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BAS-IP SA Distributors
Manvic Distributors, 32 Victoria Street, Somerset West
Core business offering: Manvic is a distributor of security products and the principal distributor of Bas IP smart devices nationally.
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Section - Access control & identity management
-Access control readers & control units
-Card technology
- Barcode
- Dual/multi technology
- Proximity
-Control systems
- Lift/elevator control software
-Facial recognition
-Other
-Delayed egress systems
-Door entry systems
-Electrically-powered door operators
-Electronic locking systems
-Exit systems
- Electronic
- Mechanical
-Cloud based
-Electronic locks & accessories
-Intercom systems
-Visitor management systems
- Cloud-based
Section - Alarm systems - sensors, panels & systems
-Annunciators, lights
-Annunciators, sirens
-Annunciators, sounders
-Control panels
- Arm/disarm stations
- Graphic panels (icons)
- I/O expanders
- Programmable remotely
- Touch screen
- Wireless
- Zone expanders
-Miscellaneous alarm equipment
- Batteries
- Battery backup
- Installation materials
-Power or environment sensors
- Fire
- Gas/toxic vapour
- Water presence/level
-Remote monitoring
- GSM/cellular
-Dual technology detectors
-Infrared, passive (PIR)
-Loop detectors
-Motion detectors
-Photoelectric beam
-Portable intrusion detection
-Proximity sensors
-Shock detectors
-Vehicle sensors, buried
-Vehicle sensors, drive through
-Vibration sensors
-Beam protectors
-Contacts, door & window switches
-Continuity loops
- Door loops
-Emergency switches
-Frequency-tuned sensors
- Glass-break sensors (on glass)
-Motion detectors
- Dual detectors
- Infrared, passive
- Microwave
- Photoelectric
- Video motion detectors
-Panic buttons
-Proximity sensor
-Vault alarm
-Window grilles, alarms & shutters
Section - Perimeter security
-Barriers, vehicle
- Bollards
- Cable crash beam
- Crash-rated gate
- Vehicle disabler
-Fences, electric
- Insulators, electric fence
- Lethal energiser system (with alarm)
- Low-voltage surveillance (with alarm)
- Non-lethal energiser system (with alarm)
-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
- Industrial swing
- Solar powered
-Turnstiles
- Full height
- Mechanical
- Optical
Section - Physical security - locks, safes & containers
-Key control equipment
-Key making equipment
-Key management systems
-Key safes
-Key storage cabinets
-Key tags, identification & accountability systems
-Key tracking systems
-Bolts, electronic
-Door holders, electronic
-Key switches
-Keypads
-Strikes, electronically released
-Timelocks, electronic
-Touchpads
-Barricade bars & locks
-Cables, chains & locks
-Cylinders
-Deadbolts
-Door closers
-Door holders, mechanical
-Door push & pull bars
-Emergency exit locks & alarms
-Locks
- Cam locks (high-security)
- Combination dial
- Control systems
- Door & window
- Exit control
- Gate
- High-security pin tumbler (key blanks restricted)
- Keyless, pushbutton code
- Pushbutton
- Timelocks, mechanical
-Filing cabinets, burglary/fire resistant
-Safes
- CIT drop safes
- Data storage
- Demountable
- Digital lockers/safes
- Fire resistant
- Hotel/residential
- Portable
- Retail drop safes
- Walk-in
- Wall mounted
- Weapons
-Vaults, modular
Section - Surveillance equipment
-Cables
-Connectors
-Enclosures
-Mounting brackets, accessories
-Tools
-Towers
| News from BAS-IP SA Distributors: |
Video-to-mobile visitor management app
SMART Estate Security 2023, Access Control & Identity Management, BAS-IP SA Distributors
Link is Bas IP’s video-to-mobile subscription-based application, allowing subscribers to receive video calls from their BAS-IP gate station, including visitor management.
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Security news: |
Outpacing cyberthreats in the age of AI
July 2026, Information Security, News & Events, SMART Security Solutions, Technews Publishing
SMARTpod talks to Fred Streefland, Global Field CISO for EMEA at Check Point Software Technologies, about framing modern cyber defence around adaptability, rapid decision-making, and the OODA loop adapted for cybersecurity. |
How ‘TikTok Brain’ is breaking legacy security training
July 2026, Information Security, Training & Education
Between doomscrolling, rapid-fire Slack notifications, and algorithmic video feeds, the average employee is trapped in an aggressive, highly engineered dopamine loop that automatically shuts down in traditional training situations. |
Quantum is coming
July 2026, Information Security, Infrastructure
The global cybersecurity landscape is approaching a turning point as quantum computing accelerates faster than most organisations realise; the shift is not a distant, theoretical concern, but a present-day business risk that demands immediate action. |
While OT security is maturing, risk is not slowing down
July 2026, Infrastructure, Industrial (Industry)
Industrial organisations now rely on interconnected systems, remote access, cloud-based analytics, and unified IT and OT environments to maintain production. Fortinet’s 2026 State of OT and Cybersecurity Report illustrates why visibility, segmentation, and integrated security are essential. |
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. |
Cloud-ready BMS is reshaping building operations
July 2026, Infrastructure, Facilities & Building Management
Buildings may be getting smarter, but too many control rooms are still anchored to yesterday’s technology, such as on-site servers, rigid architectures and a patchwork of interfaces that are expensive to run and slow to evolve. |
Prompt injection is the new phishing
July 2026, Information Security, Security Services & Risk Management
AI security is heading in an uncomfortable direction following Microsoft’s research showing how prompt injection can be chained to remote code execution vulnerabilities in AI agent frameworks, including work involving Semantic Kernel |
Malware attacks on SMBs disguised as AI services
July 2026, News & Events, AI & Data Analytics
From January to April 2026, Kaspersky detected more than 33 300 attacks on small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), in which malicious or unwanted software for PCs was disguised as popular artificial intelligence (AI) services. |
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