Manufacturing & Industrial

Factory CCTV, Alarm, Door Access & WiFi Solutions in Kuching

A factory isn't an office with bigger rooms — it's high ceilings, forklift traffic, shift changes, a perimeter that matters, and corners where WiFi dies. We design factory security as one integrated project, not seven separate purchases.

The Problems

What Actually Goes Wrong in Factories

Blind spots between racking

Standard camera layouts fail in factories — tall racking, machinery and vehicle movement create shadows a survey must map, not guess.

Material theft at loading bays

Most factory losses happen where goods move: loading bays, store rooms and scrap areas — precisely where coverage and access logs matter most.

Attendance disputes at shift change

Hundreds of workers clocking in within minutes — paper cards and buddy-punching cost real payroll money every month.

WiFi dead zones on the floor

Metal structures and machinery kill signal. Scanners, tablets and IoT sensors drop offline exactly where production needs them.

Perimeter intrusion after hours

A fence line without detection is decoration. Night intrusion targets scrap metal, copper cable and parked vehicles.

Uncontrolled contractor access

Maintenance contractors and lorry drivers wandering into production or store areas with nobody able to say who went where.

Recommended Systems

Seven Systems, One Design

The right factory package depends on your layout, headcount and what you're protecting — but this is the combination most Kuching factories end up needing, designed together so wiring runs, network capacity and the control room are planned once, not seven times.

Typical System Combination

  • Industrial CCTV — high-mount coverage mapped around racking and vehicle routes
  • Alarm System — zoned intrusion detection for store rooms and after-hours perimeter
  • Door Access — production, store and office zones separated by permission
  • Time Attendance — face terminals handling shift-change volume with payroll export
  • Factory WiFi & Fiber — coverage engineered around metal structures; fiber backbone between blocks
  • Electric Fence — monitored perimeter zones, JVA authorised installation
  • Command Centre — one control view when camera counts grow past a single NVR
Working Together

When Something Happens at 2 A.M.

A perimeter fence zone triggers. The alarm panel identifies which zone; the linked camera preset pulls up that fence section on the guardhouse monitor and your phone; the event is logged with video attached. If it's a false trigger from a monitor lizard, you see that in ten seconds. If it's not, you're calling the police with a live picture instead of driving there blind. That linkage — fence to alarm to camera to phone — only works when the systems are designed together.

Our Process

  • Free site survey and requirement study
  • System design and itemised quotation
  • Installation by our own technicians
  • Testing, commissioning and handover training
  • After-sales maintenance (AMC)
Scale Options

From Single Workshop to Multi-Block Plant

Small Workshop

A focused package: CCTV on entry, store and work areas, basic alarm, one attendance terminal — sized to protect without over-building.

Mid-Size Factory

Zoned access control, shift-grade attendance, floor-wide WiFi, perimeter alarm and structured coverage across production and storage.

Large / Multi-Block Plant

Fiber backbone between blocks, electric fence perimeter, command centre monitoring and phased installation planned around production schedules.

FAQ

Factory Security Questions

Can installation work around our production schedule?
Yes — factory installations are commonly phased around production hours, with cabling and high-level work scheduled during off-shifts or shutdown windows. We plan this during the survey, not after work starts.
How many cameras does a factory actually need?
It depends on layout, not floor area alone — racking rows, loading bays, store rooms and perimeter lines drive the count. A site survey maps actual sight lines; quoting a number before that is guessing.
Can worker attendance handle 200 people clocking in at once?
Yes — this is a throughput design question: multiple face terminals at entry points, positioned to avoid queuing, with all terminals syncing to one attendance software for payroll export.
Our factory is outside Kuching — do you cover industrial areas further out?
We serve factories across Sarawak including Samarahan, Serian, Sibu, Bintulu and Miri. See our service areas page or WhatsApp us your location to confirm.

One Survey. One Integrated Design.

Tell us your factory size, headcount and what's been going wrong — we'll survey and design the whole package.

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