CCTV Installation Services

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About CCTV Installation Services

1. Planning is the Most Important Step (Site Survey)

Make a complete map of the area. Mark all entry/exit points (main gate, doors, garage, driveway), blind spots, and high-value areas.
Decide how many cameras you need and where to place them. Focus on choke points for maximum coverage with fewer cameras.
Prefer PoE (Power over Ethernet) cameras - one cable handles both power and data, making wiring much easier and cleaner.

2. Correct Height and Angle of Cameras

Height: Install cameras 8-10 feet (approx. 2.4-3 meters) above the ground. This gives a clear view of faces and prevents easy tampering.
Angle: Tilt the camera 15^o to 45^o downward. Too high and you only see the top of heads; too low and faces may not be visible clearly.
Never point cameras directly toward the sun - it causes glare and washed-out footage.

3. Best Placement Locations

Front door, back door, and side entrances
Garage and driveway
Main gate and compound walls
In shops/offices: Counter area, store room, and exit points
Try to cover maximum area with each camera while keeping some overlap so no spot is missed.

4. Lighting and Night Vision

Install cameras in areas with good lighting. Infrared (IR) lights work in darkness, but avoid reflection (IR light should not bounce back from walls or objects into the lens).
Always choose waterproof cameras (IP65 or higher) for outdoor use.

5. Wiring and Power Supply

PoE cameras are the best choice for clean and simple installation.
Avoid sharp bends in cables. Keep them at least 12 inches away from high-voltage wires to prevent interference.
Use a stable power supply and add a UPS backup so recording continues during power cuts.
Protect outdoor wiring with conduit pipes or PVC channels.

6. Software and Settings

Update the firmware of NVR/DVR before installation.
Set proper recording schedule: Motion detection + continuous recording.
Use strong, unique passwords - never leave default passwords.
Set up remote viewing using secure cloud services or proper port forwarding.

7. Common Mistakes to Avoid

Installing cameras too high or too low
Blocking or reflecting IR lights
Using indoor cameras outdoors
Insufficient storage space (check HDD capacity properly)
Pointing cameras toward neighbors' property (privacy issues)
Skipping testing - always check footage quality in day and night after installation.

8. Pro Tips (2026 Updates)

Follow DORI standards: Placement should support Detection --> Observation --> Recognition --> Identification.
For wired systems, hire a professional installer if you are not experienced - small mistakes can become costly later.
Regular maintenance: Clean dust regularly, keep firmware updated, and check HDD health monthly

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