
Indoor dome camera
For ceilings, corridors, and sales floors. The angle is checked on site so it does not face a neighbour or a washroom.
- Corridors and shops
- Clearer when the light is moderate
- The count is set after we walk the site
PRODUCTS
Types we use on jobs, not a shop with fixed prices. Model and quantity are set after the visit and written in the quote.

For ceilings, corridors, and sales floors. The angle is checked on site so it does not face a neighbour or a washroom.

For the gate, wall corners, and parking. Night range and the cable route are checked before any bracket is fixed.

Keeps camera footage on site. Retention depends on camera count, image quality, and disk size, and it is written in the quote.

Opens by fingerprint, code, or card, with a fallback if the battery fails. It is not fitted before door thickness and the current lock are checked.

An outdoor unit so you see and speak to the visitor. It is placed at the gate or block door where the face is clear.

Near the inner door or a sitting room close to it. In an apartment we check whether it is for the unit or tied to the block entrance.

A card or code for a staff door or store. It suits a shop or facility more than a single home door.

A door or motion sensor with a siren. The alert reaches the owner’s phone. We do not claim a staffed control room.

Spreads coverage across villa floors or a shop. One point by the door is often not enough on a wide site, and the visit shows that.

Router, recorder, and cable ends in one readable place, with labels so later maintenance is shorter.
Nothing in this group.