Start with every vehicle gate and personnel door, then the dock doors, then the yard with enough overlap that a person cannot walk from the fence to a trailer unseen. Add a camera facing the cash office and the server room. Height should be around 12 to 14 feet, high enough to stay out of reach but low enough to see faces. We lay this out on a free site survey.

Be careful. California Penal Code 632 makes it illegal to record a confidential conversation without consent of everyone in it, and that applies to business cameras. Most Anaheim businesses leave audio off and rely on video. Cameras are also never allowed in restrooms, changing rooms or anywhere people expect privacy. We set systems up to keep you on the right side of the law.

Yes. Connect Anaheim is the Anaheim Police Department camera registration program. Level 1 registration takes a minute and just tells investigators a camera exists at your address. It does not give them live access. Level 2 adds a small device that lets them view a feed during a nearby emergency if you choose. We can register your new system at the end of the install.

Most small commercial properties need 6 to 16 cameras: every entry, the register or reception, the loading area, the lot and the perimeter. The free site survey gives you an exact count and a camera map before you spend anything.

Yes. We install two-way audio cameras for deterrence and dedicated license plate cameras at driveways and gates, aimed and shuttered for plates at night.

Yes. Every system we install is monitoring-ready, and most existing IP systems can be connected too. You can add 24/7 monitoring at any time, from $1 per camera per day with the first month free.