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Kingdom Systems enhances security with state-of-the-art hybrid solar CCTV towers
Kingdom Systems is proud to announce the expansion of its client base with the successful implementation of their cutting-edge Hybrid Solar CCTV Towers. This innovative security solution reinforces the commitment of Kingdom Systems to providing best-in-class service across the Systems sector.
The Hybrid Solar CCTV Towers have been installed at sites across the country, increasing security and safeguarding valuable assets for Kingdom’s clients - harnessing the power of solar energy, these towers represent Kingdom’s innovation in sustainable and efficient security infrastructure.
A dedicated internal monitoring team will oversee the camera system, ensuring 24/7 surveillance and immediate response to any security incidents. Mobile response units are strategically positioned to swiftly address any security breaches, delivering an added layer of protection and peace of mind for clients.
Paul Worsley, Director of Service at Kingdom Systems said: “At Kingdom Systems, our priority is to provide our clients with the highest level of security, allowing them to focus on their core objectives without worry.
“Our Hybrid Solar CCTV Towers are a testament to our dedication to innovation and excellence in the Systems sector, as well as being leaders in sustainability and providing the best-in-class service that Kingdom is renowned for.”
As part of the wider Kingdom Services Group, Kingdom Systems is committed to delivering best in class service across the Systems sector.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Tom Harrop .
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