Contact the workshop
Tell us about the system you need designed, folded and fitted. Syhan Group Co., Limited takes enquiries from industrial, commercial and institutional clients for every one of our six service packages, and we are happy to start the conversation with a question rather than a purchase order. Whether you need a full integration plan, a single control panel, a cabling route, a telemetry layer, a maintenance contract or a clean set of technical drawings, the first step is the same: describe the site and the problem, and we will tell you how we would fold a solution around it. The developer name behind this website is Syhan Group.
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Workshop address
Syhan Group Co., Limited
Rm FTY-A(98) 1/F Union Hing Yip Fty Bldg
20 Hing Yip St
Kwun Tong
Hong Kong (HK)
Business hours
- Monday to Friday09:00 to 18:00
- Saturday10:00 to 14:00
- Sunday and public holidaysClosed
- Maintenance contract clientsResponse as contracted
Before you write to us
Our team replies to enquiries during business hours from the Kwun Tong workshop. A short description of the premises, the system you need and the outcome you want is enough for us to advise on which of our six packages fits best. If you already hold a floor plan, a drawing set or a fault record, please mention it, because that material helps us judge whether a site survey is the correct next step.
For urgent faults on an existing installation that is already under a maintenance contract with Syhan Group Co., Limited, please phone +16188502627 rather than using the form, so that the matter reaches the duty engineer without delay.
Questions clients ask first
Yes. Many clients start with Systems Integration Consultancy alone and then decide later whether to proceed to panel assembly, cabling, telemetry or a maintenance contract. Each package has its own deliverables and can stand on its own.
Our bench is in Kwun Tong and we work across Hong Kong and the wider region. Panels are built and tested in the workshop, then delivered to site, which keeps quality control close while allowing us to serve distant premises.
A floor plan or process description helps, as does any existing drawing set and a note of what the system must achieve. If none of that exists yet, a short description of the problem is enough for us to propose a survey.