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Built for industrial environments. Serviced for uptime.
High-Bay Cameras · Production Floors · Loading Bays · Plant Rooms
Industrial environments accelerate camera wear. Dust settles on lenses and housing. Vibration loosens camera mounts and connectors. Heat from machinery strains electronics. Heavy equipment on the same power network causes voltage fluctuation that affects PoE and power supplies. Chemicals and airborne particles can attack camera housings.
This is why factories typically need service intervals measured in months, not years:
If your factory CCTV was installed by another provider — common in Kenya — we assess it on its own merits and tell you plainly what we can do.
The faults industrial sites most often call us about.
Vibration loosening connectors or PoE problems from unstable industrial power — very common on the production floor.
Lenses hazy from airborne dust and powder — image degrades gradually so nobody notices until playback is needed.
Storage filling up fast — high resolution + many cameras = short retention, which matters for incident review.
Condensation, chemical haze or a camera housing that's degraded — very common near kilns, boilers or steam lines.
Cameras that stop seeing at night — IR LEDs affected by heat, dust or age — critical for night shift monitoring.
New equipment or racking installed since the cameras were positioned — the system is now blind to parts of the floor.
Scoped to your specific plant — this is the range of what a technician may inspect.
Depending on your factory's situation.
For problems affecting specific cameras or the control room right now.
For plants that want a scheduled inspection to keep uptime high.
For plants that need guaranteed coverage and response times.
Many factories in Kenya have CCTV that's been added to over years, upgraded in parts, or installed by a contractor who's moved on. Production priorities change. New racking gets installed. Old cameras get forgotten about.
We assess the existing cameras, NVR / server, network and coverage, then tell you plainly whether the system can be:
We can't promise every third-party system is repairable sight unseen — some equipment is genuinely past its useful life — but we assess before we conclude that.
What's happening, and what's critical for production.
Production floor, plant rooms, loading bays, control room.
Cameras, cabling, power, NVR, network, retention.
Written findings — repair, upgrade or replace.
Work scheduled around production windows.
Report + documentation for the plant file.
Restore existing cameras, NVR or cabling where that's practical — most faults on factory systems are connection, power or cleaning issues.
Replace the specific cameras, storage or control room equipment that has failed or is outdated, keeping usable cabling and mounts.
Recommended where equipment is obsolete, damaged beyond practical repair, or genuinely inadequate for current production operations.
Factories with high dust, vibration, heat or heavy machinery usually need quarterly servicing rather than annual. Environment matters more than age — a factory in a dusty area will need more frequent checks than a controlled clean room.
In most cases yes. We schedule servicing during maintenance windows, shift changes, or production downtime, and coordinate with plant managers in advance.
Dust on the lens, vibration loosening mounts, heat from machinery, voltage fluctuations from heavy equipment, and exposure to industrial chemicals all accelerate wear. This is why industrial cameras need more frequent cleaning and check-up intervals.
Yes. We integrate CCTV with access control for staff turnstiles and factory gates, and with fire alarm panels and BMS for coordinated response. This is common in larger manufacturing plants.
Yes. Industrial CCTV maintenance contracts are common — scoped to camera count, plant size, and coverage requirements. Response time SLAs and scheduled preventive visits are typical.
Yes. We service factories across Kenya, including industrial areas in Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Thika, Athi River and Ruiru.
Tell us about your plant and the issue. We'll help you figure out the right next step — repair, upgrade or a maintenance arrangement.