SLT-Mobitel and VS Information Systems (Pvt) Ltd (VSIS) signed an agreement recently to provide Smart Building Solutions packaged under Extra Low Voltage (ELV) Systems through fibre connectivity for the Sri Lankan market.

VSIS is a Information Technology solutions provider, and a systems integrator in Sri Lanka offering broad and deep solutions across hardware, software, and services that can accelerate business outcomes for customers.

The partnership will enable VSIS to jointly provide total smart building solutions to the Sri Lankan market comprising Mechanical and Electrical (M&E) extra-low voltage Systems. The solutions offered include the full gamut such as conducting surveys, planning, designing, supplying, constructing, commissioning, and maintenance services in high-rise buildings. The range of services consist of structured cabling, data networking, telecommunications installations, GPON/GEPON Passive Optical Networks PBX, unified communications, public address and background music systems, audio visual system, IP surveillance systems, video management and video analytics, UPS system, building management systems, video wall displays and controllers, guard tour system, car park management, guest room automation and door locks, visitor management services and smart home solutions.

‘’The global construction sector has undergone a significant technological transformation in recent years, and we are delighted to partner with SLT-Mobitel, the National Information, and Communications Technology (ICT) Solutions Provider to introduce these ELV solutions to the Sri Lankan customers,’’ Director of VSIS, Kithsiri Gunasekara said.

‘’These SLT enabled Fibre Optic solutions and VSIS enabled ELV solutions will result in significant value addition for the building contractors as they will be able to plan these ELV solutions at the  initial stages of the project with continuous engagement with our engineering teams. By making Buildings Smart via ELV solutions for unique customer experience will revolutionise the Sri Lankan construction industry,’’ he added.  

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