SAFE HOMESCommercial Electric Fencing
Commercial perimeters are longer and carry more risk. We plan electric fencing in zones, so a fault or alarm can be located quickly, and integrate it with the wider security setup.
Get the scope right before work starts.
Larger sites benefit from a fence divided into zones with separate monitoring, so staff or a response provider can see which section is affected. We also consider gates, vehicle access and maintenance access along the line.
Commercial systems should be designed alongside CCTV, lighting and access control for a coherent perimeter. Electrical installation work in South Africa is regulated. Ask us to confirm what compliance documentation applies to your job and who will provide it before work starts.
- Perimeter length, corners and zone layout
- Energiser capacity and backup power
- Alarm, siren and monitoring connections
- Gate and access-point treatment
- Maintenance access and vegetation control
Include these details
- Site type and approximate perimeter length
- Existing walls, fencing or palisade
- Existing alarms, CCTV or monitoring
- Number of access points and vehicle gates
- Suburb and access arrangements
Can the fence be monitored?
Alarm outputs can usually be connected to monitoring or an alarm panel. The arrangement is agreed when specifying the system.
What are zones?
Zones divide the fence into sections, so a fault or alarm can be traced to one part of the perimeter.
Can you work around operating hours?
Usually yes. Scheduling is agreed when quoting.
Need this assessed?
Send Safe Homes your suburb, property type and what you need. We confirm the scope before quoting.