Cameras, alarms and access control
IP cameras, intrusion alarms and access control for homes and businesses. One property, from the first walk round to the handover.
Site survey
An engineer walks the property with you and marks every way in: the gate, the doors, the shop front, the back wall.
Camera layout
Each camera is placed on the drawing for what it must see: a face at the door, the whole driveway, the length of a wall. The views overlap, with no gaps between them.
Cabling
Each camera gets its own network cable, run in conduit back to one cabinet. The same cable carries the power and the picture.
Perimeter cameras
Cameras on the corners look along the walls and down the driveway. Each one is mounted out of reach and aimed away from the street lights.
Shop: intrusion alarm
Motion detectors cover the floor, a contact sits under the shutter and a keypad by the door sets it all. If someone gets in, the siren sounds and you are alerted on your phone.
Lobby: access control
Residents open the lobby door with a card or a fingerprint. Every entry is logged, and a lost card is cancelled in a minute.
Night vision and analytics
Infrared keeps the picture sharp in the dark. Analytics rules on the back wall and the driveway send an alert for a person and ignore cats and passing cars.
Power cuts
A UPS in the cabinet keeps the recorder, the cameras and the alarm running through outages. You can watch live and play back recordings from your phone.
Testing and handover
We check every camera view with you, test the alarm, change every default password and show you the app. You keep the drawings and the camera list, and we come back for scheduled service.
What is installed
Eight components, from the driveway to the lobby door.
The components
Around the building. Select one to see it in the scene.
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Built for outdoors, with a long reach and infrared for the night. It is mounted at about three metres, on a junction box that keeps the connection dry.
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Compact and hard to knock out of line. Under the canopy it sees everyone who comes to the door, face on.
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All in one locked cabinet in the back office. The PoE switch powers the cameras, the recorder keeps the footage on its hard disks, and the UPS rides through power cuts.
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Mounted high in a corner, looking across the room and away from the windows, so sunlight and heaters do not set it off.
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A heavy-duty magnetic contact set in the floor under the shutter. Lift the shutter while the alarm is set and it triggers at once.
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Inside, next to the door, with a short delay to enter your code. The control panel itself stays out of sight in the back office.
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High on the front, out of reach, with a flashing light and its own battery. It keeps sounding even if its cable is cut.
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A card and fingerprint reader outside, a magnetic lock on the frame and an exit button inside. The lock releases if the power fails, so no one is ever shut in.
Cameras, alarms and access on one system
Cameras on their own only tell you what happened after the fact. We build systems where the cameras, the intrusion sensors, and the door access all report to one platform, so you see the whole picture and can act on it quickly.
We design around the risks you actually face: keeping people off the grounds of a villa, cutting theft in a shop, or covering several buildings at once with video analytics and instant alerts.
- IP cameras (HD, Full HD, 4K)
- PTZ and panoramic cameras
- NVR and DVR recorders
- Addressable intrusion alarms
- PIR, microwave and dual-tech motion sensors
- Card, biometric and mobile access control
- Remote viewing on your phone
- Video analytics (person and vehicle detection)
Sites we secure
From private homes to large commercial sites. Each system is sized to the site.
- Villas and homes
- Shops and showrooms
- Office towers
- Schools and universities
- Banks
- Industrial sites
Frequently Asked Questions
Camera coverage, storage, remote viewing and what happens when the power cuts.
We install IP network cameras: fixed domes, PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom), bullet cameras, panoramic fisheye, and covert cameras. HD, Full HD, and 4K are all available, and we pick the resolution to suit the area you need covered, the lighting, and your budget.
Yes. Every system we install comes with remote access through a phone app on iOS and Android. You can watch the live feed, go back through recordings, get a push notification when something moves, and change the settings from anywhere with an internet connection.
An addressable system gives every sensor and device its own electronic address. On an older zoned system an alarm only tells you roughly where the problem is; an addressable panel names the exact detector that went off. That means fewer false alarms, a faster response, and much quicker fault-finding.
Yes. We install both standalone and fully networked access control, working with smart cards, PIN codes, fingerprint and facial readers, and phone credentials over NFC or Bluetooth. We tie it into your cameras and intrusion system so everything is managed in one place.
Yes. We design every camera system around Lebanese power. The cameras, the recorder, and the network switch sit on a UPS or battery, so recording continues through EDL cuts and through the gap before the generator starts. On sites with solar or generator backup we tie the system in so the cameras never go dark.
Yes. All our cameras have infrared night vision, and for the areas that matter most we fit low-light colour or starlight cameras that still give a clear picture in near darkness. We match the camera to the lighting in each spot so the footage is actually usable.
That depends on how many cameras you have, what resolution they record at, and how far back you want to go. We size the recorder and hard drives to the retention you ask for, usually somewhere between 7 and 30 days, and we can add cloud or off-site backup so the footage survives even if the recorder is stolen or damaged.
Request a site survey
An engineer surveys the site, designs the system and sends you a quotation, with no obligation.
Illustration. Camera models, positions and quantities are set after a site survey. Recording time depends on the number of cameras and the disks fitted, and backup time on the UPS chosen.