CCTV Installation in Gelioya

Usually, yes. Storerooms are where stock losses tend to go unnoticed, and a camera covering the door and shelves shows who went in and when. A small indoor camera is enough for most storerooms, provided there is enough light or infrared to make out boxes and labels. Recording it on the same unit as the entrance and counter cameras gives a complete picture of goods moving through the shop.

For isolated properties it often is, because there may be nobody close by to notice an intruder. Cameras at the gate, driveway and main doors, plus any outbuilding holding tools or fuel, give the most value. Where mobile data is the only internet option, footage stays on the local recorder and only compact alerts are sent, so remote checking still works without eating through a data allowance.

For a typical home in Kandy, 4 to 8 cameras usually provide adequate coverage. The exact number depends on your property layout, the number of entry points, and the areas you want to monitor. We recommend a free site survey to determine the ideal setup.

Yes, all the systems we install come with free mobile apps that let you view live footage, play back recordings, and receive motion detection alerts on your smartphone from anywhere with an internet connection.

Storage duration depends on the number of cameras, resolution, and hard drive size. Typically, a 4-camera 2MP system with a 2TB hard drive stores around 15 days of continuous recording. We can design systems for up to 90 days or more based on your requirements.

Yes, all cameras we install feature infrared (IR) night vision that provides clear black-and-white footage in complete darkness. Premium models offer colour night vision using built-in LED spotlights. IR range varies from 20 to 80 metres depending on the camera model.

A residential installation with 4 to 8 cameras typically takes one day. Commercial projects with 16 to 32 cameras usually take 2 to 3 days. Larger projects are scheduled in phases to minimise disruption to your operations.