We secure what we install.

CCTV, access control, cabling and power for hotels, factories, campuses and banks, hardened as they go in. One Kampala team for the install and the security.

Every connection secured.

Nine systems, secured as they go in.

A camera with its factory password is an open door. We change it, update it, put it on its own network and write it all down before we leave.

Since 2022 our team has delivered more than 50 projects for clients across Kampala.

Everything we install
  1. CCTV

    Cameras and recorders sized to the site.

    Secured: Own network, factory passwords gone, firmware current, remote viewing over an encrypted link.

  2. Access control

    Card, PIN and fingerprint doors with a record of every entry.

    Secured: Controller kept off the open network, named admin accounts, logs kept.

  3. Automated gates

    Sliding and swing gate motors, opened by remote, keypad or phone.

    Secured: Remotes and app accounts registered to named people, factory codes changed.

  4. Electric fencing

    Energised perimeter fences that raise the alarm when cut or shorted.

    Secured: Alarms go to a named person, factory keypad codes changed.

  5. Structured cabling

    Racks, patch panels and cable runs anyone can follow.

    Secured: Every port labelled and mapped; unused ports switched off.

  6. Solar and power

    Inverters, batteries and UPS that keep systems running when the grid drops.

    Secured: Monitoring portals locked down; alerts go to a named person.

  7. GPS tracking

    Live location, trips and fuel for every vehicle.

    Secured: Two-step sign-in and access by role.

  8. VoIP

    Phone systems that run on your own network.

    Secured: No open SIP ports, strong extension passwords, alerts on unusual calls.

  9. Managed IT

    We keep it running after handover.

    Secured: Patches, backups and access reviews on a schedule.

What we never leave behind.

What we find on sites installed by others, and what we do on ours instead.

What we find

Factory passwords

Cameras, recorders and door controllers still on the password printed in the manual.

Instead: every default account removed or renamed, every password unique, sealed and handed to a named person.

Numbered patch leads plugged into a CCTV recorder
Numbered leads at a CCTV recorder
What we find

Flat networks

Cameras on the same Wi-Fi as guests and staff phones.

Instead: separate networks for cameras, doors, staff and guests, carrying only the traffic each one needs.

Numbered patch leads in a network switch, with a router above
A switch and router with patch leads
What we find

Old firmware

Devices left on the version they shipped with, known holes and all.

Instead: firmware updated at install, the version recorded, and updates on a schedule if we look after it.

A bullet camera on an orange steel mount
A camera on a steel mount
What we find

Unlabelled cables

A rack nobody can trace, so nobody notices the cable that should not be there.

Instead: every cable and port labelled and mapped, and unused ports switched off.

A tangle of unlabelled network and fibre cables in a rack
A rack nobody can trace
What we find

Open remote access

Recorders opened to the internet so the cameras can be viewed from home.

Instead: remote viewing only through an encrypted link, with two-step sign-in.

A hand plugging a cable into a wireless router
Connecting a router

Pick a device, see how we leave it.

Every device we fit goes on a handover record like this one, so you can check our work and your own team can run it.

Handover recordSample
Camera 07 · Gate 2
Factory password
Removed
Done
Firmware
5.7.3
Current
Network
Camera network (VLAN 30)
Set
Remote view
VPN only
Set
Recording kept
30 days
Set
Credentials sealed for the facilities managerVCircuit

Sites that can't afford an open door.

Property, hospitality, industry, campuses and regulated organisations.

Two cameras on one pole against a blue sky
Two cameras on one pole

One standard across every building you manage.

  • Cameras and doors on one managed network per building
  • Named admin accounts, handed to your facilities team
  • A port map and device register for every floor
More for commercial property

Four steps, then it's yours.

The handover is part of the job. You get what you need to run the system, check it, or bring in someone else.

  1. Step 1

    Site visit

    We walk the site and look at what is there and what you need.

  2. Step 2

    Design and quote

    A written design and a quote you can hold us to.

  3. Step 3

    Install and harden

    Each device is set up, updated and put on its own network as it goes in.

  4. Step 4

    Hand over

    Labelled port map, device register, credentials sealed for a named person, and as-built drawings.

Questions we get asked.

Something else on your mind? Ask us on the site visit.

Yes. We start with an assessment, then fix what it finds.

If you want us to. Managed IT covers patches, backups and access reviews on a schedule.

Yes. We hand over the port map, the device register and the credentials, so your team can run it.

We walk the site, look at what is there and what you need, and send a written design and quote.

Kampala. Tell us where your site is.

Book a site visit.

We walk the site, then send a written design and quote.

Phone and WhatsApp
+256 779 314 565
Email
info@vcircuitsystems.com
Office
Kampala, Uganda