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Networking & Wi-FiIT SupportCyber SecuritySystem IntegrationIntercom SystemsPA SystemsPOS SystemsQueue ManagementMost security system failures aren't sudden -- they're the result of a small issue that went unnoticed for months. A camera slowly drifting out of focus, a fence energizer losing output, a gate sensor misaligned by a few millimetres. This checklist covers what to check periodically across the systems most Kenyan properties run.
| System | Suggested check interval |
|---|---|
| CCTV | Every 3-6 months, or after any major weather event |
| Access control | Every 3-6 months, plus immediate review after any staff departure |
| Electric fence | Every 3 months, more often during rainy season for vegetation growth |
| Automatic gates | Every 6 months for residential, every 3 months for high-traffic commercial gates |
| Fire alarm | Per manufacturer/regulatory guidance -- typically quarterly for testing, annually for full servicing |
Basic visual checks (lens cleanliness, obvious damage, vegetation on a fence line) can be done by property staff. Voltage checks, firmware updates and detector testing are best done by a technician.
Electric fence earthing and vegetation clearance -- both are easy to overlook since the fence can look fine while quietly losing effectiveness.
Yes -- see our Security System Maintenance Contract Guide for what a combined contract typically covers, and our Preventive Maintenance service for the offering itself.
Cover CCTV, access control, electric fence, gates and fire alarm under one scheduled arrangement.