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From sliding and swing gate motors to intercom and card/biometric access control, we handle the full electrical and control integration as well as the motor, so the system works reliably under Abuja’s power conditions, including backup during outages.
System design
Gate motor, access control, and intercom specified against the site’s actual layout and traffic.
Installation & wiring
Motors, control wiring, and access devices installed and integrated as one system.
Backup integration
Battery backup wired in so the system keeps working through a power cut.
Commissioning
Full system tested before handover: motor operation, access control and backup.
Moves the gate. It opens and closes and keeps people safe while doing so.
Decides who may enter, using a card, code, remote or phone, and records it where supported.
Lets you talk to, and often see, a visitor so you can decide whether to let them in.
Records what happens. It shows who came in; it does not decide who may.
Choose a category. Every system is scoped after an assessment.
Motorised entry for vehicles and people. Type, size, weight, how often it is used and the site layout decide which system suits.
Motor and control wiring are sized for the gate’s weight and how often it opens.
Leaf weight, post strength and the swing path decide the operator.
Pedestrian gates need particular care for safe passage and manual operation.
Door type, size and weight decide which operator fits.
Chosen for traffic and risk, with the safety provisions that vehicle barriers need.
A specialist system that must be correctly designed, installed and signed off, with warning signs. It is never a casual DIY job.
Safe operation, authorised entry, safe pedestrian access, manual release and sensible power-failure behaviour come first. A camera image alone never authorises entry.
Answer a few questions for an indicative summary of what a site assessment would cover. Nothing is sent until you submit our enquiry form.
For automated gates & access control, depending on the project and the agreed scope. We provide documentation appropriate to the size and complexity of the job.
All engineering deliverables →Distribution board schedules, circuit identification, cable information, equipment schedules, and installation photographs.
Test results recorded before handover, plus as-built information and solar/backup handover information where produced.
A clear breakdown of what needs immediate attention, what can be monitored, and what can be scheduled as a future upgrade, so you can prioritize rather than treat every issue as equally urgent.
Depends on the property and what you're trying to cover (entry points, perimeter, specific assets). We do a site survey and propose camera placement based on what actually needs covering.
Yes. Remote viewing and alert setup on your phone or computer is part of a standard installation, alongside the NVR/DVR recording setup on site.
Yes, integration with automated gates and access control is a regular part of our security and automation scope. Mention it upfront if you want them working together.
Yes. Electric fence installation is part of our perimeter security scope, alongside automated gates, CCTV, and access control. We design and wire it as part of the same security system.
Both. New builds let us design the wiring and control layout together from the start, which is cleaner, but retrofitting smart lighting, climate, and access control into an existing property is a regular part of our scope too. It just needs a site assessment first to plan around the existing circuits.
Depends on the setup. Most smart lighting and control panels need power to function, same as any electrical system, so we discuss backup priorities (generator or inverter integration) as part of the design if outage resilience matters to you.
Describe the job in a few lines. We'll come back with a proper scope for it.
