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Electric Fence, Razor Wire & Solar Siren Installation, Karen

Karen, Nairobi

Project Photos

Dense razor wire coils and electric fence wire strands on a rendered boundary wall beneath eucalyptus trees in Karen
Solar-powered siren mounted on a boundary wall post above razor wire and electric fence wiring in Karen woodland
Technician working at a gate integrated with electric fence and razor wire on a Karen boundary wall
Electrical control cabinet with wiring for an electric fence and solar siren system mounted at a Karen property
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Project Overview

This Karen property sits deep within mature eucalyptus woodland, with a boundary wall that needed the full range of Elatec's perimeter security options working together: razor wire, electric fence, and an audible solar-powered siren alert, all wired back to a single control cabinet.

Dense razor wire coils were fitted along the full rendered wall top, paired with tensioned electric fence wire strands on the same green PVC-coated posts. A dedicated solar-powered siren was mounted on its own pole at a high vantage point, giving an audible alert independent of the property's mains power that triggers the moment the fence detects a breach.

All of this feeds back to a wall-mounted control cabinet housing the fence's wiring, breakers, and monitoring electronics, with a technician shown completing wiring work at the gate line where the fence, razor wire, and access point all meet.

Set among tall eucalyptus with dappled woodland light throughout, the finished system gives this Karen property continuous physical, electrical, and audible protection along its full wooded boundary.

Project Details

Category

Electric Fence

Location

Karen, Nairobi

Completed

2026

Client Type

Residential Property

Services Delivered

Electric Fence Supply & InstallationRazor Wire FittingSolar-Powered Siren InstallationControl Panel Wiring

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