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  Find useful information on how we determine a client's needs and the how the installation process and site survey work.

CCTV Site Survey

Environment

Is the environment metro, rural, residential, urban, suburban, marine, industrial etc...?

Are you close to the sea or any other natural or unnatural environment or conditions that require special equipment?

Is there an existing infrastructure to support cable installations or does it have to be created?

Cameras Amount of cameras to be mounted now and possibly into the future?

Where will the cameras be mounted, for example hallways, parking lots, perimeter?

Are any extreme light conditions present, for example door entrance areas or backlight from a large window etc...?

Are both day and night recording and viewing a requirement?

Are lights present, and if so, do they use neon gas, halogen, etc?

Will cameras be color or monochrome?

What are the angles of view required per camera?

Will camera housings need to be temperature controlled, vandal proof, or what type of material will it be made from?

Will cameras be indoor or outdoor?

Will cameras be wired or wireless?

For wireless cameras, consider the following:

Line of sight
Maximum distance from point to point.
Cell towers, wireless networks, OR power lines present?
Are there other structures that could obstruct a signal?
How many PTZ cameras will be present on the site?
Will it be wired or wireless?
What is the data protocol to be used?
What is the manufacturer's protocol to be used?
What control device will be used for the PTZ?

Power source

Is electrical power available?

If so, what type of power, i.e., 110, 220, 24VOLT or 12VDC?

Are any of the following available or required?

Surge suppression.

Voltage regulator.

Lightning suppressor.

Cable

What is the maximum cable run distance?

Will we use conventional RG-type cable or perhaps CAT5 data type?

Should additional shielded cable be used for some runs?

Base equipment

Will a DVR, NVR or hybrid recording system be used?

How long does the user want footage to be kept on the recording system?

Does a need exist for archiving of footage for future retrieval?

Will any form of matrix be used?

Is there a need for special video transmission equipment?

Is there a need for multiplexers?

Will users require remote logon capability?

Will any form of text overlay be required?

The trick is then to match the client requirement to the client budget and ensure when commissioning of the system is complete that a transfer of knowledge in the form of physical training on the system is performed. This ensures that the hidden overhead associated with callbacks due to not getting the proper training is reduced.

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