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Drensky Technologies
15 Kenilworth Drive, Kloof
Iso Certification ELPA Accredited
Core business offering: Drensky Technologies provides solutions for energy-efficient and asset-protection products, from design to installation and after-sales service. These include UPS and inverter systems, automatic voltage regulators, battery backup and solar solutions. In addition, the company specialises in surge and lightning protection and is an ELPA-accredited installer.
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Section - Alarm systems - sensors, panels & systems
-Miscellaneous alarm equipment
- Batteries
- Battery testers/analysers
- Cabinets & racks
-Power or environment sensors
- AC & UPS power failure protection
- Fire
- Humidity
- Lightning protection devices
- Surge protection devices
- Water presence/level
Section - Fire protection products & systems
-Arrestors
- Lightning, surge
Section - IoT/IT security infrastructure
-Data centre equipment
-Racks & enclosures
-Surge protection & power conditioning
-UPS systems
-Batteries - chargeable
-Battery charging systems
-Battery packs
-Constant voltage transformer
-Frequency converters
-Generators
-Generators, portable
-Inverters
-Lightning arresters
-Other batteries & backup power supplies
-Power conditioners
-Power surge protectors & filters
-Solar power solutions
-Surge protection devices
-Transformers
-Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS)
- Continuous
- Standby
-Voltage surge suppressors
| News from Drensky Technologies: |
Highly customisable robotic hand
April 2024, Motion Control & Drives, Drensky Technologies
NSK and the German Aerospace Centre are developing a robotic hand system that will help automate manual tasks. The concept centres on a customisable robot hand comprising individually configurable finger modules, an industry first. |
Caster for service robot applications
February 2024, Motion Control & Drives, Drensky Technologies
As part of a drive to get robots into more workplaces, operating side by side with humans, a team of expert development engineers at NSK has come up with a novel way to improve the mobility of cobots.
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Renewable energy for estates and homes
Residential Estate Security Handbook 2019, Security Services & Risk Management, Drensky Technologies, Technews Publishing
While individual homeowners might choose to install solar photovoltaic (PV) systems for when there’s load shedding or a power failure, for an entire estate to harness its energy requirements from solar, and particularly their crucial security systems, would require that a large area of the property be dedicated to solar panels.
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Securing a reliable source of backup power
April 2019, Security Services & Risk Management, Drensky Technologies, Mustek Security Technologies
Dependence on a reliable and stable source of electrical power is a part of everyday life, whether for an individual or a business. |
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DeepAlert to host Cape Town demo day
October 2026, News & Events, AI & Data Analytics, DeepAlert
DeepAlert’s customers, partners and industry professionals invited to see COMMAND, SceneIQ, AlertIQ and SiteIQ demonstrated live at the Nitida Wine Estate on 29 October 2026. |
Paxton invests in South Africa with Solo
October 2026, Access Control & Identity Management, News & Events, Paxton
Following the launch of Solo, Paxton’s new phone-based, cloud-hosted access control system, the company is significantly increasing its investment in South Africa by expanding its local team to support installers and customers nationwide. |
You can do everything right and still get breached
October 2026, Information Security, Editor's Choice, AI & Data Analytics
A particularly nasty truth sits at the centre of cybersecurity in 2026. You can do everything right and still lose if the organisation holding your identity number, banking information, medical history, or biometric data gets breached.
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One picture of the estate
October 2026, Integrated Solutions, Security Services & Risk Management, Residential Estate (Industry), Editor's Choice
Bringing patrol, incident, and H&S reporting onto a single platform: a security operation should be able to show what happened, when it happened, and how personnel responded. |
Businesses face rising fire risks amid infrastructure failures
October 2026, Fire & Safety, Facilities & Building Management
Fire and explosion incidents are becoming a critical business resilience challenge as ageing infrastructure, unstable electricity, climate pressures, and limited emergency response capacity converge. |
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