New Sensor branch in Cape Town

June 2015 News & Events

Sensor Security Systems has announced it has opened a new branch in the M5 Business Park in Maitland, Cape Town. Positioned at the start of Berclay Road in Maitland, where it meets the M5 highway, the office has easy access and ample parking for clients.

An increased need from clients for a central footprint necessitated this move. “We appreciate the significance of being able to grow our business despite the current economy,” says Sensor’s MD, Jean Brown. “I believe that the way in which we synergise our team’s collective expertise to the benefit of installers and resellers alike differentiates us in the industry. Opening another branch in Cape Town is also further proof of our commitment to customer service and satisfaction.”

Sensor M5 will be headed up by Hendrik Theron, regional sales manager: Western Cape, who is well known in the CCTV industry and currently also manages the Bellville branch.

The Sensor team aims to provide Cape Town with reliable service and teamwork, which has become a trademark and real competitive edge in the security industry. As part of its dedication to service delivery, Sensor will uphold its three-year Hikvision Warranty, ongoing product training, as well as before and after-sales technical support in this region.

For more information contact Sensor Security Systems, +27 (0)21 510 1445, [email protected], www.sensorsecurity.net



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