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Networking & Wi-FiIT SupportCyber SecuritySystem IntegrationIntercom SystemsPA SystemsPOS SystemsQueue ManagementWarehouses and logistics sites run security around the clock alongside constant vehicle and goods movement. High-value stock and continuous operations mean faults need diagnosing quickly, ideally without stopping loading and dispatch. Qyvea services, diagnoses and repairs electric fence systems for warehouses & logistics, including systems installed by another company.
Energizers. Wiring. Earthing. Checked properly.
Electric fences fail quietly. A weak earth connection, a slowly corroding terminal, or vegetation creeping onto the wire won't announce itself — until the voltage drops low enough that the fence stops deterring anyone, or an energizer fault leaves the perimeter completely unprotected.
Electric fence servicing typically covers:
If your electric fence system was installed by another provider, we assess it on its own merits and tell you plainly what we can do.
The faults we're most often called to handle in warehouses & logistics.
Energizer faults, broken conductors, or poor earthing reducing the fence below an effective deterrent level.
Vegetation contact, moisture, or a faulty zone triggering alarms with no real intrusion.
Wire breaks from weather, wear, or physical damage along the run.
A failed backup battery leaving the fence unprotected during a power cut.
Zone wiring or siren faults affecting alarm response when a breach occurs.
Faults traced back to how the fence was originally set up, regardless of installer.
Scoped to your specific site — this is the range of what a technician may inspect.
Depending on the situation at your warehouse.
For problems affecting the electric fence system right now.
For sites that want a scheduled check to catch issues early.
For sites that need guaranteed coverage and priority response.
Properties change hands, contractors move on, and the original installer of your electric fence system may no longer be around. None of that means the system is beyond help.
We assess the existing equipment and configuration, then tell you plainly whether it 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 should be reviewed.
Inspecting the relevant areas of your warehouse.
Equipment, wiring, power and configuration.
Written findings — repair, upgrade or replace.
Scheduled at a time that suits your operations.
Report and documentation for your records.
Restore the energizer, wiring or earthing where that is practical — most fence faults sit in one of these three areas, not the whole fence.
Replace the specific energizer, wiring section or earthing that has failed or is undersized, while keeping the usable fence line.
Recommended where the fence line or energizer is obsolete, damaged beyond practical repair, or no longer suited to the property.
Most warehouse sites benefit from servicing every 6 to 12 months, depending on usage and exposure to the elements.
In most cases yes — we assess the equipment and its condition first, then confirm what can be serviced or repaired.
Yes. Maintenance contracts are scoped to the number of devices, sites, and required response times — contact us to discuss what a contract would cover.
We tell you plainly and quote for the specific replacement needed, rather than repeated repair attempts on something that genuinely needs replacing.
Yes — every scheduled service visit includes a written record of what was checked, found, and recommended.
Yes — we check warning signage and general installation compliance as part of a service visit.
Tell us about your warehouse and the issue. We'll help figure out the right next step — repair, upgrade or a maintenance arrangement.