01
Detect
The site’s existing alarm registers the intrusion.
A door contact, motion sensor, glass-break detector or panic button trips as it normally would. Fogging does not replace the alarm system — it is what the alarm system triggers.
Namalika Sdn. Bhd.Malaysia & Southeast Asia
Cameras record it.Alarms announce it.We stop it.
Namalika supplies, installs, services and warrants security fogging systems — the layer that fills a protected space with dense, harmless fog the moment a break-in is confirmed, and ends it before anything can be carried out. It retrofits to the alarm system you already have.
- Specialism
- Security fogging systems
- Scope
- Supply to warranty
- Based in
- Selangor, Malaysia
01 — The Company
One product.Handled endto end.
An alarm tells you a break-in is happening. It cannot stop one.
Between the moment an alarm sounds and the moment anyone arrives, there is a gap. Cameras record what happens in it. Alarms announce it. Neither shortens it. On most sites that gap is the entire theft.
Namalika supplies, installs, services and warrants the one product that closes it. We assess the premises, specify against the actual volume and exposure, fit the system to your existing alarm, and keep it tested and recharged. One company, one point of accountability.
- Registered name
- Namalika Sdn. Bhd.
- Company registration
- 202601019803 (1681900-D)
- Incorporated
- May 2026
- Jurisdiction
- Malaysia
One thing, done properly
Security fogging is our whole business, not a line item beside twenty other products. The specification, the installation and the servicing all come from people who work on this daily.
Specification before sale
We assess the site first and write the scope second. If the right answer is a smaller system than you expected, that is what the report says.
Supplied and supported
Supply, installation, servicing and warranty sit under one company. There is no gap between the party that fitted the system and the party responsible for it working.
It works with what you have
Fogging retrofits to an existing alarm system. You are not replacing your cameras, sensors or monitoring contract — you are adding the part that ends the incident.
02 — How It Works
A break-in endswhen the intrudercannot see.
Security fogging fills the protected space with dense, harmless fog the moment an intrusion is confirmed. It does not detect, and it does not record. It ends the incident while a response is still on its way.
02
Verify
The signal is confirmed before anything discharges.
Verification logic — a second detector, a dual-trip requirement or a monitoring confirmation — establishes that the event is genuine. This is the step that stops a false alarm from emptying a canister and disrupting a working site.
03
Deploy
The protected space fills with dense fog in seconds.
On confirmation the unit discharges, flooding the protected volume far faster than an intruder can work. Coverage is designed around the room — its volume, ceiling height and the position of what is being protected.
04
Deny
Visibility collapses. There is nothing left to steal from.
An intruder who cannot see cannot select, cannot navigate and does not stay. The stock is still on the shelf, the equipment is still on the bench — they simply cannot be found or carried out. This is the gap that alarms and cameras leave open while a response is still travelling.
05
Clear
Non-toxic, residue-free, no cleanup.
The fog disperses without leaving a film on stock, surfaces or electronics, and is harmless to occupants. The premises return to normal trading. The system is then serviced and recharged ready for the next event.
Safe for occupied premises
The fog is non-toxic and leaves no residue on stock, surfaces or electronics. It is a visual barrier, not an irritant or a suppressant — staff and any occupants can leave the area normally while it is deployed.
03 — Solutions
One product.Three grades of system.
Security fogging is all we supply — but a jeweller’s stockroom, a distribution centre and a family home are three different specifications, at three different price points.
B2B
Commercial & Industrial
High-output systems for large protected volumes.
Warehouses, distribution centres, factories and large retail floors. Multiple units working together to cover open floor area and high ceilings, integrated with a monitored alarm and configured with verification logic so a discharge only ever follows a confirmed event.
- Large or multi-zone floor areas
- High ceilings and open volumes
- Monitored alarm integration
- Scheduled maintenance contracts
Small business
SME & Retail
Room-sized systems that retrofit to an existing alarm.
Shops, jewellers, workshops, pharmacies, offices and stockrooms. One or two units sized to the room that actually holds the value, wired into the alarm panel already on site. The most common specification we write, and the quickest to install.
- Single room or stockroom protection
- Retrofit to an existing alarm panel
- Short install, minimal disruption
- Mid-range budgets
Homes
Private Residential
Compact, discreet units for the home.
Landed homes, condominiums, private collections and safe rooms. Smaller units chosen to sit unobtrusively in a domestic interior, with the priority being that an intruder leaves rather than is confronted by anyone in the house.
- Discreet placement in living spaces
- Safe rooms and collection stores
- Works with home alarm systems
- Entry-level to premium options
On manufacturers
We supply security fogging systems from a range of manufacturers rather than a single brand. Which unit goes into a site is decided by the volume it has to fill, how quickly it has to fill it, and what the budget allows — not by what we happen to hold in stock. The exact model is named in your written specification.
04 — Services
Specified, supplied,and kept working.
Each is available on its own — devices supplied to your own installer, servicing on a system we did not originally fit — but together they mean one company is answerable for whether the system fires when it is needed.
Site Assessment & Specification
Survey and specification before anything is bought.
We measure the space, establish the protected volume and ceiling height, identify what is actually at risk and where an intruder would go for it, then specify against that. The output is a written scope you can tender competitively.
Fogging Devices & Supply
Units, fluid and spares, supplied direct.
We import and supply security fogging units, refill fluid, canisters and spare parts, with trade terms available to security integrators and contractors. Equipment is sourced through proper import channels — documented, compliant and supportable.
Installation & Commissioning
Fitted, integrated with your alarm, tested and handed over.
Installation to manufacturer specification, wired into the existing alarm system, with discharge logic and verification configured. Commissioning includes a live test and operator training for the people who will actually use it.
Servicing
Scheduled checks that keep the system fit to fire.
Functional testing, fluid and canister replacement, trigger-chain verification and battery checks. A fogging system that has not been tested since handover is an assumption, not a control.
Maintenance Contracts
A fixed schedule and a known response.
Annual or bi-annual maintenance agreements covering scheduled visits, consumables and priority call-out, plus recharge after any discharge so the site is never left unprotected between events.
Warranty & Technical Support
Direct access to people who know the equipment.
Manufacturer warranty administered locally rather than forwarded overseas, plus fault diagnosis, configuration support and spare parts. Support reaches a technician, not a ticket queue.
05 — Applications
Different premises,different exposure.
A warehouse and a jewellery floor are not the same problem and should not get the same specification. Volume, ceiling height and where the value actually sits all change the system.
- The challenge
- Retail and jewellery premises hold concentrated value behind glass that can be defeated in seconds. Smash-and-grab attacks are built around the gap between an alarm sounding and anyone arriving.
- The risk
- A monitored alarm records the event. It does not slow the attack. In the time a response takes to reach the door, display cases can be emptied and the intruders gone.
- The solution
- The fogging system fires on the same trigger as the intrusion detection. Visibility collapses, so display locations, stock and exit routes all stop being findable.
- The outcome
- Intruders cannot locate or select what they came for. The attack is interrupted at the point of entry rather than reconstructed afterwards from footage.
- The challenge
- Distribution facilities combine large open volumes, long sight lines and extended perimeters. Once inside, an intruder has space to move and time to work.
- The risk
- Stock loss is compounded by operational disruption — a breached facility can mean halted despatch, delayed fulfilment and contractual exposure well beyond the value actually taken.
- The solution
- Units mounted at height drive fog down into the occupied volume, with several configured to work together across larger halls and multi-zone floors.
- The outcome
- Movement through the space stops being possible. The intrusion is contained where it began instead of progressing across the facility.
- The challenge
- Production floors hold tooling, cable, components and raw material that are valuable, portable, and easy to move out through the same doors goods normally leave by.
- The risk
- A stripped line does not only cost the parts taken. It stops production until they are replaced, and the replacement lead time is rarely short.
- The solution
- Fogging covers the areas where value is concentrated — tool stores, component racking, finished goods staging — triggered from the plant alarm already in place.
- The outcome
- The floor becomes unnavigable while the response is still travelling, so a break-in does not turn into a shutdown.
- The challenge
- Smaller commercial premises rarely justify on-site security staff, yet hold equipment, devices and records whose loss stops the business operating.
- The risk
- For an SME the cost is rarely the replacement value alone. It is the days without systems, the compromised records and the interrupted trading that follow.
- The solution
- A compact unit sized to the room that actually holds the value, mounted out of sight and integrated with the alarm already installed rather than replacing it.
- The outcome
- Protection that intervenes rather than reports, without rebuilding the existing security infrastructure.
- The challenge
- Branches and cash-handling facilities face both after-hours intrusion and daytime robbery, where staff are present and directly exposed.
- The risk
- A daytime incident is a duty-of-care problem as much as an asset problem. The response has to protect people first, and cannot depend on a delayed external reaction.
- The solution
- Systems support both modes: a long activation to fill the area out of hours, and a short controlled activation from a discreet panic button during trading — a fog curtain between the raider and staff.
- The outcome
- A physical barrier to sight, whether the premises are occupied or empty.
- The challenge
- Critical infrastructure and restricted sites are frequently remote, unmanned and far from any response. What is at risk is continuity of service, not resale value.
- The risk
- Unauthorised access to a controlled area carries operational and regulatory consequences, not merely financial ones. A response time measured in tens of minutes is not a control.
- The solution
- Fogging removes the ability to navigate a restricted area the moment access is detected, with self-diagnostics reporting system status continuously back to the alarm panel.
- The outcome
- Access is denied in practical terms at the moment of detection, not at the moment of arrival.
- The challenge
- Facilities storing controlled or licensed goods are specifically targeted, and are usually required to demonstrate the security controls they hold.
- The risk
- Loss carries licensing and compliance consequences alongside the value of the goods themselves.
- The solution
- We specify systems whose certification and test documentation can be submitted as part of a wider security case, and the fog leaves no residue on stock or fittings.
- The outcome
- An active control that can be specified, evidenced and demonstrated to a regulator or an insurer.
- The challenge
- A home alarm announces a break-in. It does not prevent one. Intruders who expect a siren simply work faster, and households holding jewellery, watches, safes or vehicle keys are targeted because the contents are concentrated and the response is remote.
- The risk
- The exposure is not only property. Occupants may be at home, and a confrontation during a burglary is the outcome every household most wants to avoid.
- The solution
- Compact units install out of sight — above ceilings, behind walls or inside cabinetry — so protection does not alter the interior, and trigger from the alarm system already fitted.
- The outcome
- An intruder who cannot see cannot search, select or navigate. The attempt ends at the point of entry rather than continuing through the house.
Outcomes describe the intended effect of the technology. They are not performance guarantees, and they are not customer results. Coverage and unit selection are confirmed against your own premises at the site assessment.
06 — Coverage
Based in Selangor.Supplying the region.
Namalika operates from Petaling Jaya, Selangor, and supplies security fogging equipment across Southeast Asia. Our import capability is what makes that practical — units, fluid and spares clear into the region properly documented, rather than arriving as an unsupported grey import with no warranty behind them.
Assessment, installation and maintenance are delivered directly in Malaysia. Elsewhere in the region we supply, commission and support through appointed local integrators, with our technical team behind them.
Base of operations
MYMalaysia
10, Jalan PJS 11/18, Bandar Sunway, 47500 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
By appointment only
Markets supplied & supported
- Singapore
- Indonesia
- Thailand
- Vietnam
- Philippines
- Cambodia
- Laos
- Myanmar
- Brunei
Coverage denotes supply and technical support, not a local office.
- Site Assessment & Specification
- Fogging Devices & Supply
- Installation & Commissioning
- Servicing
- Maintenance Contracts
- Warranty & Technical Support
07 — Contact
Start with the site,not the catalogue.
Tell us what you need protected and we will tell you what it actually requires. Site assessments across Klang Valley; supply and technical enquiries from anywhere in Southeast Asia.
Enquiry form
Registered Office
Namalika Sdn. Bhd.10, Jalan PJS 11/18
Bandar Sunway
47500 Petaling Jaya
Selangor, Malaysia
By appointment only
Business hours
Monday – Friday
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Enquiries received outside these hours are answered on the next working day.
Company
Namalika Sdn. Bhd.
Co. Reg. 202601019803 (1681900-D)