Sectors
We engineer for environments that cannot fail.
Every sector carries its own stake, and its own definition of failure. Here's what that means where you operate, and what we maintain against it.
Banking & Financial
A failed ATM is a customer complaint. A failed core system is a regulatory event.
We maintain enterprise UPS estates for Kenyan banks at national scale — ninety-six units at one Tier 1 institution alone, from 3kVA branch protection to 200kVA data-centre plant, serviced on a planned cycle with genuine spares held against it.
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Healthcare
In a hospital, power is a patient-safety system — theatres, intensive care and cold chains all depend on a supply that cannot pause. We supply and monitor maintenance-free battery systems for institutions including Aga Khan University, tracking state of health against age so backup capacity is verified, not assumed.
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Data Centres & IT
A data centre sells uptime, and every SLA it signs is underwritten by power and cooling that cannot be interrupted. We hold precision-cooling plant inside its tolerance band under annual service agreements — including KENET’s national research and education network, running 2× 34kW Liebert and 2× 35kW Vertiv systems under a defined SLA.
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Government & Infrastructure
Public systems fail publicly, and procurement rightly demands infrastructure that survives audit as well as service life. We deliver and maintain critical power for national agencies — including KeNHA’s weighbridge network across nine physical sites — with genuine manufacturer-backed equipment and documentation that stands up to inspection.
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