Most problems with poor systems start before a single camera goes up. For example, a camera points at a gate from too far away, so it shows a car but never a number plate. Our process avoids that.
- Site survey. We walk the site with you, note the entrances, blind spots, lighting and power points, and agree what each camera must show.
- Camera plan. You receive a simple plan with camera positions, the view each one covers, the lens type and the recording time we expect.
- Cabling and mounting. Our team runs network cable in conduit or trunking, fixes cameras at the right height and seals outdoor joints against rain and dust.
- Recorder setup. Next, we install the NVR, fit the hard drives, set recording schedules and motion rules, and sync the clock so footage stands up as evidence.
- Remote viewing. After that, we connect the system to your network and set up the mobile app with separate logins for owners and guards.
- Handover. Finally, we test every camera by day and night, show your team how to find and export footage, and leave a written record of the setup.
A small shop is often ready in one day. A large compound may take a week or more, mainly because of cable runs and access.
