POLARIS AUTOMATION SYSTEMS is a growing company established in Beirut, Lebanon. It enjoys a good reputation in the fields of supply, installation and after sales services of security, fire safety and low current systems.

The success of POLARIS AUTOMATION SYSTEMS is due to its highly qualified engineers and technicians. The company’s expertise in its work domain combined with a unique professional approach has made it one of the most competitive companies in Lebanon. The range of its fields of operations is constantly being expanded and a large proportion of the company’s yearly resources is reinvested in this expansion.

Consistently, high level of customer service combined with the impeccable standards of workmanship and product quality have kept POLARIS AUTOMATION SYSTEMS at the forefront of the security and automation sectors in Lebanon. In order to guarantee a professional work for our customers, we have created special ties with European, North American, and Japanese suppliers known to be the best in their business. A special relationship was established with the following companies:

SAMSUNG CCTV: It covers the whole spectrum of security systems such as CCTV, IP solution acquisitions and mergers. With its Facility Commander Security Operation System working under an open platform, it is destined to become the "Microsoft" of security for the next decade.

Transtector – USA: Often copied but never equaled, this Idaho based company has catapulted the science of surge protection 10 years ahead of its peers and rivals with its Silicon Avalanche Suppression Diodes (SASD) that were developed to cater for NASA's needs but soon gained world fame by its superior technology.

Ziton – UK: A subsidiary of Edwards-USA. It has a complete line of conventional and analogue addressable fire alarm systems. EN54 and UL listed.

Tormax – Switzerland: A pioneer in the filed of gate automation and development of interfacing with BMS systems based on LonWorks protocol.

J.Propster – Germany: Is world renown for its inventions and patents of the "Niro" clip system that has reduced the installation time of Faraday cage systems by half.