Kazakhstan Security Systems 2026 (KSS 2026)

A key security exhibition in Kazakhstan and Central Asia. From May 13 to 15, Kazakhstan Security Systems 2026 is taking place at the EXPO IEC. At stand C5, PERGAM-KAZAKHSTAN is showcasing thermal imagers, laser methane detectors, acoustic cameras, and inspection drones. The 12th international exhibition, Kazakhstan Security Systems, opened in Astana today—the industry's premier event in Kazakhstan and Central Asia. More than 100 companies from over 30 countries, 4,000 specialists, and 500 pieces of equipment across nine thematic sections attended. Four conferences are also running: Industrial Security, DroneTech, Smart Fire Safety, and the open-air Stage. PERGAM-KAZAKHSTAN welcomes guests to stand C5 . We'll be showcasing equipment for industrial safety, gas leak detection, fire protection, and unmanned inspections. What we've got on display: Thermal Imagers Guide The Guide H6 is a workhorse for power engineers and heating specialists: it's ideal for electrical equipment diagnostics, building thermal audits, and hidden defect detection. The Guide PT870 is a flagship model with a 1280×1024 detector resolution for predictive maintenance and advanced diagnostics. The Guide PR410 is a fire-fighting thermal imager for working in smoke. Laser methane detectors The LM-100 locates leaks from up to 100 meters away – the operator directs the beam to the pipeline and immediately detects gas concentrations, without contact or a probe. The explosion-proof LMS mini automatically monitors the facility's perimeter 24/7. The SELMA Dome is mounted on the roof of a vehicle and scans gas distribution networks from the road – up to 150 kilometers per shift. Acoustic chambers The Distran Ultra Pro is a Swiss-made ultrasound camera with 124 microphones. It detects compressed gas leaks and partial electrical discharges by sound, without touching the equipment. The CRYSOUND CRY8125, housed in an explosion-proof enclosure (ATEX/IECEx, TÜV certified), is equipped with 200 microphones – for petrochemical and gas facilities with explosion risks. IQ FireWatch – early fire detection The stationary optical system, developed in collaboration with DLR (German Aerospace Agency), detects smoke from up to 64 kilometers away. A representative from IQ Technologies, Germany , is on hand at the booth —you can ask the engineer directly, without translators or presentations. Drones The Elios 3 is a Swiss-made Flyability drone for confined spaces, such as tanks, chimneys, mines, and boilers. Equipped with LiDAR, it creates a 3D map of the facility in real time. The GDU S400 is an industrial quadcopter for outdoor inspections: it has a payload of up to 3 kg, a flight time of up to 58 minutes, and a range of 15 kilometers.