Rawadh designs, installs, and supports CCTV, access control, biometric, and fire safety systems as one connected system, not five disconnected vendors. Delivered across Saudi Arabia, the UK, and Germany.
Most sites end up with cameras from one vendor, door access from another, and a fire system from a third, none of them talking to each other. Rawadh brings CCTV, access control, biometrics, RFID, and fire safety together into one system, so an alarm in one triggers the right response across all of them.
Cameras only help if footage is usable when you need it, clear enough to identify a face, stored long enough to matter, and actually monitored rather than recording into a void. Rawadh designs CCTV systems around coverage and image quality first, not just camera count.
Keys get copied and cards get lost. Access control replaces both with credentials that can be revoked instantly and logged automatically, so you know exactly who went where and when.
Biometric credentials can’t be lent, copied, or forgotten at home, which makes them the most reliable layer for restricted areas. Rawadh installs fingerprint, facial recognition, and other biometric systems suited to how fast and touch-free access needs to be.
RFID tags track people, assets, or inventory without line-of-sight scanning, which makes it useful well beyond just door access. Rawadh deploys RFID for access credentials, asset tracking, and inventory management depending on what actually needs tracking.
A fire alarm system is only as good as its coverage and its wiring, sensors placed where they’ll actually catch a fire early, and cabling that keeps working during the emergency it’s meant to detect. Rawadh designs, installs, and commissions fire detection systems to meet life-safety requirements, not just pass a checklist.
Not every project needs a full design-and-install service, sometimes it’s a straightforward supply of the components a system depends on. Rawadh supplies fire alarm panels, detectors, sounders, and certified fire-rated cabling for teams handling their own installation or maintenance.
Most sites end up with CCTV from one vendor, access control from another, and a fire system from a third, none of them talking to each other. Rawadh brings these together into one system with one point of contact, so an event in any one of them triggers the right response across all of them.
Yes, in most cases. We assess what's in place and connect it into one system rather than replacing everything.
Facial recognition is generally reliable with masks. Fingerprint readers need bare skin contact. We can advise on the right mix for your site.
For most standard use cases, yes. For higher-security areas, we usually recommend pairing it with a biometric or PIN layer.
Systems are the full design, install, and commissioning service. Products are individual components, panels, detectors, cabling, supplied on their own for teams handling their own installation.
Both. We offer monitoring and maintenance agreements so systems get checked regularly instead of forgotten after handover.
Yes. Most of our access control deployments double as attendance tracking without extra hardware.
Yes. All our fire and security installations are designed and commissioned to meet applicable Saudi standards.
Yes, we run the same services through our UK and Germany teams.
