Safer paths at night
Cameras and lighting along paths, playgrounds and car parks help deter incidents and support the operator.
HJ SECURITY · KUCHING & SARAWAK
Make paths feel safer at night, let visitors call for help and keep large grounds easy to maintain. HJ plans and installs CCTV, lighting, WiFi and public systems for parks and recreation areas across Sarawak.
THE STARTING POINT
Cameras and lighting along paths, playgrounds and car parks help deter incidents and support the operator.
Help points let visitors call the control room or management office immediately.
Solar power and wireless links reduce trenching, and remote monitoring shows faults early.

SYSTEMS & SCOPE
Choose the areas that match your priorities, then confirm how they work together. Open a topic for related installation or service information.
Solar-powered cameras with 4G for paths and areas with no mains power or cabling.
Pan-tilt-zoom cameras that cover open lawns, waterfronts and car parks from one pole.
Help-point intercoms along paths and in car parks that call the control room or office.
Zoned speakers for announcements, closing calls and background music.
Outdoor WiFi for visitors in selected areas.
Point-to-multipoint wireless to link poles and buildings without trenching.
Programmable landscape and feature lighting with schedules and scenes.
Fountains with lighting and music for parks and waterfronts.
Outdoor screens for notices, events and wayfinding.
Counts at entrances and busy areas for visitor statistics.
Plate recognition and barriers for the park car park.
EV chargers in the car park with load management.
One platform for cameras, help points and alarms in the management office.
Surge protection and earthing for poles, cameras and outdoor equipment.
BEFORE THE QUOTATION
Park size, paths and car parks.
Mains, solar and wireless coverage.
Who monitors and responds.
Lighting, fountains and screens.
USEFUL ANSWERS
Yes, where solar panels and batteries are sized for the camera load and a 4G or wireless link carries the video back to the office.
The park management office, security room or a monitoring centre, depending on how the operator wants it set up.
Yes, with outdoor access points and wireless links. Coverage areas and visitor numbers are planned at the assessment.
Yes. Landscape and facade lighting can run on schedules and scenes, for example for evenings and festivals.
Share the park location, size and what you want to improve. We will review the requirements and confirm the next step.