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Most people searching this phrase want one of two different things. If you want somebody watching the gate, that is security and guarding — a separately regulated industry in Dubai, and it is not what we do. Any security function stays with your licensed security provider. If you want the 02:00 walk that nobody reliably does — electrical rooms, chillers, the yard — done the same way every night and written down, that is an inspection round, and that is ours.
The Night Inspector plan is from AED 3,500 per month: scheduled night rounds of your facility or estate with visual and thermal checks of electrical rooms, HVAC and external areas. Prices exclude 5% VAT and cover a single facility within Dubai.
They happen at the same hour and in the same corridors, which is why the search term collapses them. They answer different questions.
| Security guarding | Inspection round | |
|---|---|---|
| Question it answers | Is someone here who should not be? | Is something getting hot, leaking or drifting out of range? |
| Regulation | Separately regulated industry in Dubai; performed by a licensed security provider | Not a security function — a maintenance and condition activity |
| Output | Response, incident log | Readings on a repeatable route, with images and a timestamp |
| What failure looks like | An intruder walked in | A joint got hot for three weeks and nobody logged it |
| WOLKER | No. Stays with your provider | Yes. This is the work |
The two coexist comfortably. A guard is not going to open an electrical room and measure the temperature rise across three breakers, and an inspection robot is not going to stop anybody.
Infrared reads surface temperature. That single fact decides when the work should be done.
Every pass follows the same route. Each finding arrives with the thermal frame and the plain visible-light photograph of the same spot, and the report is fingerprinted when issued, so anyone you hand it to can confirm later that no reading was adjusted after a disagreement. Here is the report taken apart, page by page.
It is a scheduled route, not an on-call callout. How many passes a night and which zones are covered is set with you when the route is agreed — what does not change between visits is the route itself, because that is what makes one month comparable with the next.
| Night Inspector — scheduled night rounds of your facility or estate: visual and thermal checks of electrical rooms, HVAC and external areas | from AED 3,500 · per month — see the worker plans |
| Fire Watch — thermal early-warning monitoring for waste yards, warehouses and material storage: continuous temperature monitoring of critical zones plus robot verification rounds | thermal package, scoped per site on request |
| Panel Thermography — one-off thermal pre-screening of your switchboards on a repeatable route | AED 6,500 · per survey — what it covers |
| Compressed-Air Leak Audit — ultrasonic leak mapping across the ring main | AED 9,500 · fixed per visit — what it covers |
Prices in AED, exclude 5% VAT, cover a single facility within Dubai; other emirates on request. Slots are booked in order of enquiry. Full price list →
No. WOLKER does not provide security or guarding services — that is a separately regulated industry in Dubai, and it is not what we do. Any security function remains with your licensed security provider. What a night round replaces is the clipboard: the walk somebody is supposed to do at 02:00 to check that the electrical room is not overheating and the chiller is still behaving.
Scheduled night rounds of your facility or estate: visual and thermal checks of electrical rooms, HVAC plant and external areas. Every pass follows the same route, so this month's readings can be compared with last month's rather than argued about, and each finding arrives with the thermal frame and the plain photograph it came from.
The Night Inspector plan starts at AED 3,500 per month for scheduled night rounds with visual and thermal checks. Fire Watch — continuous temperature monitoring of critical zones in waste yards, warehouses and material storage, plus robot verification rounds — is a thermal package scoped per site on request. Prices exclude 5% VAT and cover a single facility within Dubai; other emirates on request.
Because darkness is a measurement condition, not a mood. Infrared reads surface temperature, and in Dubai solar loading on an outdoor surface can be larger than the fault you are looking for — a roof, a yard transformer or an external panel bakes all afternoon and stays warm for hours. After the sun is off the structure, the difference you measure is the equipment's own heat. The robot does not need light to navigate, so the awkward hour is free.
No. Thermal early-warning monitoring flags a hotspot before it becomes an event and logs it; a Civil Defence-approved fire alarm system does what it is certified to do. One is an earlier signal, the other is the mandated one, and neither substitutes for the other.
It is a scheduled route rather than an on-call callout, and the frequency is set with you when the route is agreed — how many passes a night and which zones are covered depends on what is on the site. What does not change between visits is the route itself; that is the whole point of comparing one month with the next.