Cameras matched to each location
Fixed, network, and PTZ for every site type.
From dedicated analog runs to PoE network cameras and pan-tilt-zoom units for wide areas — products selected for the locations and conditions they will cover.
Cameras and supporting gear
Conventional CCTV, network cameras, PTZ units, and the recorders and accessories that complete the system.
CCTV Cameras
Bullet, dome, and turret styles. HD analog, infrared night vision, indoor and weatherproof outdoor models.
Network Cameras
IP cameras over your LAN, PoE-powered, higher resolution, remote viewing, indoor, outdoor, and vandal-resistant.
PTZ Cameras
Pan-tilt-zoom cameras for wide-area coverage with optical zoom for detail at a distance.
Supporting Products
DVRs for analog cameras, NVRs for network cameras, storage drives, mounts, junction boxes, and power supplies.
Why the right camera matters.
Visible deterrence, night coverage, network flexibility, and scalable design so coverage grows with the site.
of a well-chosen camera system
Visible deterrent
A clear record of events and a visible deterrent across the site.
Night vision
Round-the-clock coverage with infrared night vision models.
Network flexibility
Network cameras share existing cabling and support remote access.
Wide-area coverage
PTZ cameras cover large areas with fewer units.
Scalable
Coverage can grow as needs expand.
Where these cameras are used.
- 01Entrances, corridors, parking, and loading areas
- 02Shops, offices, schools, and clinics
- 03Estates and industrial compounds
- 04Wide outdoor areas covered by PTZ
Match cameras to network and site.
Network cameras
Connect through a PoE switch with Cat6 cabling to an NVR.
Analog CCTV
Connects by coaxial or similar cable to a DVR.
Storage
Recording capacity depends on number of cameras, resolution, and retention period.
Power
A UPS keeps cameras and recorders running through outages.
Weather
Outdoor locations need weatherproof housings.
Other systems
Camera coverage pairs with gates, doors, and access control.
Four decisions that get coverage right.
Coverage first
Decide what needs to be seen, then pick cameras for it.
Lighting and distance
Match lens, resolution, and night vision to conditions.
Network or analog
Network cameras suit new installs on structured cabling.
Storage
Size drives for the retention you need.
Common questions
What is the difference between CCTV and IP cameras?
Conventional CCTV uses dedicated cabling, while IP cameras send video over a network, often powered by the same cable.
When do I need a PTZ camera?
When you need to cover a large area or zoom in on details, often at sites where one fixed camera cannot do the job.
How much storage do I need?
It depends on camera count, resolution, and how many days you want to keep footage.