About Dubai Internet City
Dubai Internet City is a technology free zone near the Marina and Media City, home to the regional offices of many international software, hardware and internet companies, along with a large number of smaller tech firms and startups. It has its own metro stop and is laid out as office buildings around landscaped grounds.
The area is entirely commercial, with a weekday working rhythm and quiet weekends. Tenants range from global technology names to small development teams in shared and serviced offices. Because tech companies keep servers, laptops and equipment on site, cover on server rooms, entrances and storage is the usual focus here.
CCTV for Internet City offices
Cameras usually go at reception, the main entrance, and any server room or storage. Tech companies often have server rooms and equipment that need cover, so a camera on the server room door is common. If there is a separate exit, that gets covered too. Remote viewing lets an owner or head office watch live from anywhere.
Fit-out timing
It is easier and tidier to run cabling before an office is fully furnished. Contact us early if the fit-out is still underway so the cable routes can be planned before desks and partitions go in.
How the job works
Send us the property type, area, approximate camera requirement and any useful photos or plans. We aim to provide an initial written quote within 24 hours based on the information supplied.
The initial quote is not the final fixed price. If camera positions, cable routes, access, power, network details or site conditions need checking, we arrange a site visit and confirm the final scope and price before installation. Once approved, the system is installed, tested and handed over with remote viewing configured where included and supported.
Common questions
Can you cover a server room?
Yes. A camera on the server room door and entrance is common for tech offices here.
Should I install before the fit-out?
Before, if you can. It gives a cleaner cabling finish.
Can head office view the cameras?
Yes. Remote viewing works from anywhere with internet, on a phone or laptop.