Electrical & ICT Contractors — Mombasa, Kenya
Mega Power System Ltd designs, installs and maintains electrical, ICT and security systems for commercial, industrial and residential developments — from the incoming supply to the last data point.
What We Do
We scope, install and commission the systems that keep a building running — coordinated as a single project rather than three separate contracts.
Low and medium voltage wiring, distribution boards and panel work for new builds and refits.
Generator supply, installation and automatic transfer switching for continuous supply.
Detection and alarm design and installation, matched to the layout of the building.
Data cabling and network infrastructure for offices, campuses and retail floors.
Fibre backbone runs and active device deployment for high-capacity connectivity.
Office phone systems, door intercoms and internal telephone wiring.
Camera systems for perimeter and interior monitoring, sized to the site.
Card and biometric access control paired with intruder alarm monitoring.
Meeting-room AV and digital information display systems for offices.
Where We Work
Every sector loads a building differently. We scope power, data and security around how the space is actually used.
How a Project Runs
We walk the site, review drawings and assess electrical load and cabling requirements before quoting.
Layouts and specifications are prepared with Kenya Power and KEBS requirements in mind.
Materials are sourced and works carried out by our on-site team, with regular progress updates.
Every circuit and system is tested before handover, with documentation provided.
Ongoing servicing and callout support to keep installed systems running.
Why Mega Power
Working from Bombolulu means faster site visits and callouts across the Mombasa area, without a Nairobi lag.
Power, ICT and security are planned together, so cabling and containment aren't duplicated across separate contractors.
Designs, test results and as-built records are handed over with the installation — not left to memory.
Field Notes
Notes on electrical, ICT and security practice for building owners and facilities managers on the coast.
What to check before specifying generator capacity for a retail or office development.
Read the note →Why containment and cabling capacity matter more than the switches you start with.
Read the note →Common blind spots in perimeter and access-point camera placement, and how to fix them.
Read the note →This section is set up as a template for ongoing posts. Connect it to a content management system to publish new field notes without editing the site code — see the project handover notes for options.
Get In Touch
Share a few details about the building and the works required, and we'll arrange a site survey.