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SAFD Systems
Unit B, 5 Cramond Road, Cape Town
Core business offering: SAFD Systems offers the conception, implementation, service and support of security, evacuation and control systems designed to improve security and productivity for retailers, property administrators, small- to corporate-sized businesses, industrial/educational institutions and body corporates.
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Section - Access control & identity management
-Access control readers & control units
-Card technology
- Proximity
- RFID
- Smartcard
-Control systems
- Card coding/deletion/programming
- Card/keypad combination
Section - Communications equipment
-Public address & paging systems
-Recording, audio/video equipment
Section - IoT/IT security infrastructure
-Access control
- Card readers
Section - Service providers
-Risk assessments/audits
-Security assessment & policy
-Risk assessments
-Technical focus
- Access control
- Asset management, EAS, RFID
- CCTV, surveillance
- Fire & safety
- Identity management
- Perimeter security, alarms & intruder detection
-Access control systems
- Access control systems
- Asset management systems
- Audio & video controls
- Biometric systems
- Cloud-based/hosted systems
- Smartcard systems
- Visitor management systems
- Visitor tracking systems
- Workforce management systems
-Alarm systems
- Intruder detection, exterior (perimeter)
- Intruder detection, interior & building
- Market segment served - industrial/commercial
- Wireless
-Communications systems
- Evacuation systems
- Network communications
- Radio, 2-way & paging systems
- Video/audio intercom systems
- Wireless (incl. cellular)
-Locks and safes
- Electronic locks
-Perimeter security
- Intruder detection (exterior)
- Vehicle detection
-Surveillance systems
- Covert surveillance
- IP/analogue surveillance
- Remote monitoring
- Video analytics / AI analytics
- Video management systems
-Commercial
-Education
-Entertainment & hospitality
-Financial
-Healthcare
-Industrial & manufacturing
-Retail
-Warehousing
-Access control
-Alarms, intrusion, perimeter
-CCTV/surveillance
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