CCTV surveillance, video intercom, and biometric access control systems that give you eyes on every entrance and control over who gets through it.
Camera and lock installation gets treated as a one-off purchase more often than it should — a camera mounted where it seemed convenient, a lock installed without anyone checking whether it integrates with anything else. We design surveillance and access control as a system: coverage planned against actual entry points and blind spots, footage retention sized against real requirements, and access hardware that runs cleanly over the network infrastructure already in place.
Engagements range from a single-site camera and biometric lock installation for a branch office, to a multi-camera, multi-entrance system for a school, clinic, or corporate facility with remote monitoring across every location from one app.
Visible, well-placed cameras and reliably recorded footage protect the business and stand up when evidence is needed.
View live and recorded footage from anywhere, across every site, from a single app.
Biometric and facial recognition locks replace keys that get copied, lost, or never returned.
Video intercom lets staff see and confirm a visitor before ever opening the door.
Documented coverage and access logs matter when an incident needs to be reviewed after the fact.
Cameras and access hardware ride on the same structured cabling already deployed, not a separate parallel system.
PTZ, dome, and fixed cameras placed against an actual coverage plan.
Recording infrastructure sized against retention requirements, not guessed at.
Live and recorded footage accessible from a phone, across every site.
Fingerprint and facial recognition access control for sensitive entrances.
Standard access control for lower-sensitivity entrances and shared spaces.
Indoor monitor and outdoor station pairing for visitor verification before entry.
Entry events logged and reviewable, not just controlled in the moment.
Structured cabling and Power-over-Ethernet infrastructure for every camera.
Assess entry points, blind spots, and existing network capacity.
Plan camera placement, access zones, and retention requirements.
Install cameras, NVR, access hardware, and cabling.
Harden device credentials and segment camera/access traffic on the network.
Monitor camera and access system uptime under agreed SLAs.
Review footage retention, coverage gaps, and access logs periodically.
Talk to an engineer about a coverage and access control plan for your site.
