AKI KB, a leading urban storage company in Chile, values the peace of mind of its customers above all. As AKI KB puts it: “At AKI KB, we understand that our clients’ peace of mind is the cornerstone of our relationship. Protecting what matters most to you is a responsibility we take very seriously — and that’s why our commitment to security goes far beyond words. We are proud to announce our latest investment in upgrading our video surveillance systems with cameras from Uniview (UNV). This upgrade is not just an equipment replacement, but a qualitative leap in how we protect your spaces, thanks to the integration of Owlview and AcuSearch.”

For a business built on safety, reliability, and customer trust, ensuring the security of its storage facilities was critical. AKI KB needed a surveillance system that was not only dependable but also scalable to support its long-term growth strategy.

The Solution

Since 2019, AKI KB has standardized on Uniview (UNV) solutions across all its branches. The deployments include: EASY Series IP Cameras, PRIME Series NVRs, Decoders.

In total, more than 1,000 devices have been installed, providing reliable coverage across 24 facilities.

Proven Reliability: Over four years of operation, not a single Uniview device has failed, underscoring the brand’s quality and durability.

Seamless Expansion: With Uniview’s scalable architecture, AKI KB can easily extend its security system as new branches open.

Enhanced Security & Service: The high-performance IPCs and NVRs ensure 24/7 monitoring, supporting AKI KB’s commitment to safe, customer-friendly self-storage solutions.

As part of its 2025 expansion plan, AKI KB recently inaugurated a flagship branch at Tarapacá 1028, downtown Santiago. Covering more than 6,000 m², this modern facility offers mini-storage units ranging from 1.5 m² to 50 m², coworking spaces, Wi-Fi access, and round-the-clock availability. With Uniview as its trusted technology partner, AKI KB continues to expand confidently, ensuring security and peace of mind for customers across Chile.