verified that they are correct and up to date.
• Visual Indicators – Alert lighting/LEDs, Alarm panels, Visual check logs, etc. should be easily viewable and up to date. LEDs/panels should be checked constantly, don’t rely on software monitoring to be accurate/timely.
• FLOORING/WALLS/CEILING/LADDER-RACKS – check to make sure these are in good physical shape. Raised floor tiles should be checked to make sure the sub floor is sound and the tiles themselves are in proper condition with the right supports beneath. Walls and ceilings should be checked for any cracking/holes that could cause issues if not dealt with. Ladder racks should be inspected for safety.
• NEATNESS – Make sure equipment, cabling, etc. is neat and orderly.

CCTV IMPLEMENTATION SERVICES

Protect what matters with intelligent, reliable video security—designed, installed, and supported by professionals. At [Your Company], we deliver end-to-end CCTV solutions for homes, estates, retail, offices, warehouses, agriculture, and industrial sites across [Your Areas].

Why Choose Us

• Turnkey delivery: risk assessment → design → install → commissioning → training

• IP-based systems with secure remote viewing

• AI analytics (human/vehicle detection, line crossing, loitering) to reduce false alarms

• POPIA-aligned data handling, access control, and retention policies

• Proactive monitoring and maintenance plans with SLAs

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Commercial & Industrial CCTV

Harden security and gain operational visibility across large or complex sites.

We deliver

• Multi-site, multi-user systems with role-based access

• 180°/360° fisheye, PTZ, and long-range varifocal cameras

• AI analytics for perimeter, loitering, people counting, heatmaps

• LPR/ANPR for gates and parking with barrier integration

• Control room display walls and VMS integrations (on-prem/cloud)

Outcomes

• Fewer false alarms, faster incident response

• Evidentiary-grade recordings and audit trails

• Scaling from a single store to national networks

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Specialist Cameras & Use Cases

• Thermal & Bi-spectrum: smoke/early-warning, low-visibility perimeter

• Explosion-proof / Ruggedised: industrial, coastal, dusty sites

• Covert/Mobile: rapid deploy towers, construction, events

• People & Vehicle Analytics: counting, dwell, queue length, loading bays

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Storage, Networking & Power

Reliable video needs resilient infrastructure.

• NVR/NAS with RAID; hot-swap drives; retention from 14–180+ days

• Edge storage (SD cards) for link failover

• PoE switching, VLAN isolation, QoS, fiber uplinks where needed

• UPS sizing and solar/backup integration to record through outages

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Cybersecurity & Compliance

Keep your system secure and compliant.

• Hardening: unique creds, 2FA, HTTPS, whitelisted access, firmware policy

• Network segmentation and VPN for remote access

• POPIA-aligned policies: retention, consent signage templates, access logs

• Incident response and audit support

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Integration Options

• Alarm panels, beams, access control, intercoms, automation

• VMS integrations (alerts, maps, rules, escalation)

• API/webhook triggers to third-party platforms

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Operations & Maintenance (O&M)

Sustain performance and lifespan.

Plans include

• Scheduled inspections, lens cleaning, focus/aim checks

• Health monitoring (disk errors, camera offline alerts)

• Firmware updates & vulnerability patches

• SLA call-outs and incident video export assistance