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About Altronix
Altronix supports traffic authorities, operators, contractors, and technology partners with professional ITS engineering and project delivery.
Company profile
Altronix works across the complete ITS environment: speed enforcement systems, ANPR, seat-belt and mobile-phone usage analytics, vehicle classification, lane-violation detection, Facial Recognition (FR), GPS tracking systems, CCTV projects, datacentre infrastructure, networking, power continuity, and control-room readiness.
The company is registered in the United Kingdom and operates from 6 Lismore Boulevard, London, NW9 4DB.
Engineering approach
Altronix plans each deployment around site conditions, operational needs, technical interfaces, serviceability, and long-term resilience.
Review road geometry, traffic objectives, enforcement goals, power availability, network access, and operational workflows.
Create a practical architecture across field equipment, cabinets, communications, datacentre, storage, and operator systems.
Support procurement, installation coordination, configuration, commissioning, documentation, and stakeholder handover.
Plan monitoring, maintenance, upgrades, spare parts, service windows, and lifecycle improvements for deployed systems.
Altronix helps organisations deploy technologies that detect, monitor, connect, process, and support traffic operations with clarity and discipline.
We value practical documentation, dependable interfaces, maintainable designs, and communication between all project disciplines.
What makes us useful
Roadside systems must handle heat, dust, rain, access constraints, power interruptions, and service schedules.
Operators need clear evidence, reliable monitoring, fast issue isolation, and systems that are simple to maintain.
ITS programmes often involve multiple vendors. Altronix helps align equipment, network, power, datacentre, and software requirements.