We install, program and maintain the systems WA runs on.

The King's Chapel

A failing Dynalite dimmer board, twenty 400 W metal halide high bays whose lamps are no longer made, and four zones that no longer matched how the auditorium is used. The church wanted dimmable LED across the room, controls volunteers could use without training, and the work done over the school holidays.

Replaced it with SpaceLogic C-Bus and a DALI-2 gateway: twenty individually addressed LED high bays in five zones, five one-touch scenes, and a custom touchscreen and wall keypad that always show the same state. The whole system was built and tested at our Osborne Park office before it went to site.

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BioCina

A new Perth pharmaceutical facility needed a machine integrated into a validated cleanroom — plus environmental storage with temperature and humidity held inside tolerance. In a validated environment nothing is "near enough": every circuit, interlock and sensor has to be documented and provable.

Took the electrical, EEHA and E&I scope end to end — design, construct and validation — so the automation, the instrumentation and the compliance evidence came from one team rather than three.

Kinetic façade, West Perth

A façade that doesn't just sit there — it moves, and it carries light. That means actuators, controls and LED lighting behaving as one system, on a building the public looks at every day. Get it wrong and it's not a fault ticket, it's a landmark that doesn't work.

Installed and commissioned the kinetic façade and LED lighting — the mechanical actuation, the control system driving it, and the lighting content that runs across the petal array.

Commonwealth Bank Building

Light a heritage façade in the middle of Perth's busiest public square — permanently, and in a way that can change. Not a festival rig that comes down on Monday: a system that has to sit on the building, survive the weather, and be right every single night in front of everyone.

Installed the Color Kinetics façade lighting and programmed it. It runs a daily wash, and holds a library of scenes that get called up for national days — the building goes green and gold, or pink and white, without anyone climbing a ladder.

Big Ass Fans

A national manufacturer needed WA's certified installer — one partner covering airports, freight depots, museums, schools and distribution centres, often hundreds of kilometres apart, to the same standard every time. HVLS fans are deceptively hard: they're heavy, they hang over people, and they go in above live operations that can't stop for you.

Became that partner and stayed it for over a decade — hundreds of installs a year, from the Perth metro out to Albany and Port Hedland. Fourteen fans through Perth Airport. Heavy-duty units over the truck servicing pits at KS Freighters. The display halls at the Motor Museum of WA, conditioned without a metre of ductwork.