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Zela-Tech Zambesi
Office 3, 405 Braam Pretorius Road, Magalieskruin, Pretoria
Core business offering: Zela-Tech Zambesi supplies general electronic security equipment to the retail market and trade.
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| Sole Agency | This company has been granted exclusive distribution rights by this brand's owner |
| Shared Agency | This is one of several companies with official rights to distribute this brand |
| Sub Agency | This company purchases from an officially appointed local distributor |
| Manufacturer | This company manufactures this brand |
| Installer | This company is an approved installer or system integrator of this brand | |
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Section - Access control & identity management
-Access control readers & control units
-Card technology
- RFID
-Door entry systems
-Electrically-powered door operators
-Electronic locking systems
-Exit systems
- Electronic
Section - Alarm systems - sensors, panels & systems
-Annunciators, lights
-Annunciators, sirens
-Annunciators, sounders
-Control panels
- Wireless
-Miscellaneous alarm equipment
- Batteries
- Battery backup
- Installation materials
-Remote monitoring
- GSM/cellular
-Dual technology detectors
-Infrared, active
-Infrared, passive (PIR)
-Loop detectors
-Motion detectors
-Photoelectric beam
-Portable intrusion detection
-Motion detectors
- Infrared, passive
- Microwave
Section - Perimeter security
-Gate automation, accessories
- Daylight switches
- Lightning protection
- Remote controls
- Safety beams
- Wireless transmitters/receivers/beams
-Gate automation/operators/motors
- Domestic slider
- Domestic swing
- Garage door automation
- Gate automation systems
- Gate operators, powered
- Industrial slider
- Solar powered
-Gates
- Double swing
- Remote control
- Roller shutters
- Swinging
Section - Surveillance equipment
-Camera controls
- Pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ indoor)
- Pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ outdoor)
-Cameras
- Analogue
- Fixed
Cameras: Fixed
- High definition (HD) analogue
- Infrared
- Low light
-Video recorders
- Digital video recorders (DVR)
Security news: |
Gallagher Security assists St Vincent School for the Deaf
August 2026, Access Control & Identity Management, News & Events, Gallagher
At a time when vehicle purchase and running costs are higher than ever, St. Vincent School for the Deaf will have a more reliable vehicle thanks to a recent donation from Gallagher Security. |
Solo replaces legacy access control
August 2026, Access Control & Identity Management, Paxton
Paxton’s new Solo system is giving student accommodation providers a simpler way to manage access at scale. This case study examines how a phone-based, cloud-hosted security system modernised access for 500 students without requiring network infrastructure. |
SA does not have an AI problem, it has a data problem
August 2026, Asset Management, AI & Data Analytics
Organisations are investing in generative AI, predictive analytics and intelligent automation, driven by the promise of increased productivity, faster decision-making and competitive advantage. Yet many businesses discover AI is not delivering the results expected. |
The growing AI confidence gap
August 2026, AI & Data Analytics
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence has ushered in a new era of possibilities for enterprise IT, yet it has also exposed significant vulnerabilities and a widening confidence gap among leaders. |
Airport deploys 360° surveillance
August 2026, Surveillance, Commercial (Industry), Dallmeier Electronic Southern Africa
With Dallmeier’s Panomera multifocal sensor technology, STL achieved comprehensive high-resolution coverage with approximately 90% fewer cameras and 75% less infrastructure compared to the original surveillance design. |
Low-light imaging: beyond traditional IR
August 2026, Surveillance, Elvey Security Technologies
Low-light imaging is shifting beyond IR. Smart dual-light and colour imaging improve identification, reduce false alarms and deliver clearer night-time security via full-colour capture at the critical moment. |
Attackers are turning AI to their advantage
August 2026, Information Security, AI & Data Analytics
ESET's H1 2026 Threat Report analysed around 900 000 AI skills and found more than 3000 to be outright malicious, exposing a fast-growing attack surface for organisations experimenting with AI. |
Mining's critical controls are not the problem; execution is
August 2026, Security Services & Risk Management, Mining (Industry)
As Parliament considers amendments intended to strengthen managerial responsibility, employer accountability, enforcement and penalties under the Mine Health and Safety Act, Alvarez & Marsal warns that tougher rules must be matched by stronger execution at the rockface. |
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