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Security Equipment Centre
43A Main Road, Eastleigh, Edenvale
Core business offering: Security Equipment Centre is an importer, manufacturer, and distributor of high-end access control, CCTV, security, communication, and automation systems, as well as power solutions. It supplies quality security solutions to the security, locksmith, and building trades in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Section - Access control & identity management
-Access control readers & control units
-Card technology
- Proximity
- RFID
- Smartcard
-Control systems
- Card/keypad combination
- Control reports
- Time & attendance integration
-Facial recognition
-Fingerprint analysis
-Hand geometry
-Vein analysis
-Electronic locks & accessories
-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
- Battery testers/analysers
- Cabinets & racks
- Installation materials
-Power or environment sensors
- AC & UPS power failure protection
- Fire
- Lightning protection devices
- Surge protection devices
- Water presence/level
-Remote monitoring
- GSM/cellular
Section - Asset management
-Metal detectors
-Metal detectors, walk-through
-X-ray screening equipment
Section - IoT/IT security infrastructure
-Batteries - chargeable
-Batteries - non-chargeable
-Battery charging systems
-Battery packs
-Fixed voltage
- AC-DC converter
- DC-DC converter
- Regulated
-Inverters
-Lightning arresters
-Other batteries & backup power supplies
-Power cables
-Power surge protectors & filters
-Solar power solutions
-Surge protection devices
-Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS)
- Continuous
- Standby
-Variable voltage DC
-Voltage surge suppressors
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
- Industrial swing
- Solar powered
-Turnstiles
- Full height
- Mechanical
- Optical
Section - Physical security - locks, safes & containers
-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
- Computer, laptop & office equipment
- Control systems
- Door & window
- Exit control
- Gate
- High-security pin tumbler (key blanks restricted)
- Keyless, pushbutton code
- Pushbutton
Section - Surveillance equipment
-Camera controls
- Pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ indoor)
- Pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ outdoor)
- Remote control devices
-Cameras
- Analogue
- Concealed, covert
- Fixed
Cameras: Fixed
- High definition (HD) - IP
- High definition (HD) analogue
- Infrared
- Low light
- Network/IP
- PTZ
Cameras: PTZ
-Lenses
- Fixed focal length
- Varifocal
- Zoom (motorised)
-Video recorders
- Digital video recorders (DVR)
- Hybrid video recorders (XVR)
- Network video recorders (NVR)
| News from Security Equipment Centre: |
Security Equipment Centre
May 2015, Conferences & Events, Security Equipment Centre
YLI Electronic has added lock status and door status monitoring to its extensive range of LED magnetic locks. The addition of door sensing allows the status of the lock as well as the status of the door ... |
Making waves in microwave detection
February 2005, Access Control & Identity Management, Security Equipment Centre
Microwave detection in security applications has been around for over 20 years as an extremely effective form of motion detection. Its main advantage is that it is able to detect over large areas and ... |
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. |
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