CCTV Installation in Nawalapitiya

Yes. Where the buildings are within copper range, network cable in protective conduit carries the feed; beyond that, fibre or a line-of-sight wireless bridge joins them so every camera records to a single NVR. On hill-country land the slope between buildings matters as much as the distance, because a bridge needs a clear view between both mounting points, which we confirm on site before recommending either option.

The recorder and PoE switch can run from a UPS sized to ride through short interruptions, so cameras keep recording without a gap. For longer outages, the recorder is configured to restart cleanly and resume on its own once supply returns. Hard drive health is also checked when the system is serviced, so a failing disk is caught before you actually need the footage.

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.