Equipment mounting
Screens, brackets, kiosks, cameras and enclosures mounted securely on walls, ceilings, counters and stands. Work at height is planned with a SWMS.
Services
Equipment mounted, devices installed, and whole fleets rolled out or refreshed, staged so each site keeps trading while the work gets done.
What's included
From a single screen on a wall to every device across a national network.
Screens, brackets, kiosks, cameras and enclosures mounted securely on walls, ceilings, counters and stands. Work at height is planned with a SWMS.
Point-of-sale terminals, PCs, printers, scanners, displays and network equipment installed, connected, set up to your instructions and tested.
New equipment deployed across many sites in a planned sequence, with each site booked, briefed and signed off.
Old devices replaced with new ones, with settings or data moved over according to your instructions, and the old units collected.
Devices unpacked, prepared, labelled and kitted per site before they travel, so installs on the day are fast and predictable.
Retired equipment disconnected, packed and returned, stored or sent on for disposal, following your instructions.
How it works
Step 1
We confirm what's going where, site by site, including access, mounting surfaces and power.
Step 2
Equipment is prepared and kitted for each site, and installs are scheduled around your trading hours.
Step 3
Technicians mount, install, connect and test, then tidy the site.
Step 4
Each site is signed off with notes and photos where useful, and a rollout summary is provided at the end.
Typical engagements
Rollout
New point-of-sale hardware deployed across a store network, one site at a time, outside trading hours.
Mounting
Displays mounted in reception, meeting rooms or shopfronts, with cables neatly managed.
Refresh
New laptops handed out and set up for an office team, with the old devices collected.
New site
A new location fitted with its full kit of devices before it opens its doors.
Illustrative examples of typical work, not descriptions of specific clients.
FAQ
Yes. Most rollouts are scheduled to suit your trading hours, including early mornings, evenings and weekends when agreed in advance.
In Australia, data cabling must be done by a registered cabler and electrical work by a licensed electrician. Tell us what your job needs and we'll confirm how that part of the work will be handled.
We set devices up according to your build instructions or your IT team's requirements. We'll confirm the access and information we need when we scope the job.
We can return it to you, store it, or send it on for disposal, according to your instructions.
You get one coordinator, a site-by-site schedule, a sign-off for each site, and a summary of progress and issues as the rollout goes.
Also from Admiral
One site or every store in the country, we'll chart the course. Every enquiry is read by a real person and answered with a clear next step. None are left adrift.