CCTV for shops and retail
In a shop the priorities are the entrance, the till, and the areas where stock sits. A camera covering the till settles disputes about transactions and handling of cash. Cameras over the shop floor cover stock loss. A camera facing the shopfront picks up anything happening just outside the door.
If you run more than one shop, the systems can be joined so you view all of them from one place rather than switching between apps.
CCTV for offices
Offices usually want the reception or entrance covered, the main working area, and any server room or store where equipment is kept. If there is a back door or second exit, that gets covered too.
Timing is worth thinking about. If the premises are still being fitted out, contact us early. Running cable before partitions, desks and ceilings are completed can produce a cleaner finish and reduce unnecessary disruption.
CCTV for warehouses and industrial units
A warehouse needs a different approach to a shop. Cameras mounted at height give a wide view across the floor. Cameras cover the main doors and the loading area. A camera on the gate keeps a record of vehicles coming in and out, which matters when goods are moving.
The yard is often the most important part. Units in areas like Al Quoz, DIP, Ras Al Khor and Jebel Ali stand empty and locked overnight, which is exactly when cover is needed. Perimeter and gate cameras with night vision handle that.
CCTV for restaurants and cafes
Food outlets want the entrance, the till, the seating area and the kitchen or stock room. Cameras help with both security and with any question about service or staff. In busy locations, entrance cover also documents anything happening at the door.
Remote viewing for owners and managers
Business owners are often not on site, and some are not even in the country. Remote viewing means you can watch the premises live from a phone or laptop from anywhere. For multi-site businesses, everything can sit under one login.
Compliance for Dubai businesses
Some commercial premises in Dubai are subject to security system requirements that vary by business and property type. The current requirements should be confirmed with SIRA, the relevant authority, the building management or a properly licensed security consultant before installation.
How the job works
Send us the premises details, approximate camera requirement and any useful plans or photos. We aim to provide an initial written quote within 24 hours. If cable routes, access, required coverage or compliance details need checking, we arrange a site visit and confirm the final scope, price and installation timing before work begins.
Common questions
Can I watch my business from abroad?
Yes. Remote viewing works from anywhere with an internet connection.
Can you cover several branches on one system?
Yes. Multiple sites can be joined so you view them all from one place.
Will you work around our trading hours?
Where possible. Tell us your quiet periods when requesting the quote so the installation can be planned with less disruption.
How long is footage kept?
That depends on the recorder, camera count, resolution and recording settings. Tell us how far back you need to look so the proposed storage can be sized accordingly.