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Surveillance

Surveillance Solutions

CCTV, video door phones and integrated security.

Good CCTV is designed from incident backwards: what must be identifiable, from which angle, in which light, and how quickly footage can be found when something happens.

Surveillance Solutions

What's included

  • IP & analog CCTV (2MP - 8MP)
  • NVR / DVR with remote viewing
  • Video door phones (audio + video)
  • Intrusion alarms & sensors
  • Centralised monitoring dashboards

Ideal for

  • Apartments & gated communities
  • Factories
  • Retail
  • Offices & warehouses

Brand partners

HikvisionDahuaCP PlusAxisBoschHoneywell

Buying clarity

Questions worth answering before a quotation.

Do you need face identification, vehicle plates, activity overview or all three?

How many days of recording retention are required?

Who will monitor live footage and who can export recordings?

Which areas need low-light, vandal-proof or weather-rated cameras?

Site survey

What we check before design starts.

A good survey keeps the final BOQ grounded in your actual site instead of a generic product list.

  • Entry, exit, cash, perimeter and blind-spot mapping
  • Lighting conditions during day and night
  • NVR location, storage need and network capacity
  • Remote viewing and access permission requirements

Delivery method

How the work moves from brief to handover.

Step 1

Site survey

We map existing infrastructure, user flow, risk points, cable paths and future expansion needs before recommending hardware.

Step 2

Design and BOQ

You receive a practical design, itemised BOQ and clear scope boundaries so purchase and execution decisions are easier.

Step 3

Installation and testing

Our team installs, labels, tests and tunes the system on site, then resolves snags before handover.

Step 4

Training and support

We train your team on daily use, escalation and basic checks, then support the system through AMC or call-based service.

Technical depth

Where our surveillance work becomes visibly different.

These are the practical engineering layers that make the final installation serviceable, secure and easier to operate.

Coverage design from incident goals

We define what the camera must prove before deciding camera count. Entry, counter, perimeter and parking views need different lenses, mounting heights and recording priorities.

  • Face, vehicle and activity-view mapping
  • DORI-style thinking for detection, recognition and identification
  • Camera angle, height, backlight and blind-spot correction
  • Coverage plan for gates, counters, corridors, parking and stock areas

Recorder, storage and remote viewing

A CCTV system must retain usable footage and make it easy to retrieve. We size NVR/DVR channels, storage days, codec behaviour and user access before handover.

  • NVR/DVR channel planning and HDD retention estimate
  • Continuous/motion recording strategy by risk area
  • Mobile viewing with controlled users and strong credentials
  • Playback, export and incident-search demonstration

Video door phones and entry monitoring

Where visitor verification is required, CCTV and VDP planning should work together so residents, reception or security teams know who is requesting entry.

  • VDP outdoor station and monitor placement
  • Gate/door release planning with manual fallback
  • Mobile-app calling feasibility where required
  • Reception/security-desk workflow for visitor verification

Case-study direction

Proof points clients can relate to.

Factory surveillance with perimeter and production coverage

Camera placement planned from gate activity, production-floor visibility, night lighting and central recording needs.

Better incident review, clearer responsibility and fewer blind spots across critical zones.

Apartment visitor monitoring with VDP workflow

Gate video door phone and entry monitoring planned for resident convenience, security-desk workflow and lock-release fallback.

Residents verify visitors before entry while security retains a practical manual process.

Retail CCTV upgrade with retention planning

Existing camera layout reviewed for counter visibility, stock movement, storage days and secure owner mobile access.

Footage becomes easier to find and more useful when incidents are discovered late.

View case studies

Handover

What you receive after commissioning.

  • Camera location schedule
  • Recording retention estimate
  • Admin/user access list
  • Remote viewing setup notes

AMC support

How we keep the system healthy.

  • Camera cleaning and angle checks
  • Recording health verification
  • Password and user access review
  • NVR/DVR storage and power health checks

Avoidable mistakes

Where projects usually go wrong.

  • Choosing camera count without defining coverage purpose
  • Under-sizing recording storage
  • Mounting cameras too high for identification