Every customer needs something different. Here’s what a few of them needed, and how we set up their cameras to match.
Client names are withheld for privacy.
Halls, churches and centres that a lot of people rely on.
What they neededClear footage after dark
Community halls host evening events and sit empty overnight, so the cameras had to see clearly in the dark. We replaced the old system with full-colour night-vision cameras that staff can check from their phones.
What they neededControl who comes in
With members and volunteers coming and going, the centre needed to control who gets in without handing out keys. Key fobs can be added or cancelled at any time, and colour night-vision cameras watch the building day and night.
What they neededFewer false alarms
Leagues have a lot of space to watch and only volunteers to watch it. Tracking floodlight cameras follow people as they move, a fisheye covers a wide area, and the AI recorder ignores things like animals and shadows, so alerts actually mean something.
What they neededOne view of both buildings
Churches often grow into more than one building. We added new cameras, including a 360° fisheye, linked both buildings wirelessly so no new cable had to run between them, and set up one central viewing room plus phone access for the church team.
Tell us about your building and who uses it. We’ll send back a clear, itemized quote.
Shops, salons, offices and trades.
What they neededGrow the system with the store
A large store doesn’t have to do everything at once. We started outside and worked through the store in phases as it was ready, adding wide-angle, zoom and 360° fisheye cameras, then brought every camera together in one place.
What they neededKeep every camera online
A busy store can’t afford cameras going dark. We replaced the old system, reused existing camera lines where we could, and keep it running by fixing network issues and repairing recorders when they fail.
What they neededID checks and a clear record
Liquor stores have to check ID and need a clear record if something goes wrong. We paired an ID-scanning system with cameras that record audio and video around the clock, plus intercoms for staff.
What they neededSee the whole room
A small salon needs to see everything without a lot of cameras. One 360° fisheye covers the room, a wide-angle dome adds detail, and an AI recorder cuts down on false alerts.
What they neededClear video on a franchise budget
Fast-food franchises run on tight margins and quick service, so the system had to be simple and affordable. A compact set of dome cameras on an 8-channel NVR covered a busy food-court location and left room to add cameras later.
What they neededNo wiring, no monthly fees
Not every site needs a full system. One solar-powered pan-and-tilt camera with zoom watches the area with no new wiring and no monthly fees.
What they neededSee the crane’s blind spots
Crane operators can’t see everything below and around them. We set up a pan-tilt-zoom camera the operator controls directly, so they can look at what’s below and check the blind spots around the crane, then tuned it so the live view keeps up.
Tell us what you need to keep an eye on. We’ll send back a clear, itemized quote.
New builds and family homes.
What they neededProtection from day one
New homes are easy targets before anyone moves in. Colour night-vision cameras keep footage clear after dark, and AI detection focuses alerts on people and vehicles.
What they neededNo cables through the house
Running cable through a finished home means opening walls. A solar-powered Wi-Fi camera went up without any new wiring, and the homeowner can pan, tilt and talk through it from a phone.
Cameras are easiest to plan before the walls are finished. Send us your plans and we’ll send back an itemized quote.
Tell us what you need covered. You’ll get a clear, itemized quote.
