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A Yadah employee installing a solar system for their gate motor system. Solar-powered gate motors offer cost savings, environmental benefits and reliable operation even during power outages. (Courtesy pics)
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Yadah Technologies, a trusted ICT solutions provider in Eswatini since 2017, operates from Mbabane’s Madlenya House and The Gables next to Nedbank. The company offers a wide range of services, including software development, computer sales & repairs, CCTV and security systems, POS equipment, networking services and web application development.

CCTV security solutions

Yadah provides advanced Hikvision surveillance systems, ideal for commercial properties, schools, financial institutions, retail outlets and homes. With remote access capabilities, users can monitor their property anytime, anywhere. The ColorVu technology ensures clear night vision with sharp imaging, enhancing security and aiding law enforcement. Built from high-quality materials, these systems are designed to last over a decade with minimal maintenance.

Gate automation

Their gate motors are engineered for all-weather performance and durability, featuring tamper-proof cages and encrypted signals for added security. Solar-powered gate motors offer cost savings, environmental benefits and reliable operation even during power outages.

Alarm systems

Yadah’s alarm systems use high-quality detectors and control panels, backed by power solutions for uninterrupted operation. They include advanced motion detection to reduce false alarms and encrypted communication for enhanced security. Systems can integrate with CCTV, smart locks and gate motors for full property protection.

Site surveys

Before installation, Yadah conducts thorough site surveys to ensure precision, identify potential risks and plan secure cable routes, helping to avoid costly delays and ensuring top-quality results.

Fluss intercom solutions

The latest innovation, Fluss QR Code Intercom, brings modern, app-free visitor access control. Visitors simply scan a QR code to initiate a video call with residents or staff. The system offers ‘Scan and Talk’ or ‘See and Talk’ options and when combined with Fluss+, allows users to open gates or doors remotely. Designed for both homes and businesses, it is weather-resistant, easy to instal and customisable.

Yadah Technologies continues to combine innovation, reliability and customer-focused service to deliver tailored ICT and security solutions that protect and empower Eswatini’s communities. For more details, visit their Mbabane or Gables branch or call 3402 0462/1 or 7833 3589 or 7667 5123 today.

The latest innovation, Fluss QR Code Intercom, brings modern, app-free visitor access control.
The latest innovation, Fluss QR Code Intercom, brings modern, app-free visitor access control.

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