by Charl Mijnhardt | May 2, 2017 | access automation, centurion systems, d5-evo, gate motors, sliding gate motor, south africa
In these turbulent, uncertain political and economic times – with countrywide protests calling for the resignation of the sitting president, a controversial cabinet reshuffle and a downgrade to junk status – it’s become more necessary than ever before to reflect on...by Charl Mijnhardt | Jan 6, 2017 | 2017, centurion systems, faac, new year 2017
At the denouement of a particularly taxing year, it often proves difficult for us as human beings to let the scars it has induced scab over and heal. No, we tend to pick and scratch at them, analyse and dissect until we are able to figure out what exactly went wrong....by Charl Mijnhardt | Jan 6, 2017 | access automation, access control, centurion systems, faac, gsm, gsm access control, gsm controller, security
Copyright: gstockstudio / 123RF Stock Photo Orange is the new black, coffee is the new wine, comedy is the new rock ‘n roll and, if current security trends are any indication, cellphones are the new remote controls. Say what? While remote controls will undoubtedly...by Charl Mijnhardt | Dec 7, 2016 | access automation, anne dickens, centurion 2016, centurion systems, ian tingle, johan lessing, nick dickens, pat dickens, richard rohman, rob dickens, tim dickens
A is for Anne Dickens MD Pat Dickens’ loving wife and one of the true pillars of CENTURION, Anne studied English and art but soon found herself drawn into the exciting world of access automation. Back in those early days, Anne did everything from making lunch...by Charl Mijnhardt | Dec 6, 2016 | access automation, centurion systems, electric gate safety, gate automation safety, gate beams, gate safety, safety beams
The holidays are fast approaching and, if you have kids, your life’s soundtrack for the next couple of weeks will be the sound of cartoons being played at full volume intermingled with woops of sheer, unadulterated joy at whatever hilarious hijinks is currently being...
