CCTV Installation in Wattegama

Yes. A single recorder can take cameras from the shop and the home, which saves on equipment and gives one place to review footage. Viewing permissions can be split, so staff see only the shop cameras while the family keeps access to the house and yard views. The cable route between the two buildings is planned so it stays protected and out of the way.

Yes. Modern cameras can send a phone notification when someone crosses a set line or enters a marked zone, such as a gate or yard. Zones are drawn to ignore swaying trees, roads and animals as far as possible, which reduces false alarms. Some models add a floodlight or siren that triggers on detection, which can deter an intruder before anyone reaches the house.

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.