Tips for Your Next Security Consultation

· By admin · Employee Theft & Workplace Monitoring, Recording, Storage & Remote Viewing

Updated March 8, 2019

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Deciding to install a video security system in your workplace is a big step for any business. A solid security consultation can help answer any questions you might have and give you a better idea of the solutions needed to address your security concerns. Before you request a site visit from a security consultant, you need to take some time to think about your security needs and to get a better grasp of the scope and budget for your camera installation project. Read on for our tips on preparing for your next security camera consultation.

Know your budget

Every project should start with a budget. Our sales and security experts work hand-in-hand with you to recommend the right equipment to accomplish the goals of your project while also staying on budget. With our free site visit and consultation, our security professionals can help you develop the solutions that best fit your business’ needs. More than just a sales call, our experts review your entire site and provide a 100 percent accurate quote for your security camera needs.

Site plan

Site Plans

Make sure to have a copy of your site plan ready when your security consultant arrives. Your site plan should include locations of interior walls, significant machinery or equipment, and elements that might obscure the line of sight of security cameras.

Where and what you’re watching for

On your site plan, be sure to indicate any particular areas that you want to watch. You should also make a list of any particular security concerns you want your cameras to address so that your security consultant can have a full picture of your camera needs.

Not sure where to place your cameras? Working with your site plan and knowing your areas of concern, our security experts can develop a comprehensive recommendation for your surveillance camera needs.

What kind of recording you need

Does your business operate 24/7? Are your security concerns employee-related or do you worry about after-hours break-ins? Do you want to monitor certain areas only when someone has entered the room? Knowing the answers to these questions can help your consultant determine the kind of recording you need. From 24/7 monitoring to motion recording, our team of professionals can help you determine the best solution to meet your needs.

Different types of security cameras

Consider storage options

Do you need to store video for weeks, months, or years? Workers’ compensation, OSHA incidents, and theft or vandalism investigations are just a few reasons why your company may need store video long-term. Camera Security Now can offer an informed recommendation on the RAID storage solution that best meets your application and budgetary needs.

Special feature cameras

Now that you know where you need your security cameras and what issues you hope to address with them, it’s time to think about any special feature cameras that might help you achieve those goals. From license plate recognition and motorized zoom capabilities to fisheye and pan-tilt-zoom, cameras with special features can help you meet your security needs. Our security experts can help you decide if cameras with bonus features are right for your project.

Remote viewing

Cameras placed at optimal positions

If you have a worksite with expensive equipment or areas where employees frequently work with minimal supervision, remote viewing offers you the opportunity to keep a better eye on these areas. The ability to keep tabs on your business from your iPhone or tablet can give you the sense of security you need while ensuring the security of your workplace. Since remote viewing requires a high-quality and reliable internet connection, our security consultants can help you review your internet speed to establish the remote connection you need.

The Camera Security Now difference

Our free one-hour site visit and consultation is the ideal opportunity for you to discuss your concerns with our camera security experts. We work with you to offer the best options for your security camera installation while keeping your project on budget.

If you’re looking a one-stop shop for your security camera needs, look no further than the experienced professionals at Camera Security Now. Our camera service installation professionals deliver the camera solutions that your company needs, helping you ensure the security of your business, employees, and customers. To find out how easy it is to keep your company secure, request a quote today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from organizations planning commercial surveillance, access control, upgrades, and installation.

What kinds of organizations does Camera Security Now work with?

Camera Security Now supports businesses, schools, healthcare facilities, government organizations, apartment communities, warehouses, manufacturers, regulated environments, and other commercial properties.

Does Camera Security Now provide security camera installation?

Yes. Camera Security Now supports commercial projects with consultation, system planning, equipment selection, installation coordination, configuration, testing, and related project services. Licensing and installation arrangements may vary by state.

Can Camera Security Now help select the right camera system?

Yes. We help buyers evaluate camera coverage, image quality, lighting, analytics, storage, remote viewing, networking, environmental requirements, and future expansion.

Do you offer access control as well as security cameras?

Yes. Camera Security Now helps organizations evaluate commercial video surveillance and access control technologies, including controlled doors, cards, mobile credentials, visitor workflows, intercoms, and integrated platforms.

Do you work with multi-location businesses and organizations?

Yes. Multi-location projects may include centralized video management, remote viewing, common equipment standards, user administration, storage planning, access control, and coordinated deployment.

Can you upgrade an existing commercial surveillance system?

Yes. Existing systems can often be expanded or modernized with updated cameras, recording equipment, storage, networking, analytics, remote access, or access control. Compatibility depends on the equipment and infrastructure already installed.

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