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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: |
SMART Security Summit 2026: Resilience under fire
July 2026, News & Events, Security Services & Risk Management, SMART Security Solutions, Technews Publishing
The SMART Security Summit 2026, to be hosted by SMART Security Solutions at the Indaba Conference Centre in Fourways on 10 September 2026, will deliver a roadmap from reactive survival to structured resilience. |
R45 billion private security sector’s growing liability gap
August 2026, Security Services & Risk Management
Constitutional Court and appellate decisions shine a spotlight on the potentially massive civil liability that security companies could face for operational failures and, in certain circumstances, the conduct of employees – exposure often not covered by public liability insurance. |
Hold the line
August 2026, Information Security, Editor's Choice, BlueVision
While most businesses are still focused on guarding the wall, the perimeter today has moved to the login screen, according to Christo Coetzer, founder and managing director of BlueVision Technologies. |
AI assistants learn bad workplace habits
August 2026, Security Services & Risk Management, AI & Data Analytics
An employee under pressure at a logistics firm finds a productivity-boosting shortcut. Instead of manually parsing a 40-page supplier contract, they paste the confidential PDF into a public generative AI tool for a quick summary. |
Alarms are smarter than ever
SMART Alarms & Fire Safety Handbook 2026, Perimeter Security, Alarms & Intruder Detection, Spectrum Security Products, Technews Publishing, SMART Security Solutions, Arxtech
Modern smart alarms are evolving beyond simple sirens and basic alerts. They now include features such as system health checks, remote management, real-time notifications, mobile apps, and multiple communication options. |
Shadow AI: The next evolution of Shadow IT
August 2026, Security Services & Risk Management, AI & Data Analytics
Today, as AI gains traction in all aspects of life and business, African organisations face a new challenge, known as ‘Shadow AI’, where employees at all levels make use of AI without considering the potential impact. |
Reinventing cybersecurity
August 2026, Information Security, News & Events, Commercial (Industry), NEC XON
NEC XON helps a workforce solutions leader reinvent cybersecurity with an AI-enhanced XDR solution to keep pace with increasingly devious cyberattack techniques, including fileless malware, lateral movement, and credential misuse. |
AI fraud is outrunning banking defences
August 2026, Security Services & Risk Management, Financial (Industry)
South Africans are increasingly being targeted by AI-generated fraudsters who sound just like bank employees. However, many local banks are still struggling with legacy tech, slow change processes, and limited data visibility. |
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