Identification or overview?
An entrance view and a broad shop-floor view need different framing. Decide what should be recognizable at each location.
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Camera quantity alone does not define useful coverage. Entry angles, lighting, recording detail and playback access decide whether the system answers the questions that matter.
Frame the face approach and assess backlight from outside.
Illustration at a constant 4 Mbps per camera, continuous recording and decimal TB. Actual needs change with codec, frame rate, activity, audio, settings and recorder overhead.
An entrance view and a broad shop-floor view need different framing. Decide what should be recognizable at each location.
Review glare, headlights, windows and low light. A daytime preview does not establish night performance.
Plan retention, storage, account permissions and a practical way to search and export footage.
A concept security layout for a neighborhood electronics shop.
Six camera positions, a protected recorder, entrance coverage and manager-only remote viewing.
A practical way to review deliveries, monitor the counter and locate footage by time and camera.
A proposed camera plan for arrivals, the loading area and goods being received.
With compatible equipment and a suitable connection, remote access can be configured for authorized users. The network and account setup are reviewed with the recording system.
No. Detection features can help filter events but depend on the camera, scene and configuration. We scope the events and check them in the actual environment.