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Welcome to the Seylec Emergency Vehicle Support web site!
What do we do?
Seylec are an independent mobile company for electrical and electronic
systems repairs / fault investigation and specialist product installation primarily on Emergency Service and Military
Vehicles anywhere in the World.
Currently a majority of our work is in the UK and Mainland
Europe and are call outs for Frontline (A & E) or PTS Ambulance electrical faults, but in a typical month
we will work on anything ranging from covert police cars to solar or genset remote power systems. More recently, due
to the expanding reputation in the emergency market, we now offer car and small van Blue light conversions plus
mechanical engineering at workshops in Maldon, Essex.
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| New Land Rover Freelanders being converted at our workshops in Essex |
What sort of things do you repair? Key areas for fault investigation are control systems
and 12v / 24v power systems. The control system maybe a multiplex (canbus) system or a mixture of switches and relays
to make lights, heaters, cameras, medical equipment etc operate. The power system includes the batteries,
split chargers, battery protection, shoreline charger, auto eject socket, inverter and converters.
Other equipment
we are trained on for service and repair include Eberspacher and Webasto heaters plus Gliderite air suspension.
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| UV Genius Ambulance keypad |
What do we stock? Inverters, batteries (Gel & AGM), Synergie Multiplex (UV Genius / Collet), Carnation
control systems, solar panels, battery brain, split chargers, shore line chargers, Kussmaul auto eject vehicle charge
sockets, cables, fuses, relays, inline holders, resetting trips, rotators, strobes, LEDs (blue,red and white), lightbars,
worklights, warning beacons, scene lights, bulbs, sirens (Hi lo, Yelp and Wail), speakers, isolation transformers,
switch mode or linear battery chargers, battery boxes, switches, switch panels, isolators, heavy duty cables, crimps and specialist
tools.
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| lighting system installed on site by Seylec on an Airport Fire vehicle |
Who do we work with? O&H Facilities, Collet/Gifa, Botts, WAS, H.W. Pickrells, Revolve, to name
a few of the vehicle builders we offer field tech support for, but also repairs & upgrades to Police, Fire, Coastguards,
mountain rescue and Health service / Primary care trusts around the UK along with regular monthly support for a
multitude of smaller private Ambulance and security companies who don't have their own 'sparkies' for regular
maintenance, repairs and installations.
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| Covert lighting and siren kit fitted at Seylec |
Where do you work?
Anywhere!
As far as we know we are the only independent Emergency Vehicle electrical field support covering not just the UK, but
Internationally (including disaster areas, hostile / war zones, etc) for not only fault finding and repairs, but workshop
training on behalf of vehicle/system manufacturers and even setting up mobile workshop/field bases.
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| Scorpion Tank 'popping in' for repairs |
Do you only work on Emergency Vehicles? Emergency vehicles are our largest market, we also work on Military
projects, ex army vehicles, film/stage equipment and marine anywhere in the World.
Special vehicle design
is also something we undertake as consultants, we find that equipment manufacturers may be very good at new control
or comms systems but come to us for assistance on intergrating their new equipment in to vehicles or finding partner companies
to produce prototypes.
We do work for the general public, but the equipment we use is often made to very high specifications
to meet the demand of Emergency and military applications which can mean devices are larger and more costly.
We
do source unusual or obsolete parts as we have over 25 years experience in the Global electronic manufacturing market.
We do not install phone kits or alarms or work on engine electrical faults, there are plenty of mainstream companies who
specialise in these areas.
We do not sell blue light, sirens, etc to the general public ! We will need proof
of Emergency service use from new customers.
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| Land Rover Ambulance in Africa at a mobile ISO base |
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