Sound familiar?

Most camera problems are really network problems.

  • Cameras drop offline, or footage stutters and freezes.
  • Cameras at the gate, barn or far end of the lot need long, expensive cable runs.
  • Camera traffic slows down the rest of your network.
  • There's no easy way to check the system remotely.
  • Several sites to watch, each set up differently.

What we deliver

Whether you already have IP cameras or are planning new ones, we design and install the network that carries them.

Power and data over one cable, farther

Cameras get power and data over a single cable, and extended-reach equipment lets us place them farther from the building without extra hardware in between.

  • One cable per camera for power and video
  • Longer runs with fewer intermediate devices
  • Weather-rated outdoor installation

Fewer cables, lower installation cost, more flexible placement.

Wireless links to far buildings and poles

Where trenching or long cable runs aren't practical, we connect remote cameras with point-to-point wireless links.

  • Links to barns, gates, sheds and light poles
  • Aligned on site for a stable connection
  • Planned to avoid interference

Clear video from cameras that were too far to reach.

Cameras on their own network

Camera traffic is kept on its own segment, so video doesn't slow down your office or home network, and cameras aren't exposed to other devices.

  • Separate network for cameras and recorder
  • No slowdown for other users
  • Reduced exposure to security risks

Better performance and better security.

Remote visibility and support

The network behind your cameras can be monitored remotely, so we can spot offline devices and fix many issues without a site visit.

  • Alerts when a device goes offline
  • Remote troubleshooting
  • Easy to expand to more cameras or sites

Less downtime, faster fixes.

How your project runs

We work with your existing cameras and recorder, or plan the network alongside a new camera installation.

  1. Site walk

    We map where cameras are or will be, measure distances, and check power and mounting options.

  2. Network design

    A plan for cabling, wireless links and switches, with a clear quote.

  3. Installation

    Cabling, outdoor mounting, wireless link alignment and switch setup.

  4. Verification

    We confirm every camera streams reliably and hand over documentation.

What you get

Reliable footage

Cameras that stay online and record clearly.

Lower cabling cost

Longer reach and wireless links where cable doesn't make sense.

Protected network

Cameras kept apart from everything else.

Remote peace of mind

Monitoring and remote fixes.

Room to grow

Add cameras or sites without redesigning.

A typical layout

Examples of how cameras across a site connect back to the recorder, using cable and wireless links.

Site with camera and wireless link placement
Camera network layout

Keep every camera online

Book a site walk and get a network plan for your cameras.

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