Back in 2004 we were one of the first companies to adopt switched-mode technology as we recognised that it provided a more reliable, more efficient, ‘Greener’ way of powering security, fire, CCTV and access control systems. Our products can help organisations reduce the overall carbon footprint of all their risk management situations as well as providing unparalleled system reliability, 7/24/365.
Dycon Power Solutions has its own ISO9001 factories in South Wales and, being close to our markets, enables us to offer rapid delivery of power supplies without the penalties often associated with long distance shipping and storage.
Members of our Team have vast experience in the Global Risk Management Systems market and have previously been responsible for the creation of some the security industry’s most iconic products and technology developments.
Martijn van Eekeren supports Dycon's OEM’s, distributors, and system integrators. He has previous experience in B2B as an export manager.
Tony Makosinski, responsible for Dycon's marketing and website, has a long reputation of challenging the Global security industry status quo helping to build a bigger, better, more respected network of manufacturers, installers, and critically, end-users. In 2012 he received the ‘PSI Premier Award for Lifetime Contribution to the Security Industry’ and in 2013, the ‘Security Excellence Award for Contribution to Standards ’. Tony also chaired the Euralarm Marketing Group and was a Director of Certalarm, the pan-European certification organisation.
The Operations Team are committed to ensuring that our products are built perfectly and reach you when you want them!
Operations Manager, Mike Mainwaring, is responsible for manufacturing, quality and dispatch ensuring that the products that you order will be of outstanding quality and reach you on time. Mike is ably assisted by Graham Heath.
Derek Ballam runs the injection moulding machines at the Dycon factory and has many years of experience in injection moulding and tooling.
He is heavily involved in the research and trialling of new smart plastics, the latest corn-based eco-friendly plastics are now a reality.
