Perimeter security
Electric fence installation in Nairobi for homes, estates and commercial sites
An electric fence is a visible, active deterrent that works day and night. Installed correctly with the right energizer, earthing and signage, it is one of the most effective perimeter layers you can add.

Quick answer
Ultrateq Systems installs electric fences in Nairobi, Kenya: wall-top and freestanding perimeter fences with a pulsed energizer, proper earthing, warning signs, gate integration and alarm or siren connection. Solar-powered energizers are available for sites with no grid supply.
Who this is for
- Homes and gated compounds
- Apartments and estates
- Schools and institutions
- Warehouses, yards and factories
- Farms, plots and construction sites
What's included
- Site survey and perimeter layout
- Fence wires, insulators and brackets
- Energizer unit sized to the fence length
- Earthing system
- Warning signs at required intervals
- Gate and access point integration
- Alarm and siren connection
- Solar energizer option, repairs and maintenance
Why choose this service
Visible deterrent
A fence with warning signs discourages attempts before they start.
Early alert
An alarm connection signals when the fence is touched, cut or shorted.
Layered security
Works with CCTV and lighting to give detection, deterrence and evidence.
Low running cost
Energizers draw little power, and solar options remove the grid requirement.
How we work
- 1
Survey
We walk the perimeter, check walls, gates and vegetation, and choose the layout.
- 2
Design and quote
We select the energizer, wire count, alarm and gate arrangement.
- 3
Installation
Brackets, insulators and wires are installed, along with the earth system.
- 4
Energizer and alarm
The energizer and alarm are installed and tested.
- 5
Handover
We explain operation, safety and routine checks.
What affects the price
- Total perimeter length
- Number of wire strands
- Energizer size and whether it is solar
- Gates and corners
- Alarm, siren and CCTV integration
Price is driven by perimeter length and wire count. We quote after measuring the site.
Ask for a quoteFrequently asked questions
How does an electric fence work?
An energizer sends short high-voltage pulses along the wires. Contact completes a circuit to earth and delivers a brief, unpleasant shock without sustained current. See <a href="/blog/electric-fence-how-it-works-and-what-to-know/">Electric fence: how it works</a>.
Is an electric fence safe?
A properly installed, pulsed fence using an approved energizer is designed to deter, not to harm. No electric fence is risk-free, so correct installation, earthing and warning signs matter.
Can it run on solar?
Yes. Solar energizers with a battery suit sites without grid power, and are sized to fence length.
Will it work during power cuts?
Energizers often include a battery backup or can be fed from a solar system, so protection continues during outages.
Can it connect to an alarm?
Yes. Most systems can trigger a siren or alert when the fence is touched, cut or shorted.
How much maintenance does it need?
Keep vegetation off the wires, check insulators and connections and test the voltage periodically. We can service existing fences.
Guides related to electric fencing
How Electric Fences Work: Types, Safety and What Affects the Cost
How an electric fence energiser works, wall-top vs freestanding fences, safety rules, maintenance and the factors that decide the price in Kenya.
CCTV & SecurityHow to Choose a CCTV System for Your Home or Business in Kenya
IP vs analogue cameras, resolution, night vision, NVR vs DVR, camera placement and remote viewing: a practical guide to choosing CCTV.
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