• Protect Private Entrances


• Theft Deterrence


• Detached Garage


• Secondary Residence


• Play Areas


• Gated Communities


• Inventory Theft


• Monitoring Employees


• Asset Recovering

Here are video surveillance services and devices offered by KENTRICAL SOLUTIONS:

• NVR (Network Video Recorder)


• DVR (Digital Video Recorder)


• IP and Analog Cameras


• Cabling


• Remote Viewing

KENTRICAL SOLUTIONS has highly trained & professional service technicians. Our installation experience goes from the smallest of households to large multi-location governmental and educational buildings. We can help you build from the ground up with. We offer Alarm Design services for new and existing structures.

We offer 24/7 emergency repair service every day of the year.

• Restrict Unauthorized Access


• Secure Your Workplace


• Eliminating the need to change locks


• Audit trailing for Employees


• Online Reporting


• Manage Multiple Entrances Remotely


• Reduce Theft & Break-in

KENTRICAL SOLUTIONS offers the following services in repair and installation:

• New Installation


• New Cabling


• Alarm Design


• Alarm Maintenance


• Electrical Issues rectification

Step 1: Determine Critical Loads

The first step is to create a list of critical loads that you want powered when the grid is down. For homeowners, the list tends to include key lighting for the kitchen, garage, outdoor security, the refrigerator, pumps and computers and a few receptacles to charge electronics. For businesses, the list is similar, but there may be other critical process loads, including servers or sensitive equipment. Sometimes it's desirable to provide power for a whole house or building.

Once the total load, in terms of instantaneous power (watts) and total energy (watt hours), is known, different solutions can be evaluated.

Step 2: Options

At KENTRICAL SOLUTIONS we provide two main sets of solutions to enable backup power in the event of a power outage.

Option 1: Solar/Invertor Battery Backup

Several additional components must be added to make a standard inverter/solar energy system capable of providing power when the grid is down. First, a battery bank must be included to provide energy when there is no sunlight, and to accept solar charging when available. The battery bank is sized based on the amount of energy required, which is derived from the load analysis. Secondly the targeted critical loads must be wired to a new critical load panel.

Pros of the solar-battery system are that it is quiet, clean, doesn't require fuel, can be installed anywhere and can be recharged with the sun or utility supply where available. Cons are that while it is cost effective to provide power for a small number of critical loads, it is not as practical to power entire homes or buildings.

Option 2: Generators

Generators are widely available in various sizes and fuel types. There are petrol and diesel. Generators can be permanently installed or portable. The pros of generators are that they are capable of providing an entire house with power at a reasonable up-front cost. There are several cons, however. The fuel might not be available and the fuel can get expensive.

Additional important considerations include understanding the building requirements, especially zoning, for generators, and making sure that safety is a number one priority. Generators must be properly ventilated to prevent any exhaust, including carbon monoxide, from entering a living space.

• Save on energy costs with our smart thermostats


• View your video surveillance from anywhere on your mobile device


• Running late? Turning on your lights is just a click of the button from your smartphone.


• Unlock your doors for your friend whose item they left behind.


• Arm or disarm your household security system