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Networking & Wi-FiIT SupportCyber SecuritySystem IntegrationIntercom SystemsPA SystemsPOS SystemsQueue ManagementSmart estate gatehouse design in Kenya: guard position, visibility, barrier and ANPR placement, CCTV monitors, power backup, network cabinet and resident/visitor workflows.
The gatehouse is where an estate's security is won or lost: it handles the most traffic, the most risk and the most disputes. It's also the room most often designed as an afterthought.
Qyvea designs the gatehouse as the control point of the smart estate gatehouse, not just a shelter for the guard.
Lane layout and queue space are planned together with the gatehouse. See gate traffic and queue planning.
Most estates already have a guard booth. Upgrading usually means adding power backup, a network cabinet, a monitor for gate cameras and barrier controls, and changing the workflow from a paper book to digital records.
Usually yes: power backup, a network cabinet, CCTV monitor and barrier controls can be added to most existing booths.
Typically between the visitor lane and the exit lane, so the guard can verify visitors without blocking resident traffic.
For remote viewing, visitor approvals by phone and monitoring-partner alerts, yes. Local recording and access control can continue during an internet outage.
Also see: Estate security guards · All estate security solutions
We plan the booth, lanes, cabling and power together.