Find the CCTV system your factory actually needs — before you buy or install.
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Five steps from understanding your factory to a complete CCTV design.
Every area of a factory has different security requirements.
Camera placement should follow the viewing objective.
Resolution, lens and type follow the coverage need — not the other way around.
Cameras are one part — a reliable system needs the right infrastructure.
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Design coverage and infrastructure alongside the building — not after it.
Cabling and network routes are cheapest to plan before walls, ceilings and racking go in.
More cameras isn't always the answer — we assess what you already have first.
Extend the system, not just the cameras — with one centrally managed setup.
We review proposals from different vendors so you can decide with confidence.
Two quotes with the same camera count can deliver very different coverage.
From site assessment to an installed, validated system.
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A clear basis for deciding what your factory needs.
Which areas need monitoring and what each must achieve.
Suitable camera types for each location.
Practical positions based on site conditions.
PoE, fibre and network requirements.
NVR, storage and retention needs.
How the system can grow with your factory.
Tell us about your factory — we'll recommend the right CCTV system.
location_onBangalore & Karnataka · New and existing factories
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Common questions about factory CCTV system design.
Designing first confirms what each area must see, where cameras should go and what network and storage are needed. It avoids blind spots, wrong camera choices and costly rework after installation.
Placement follows the viewing objective for each zone — monitor, detect, identify or verify — along with distance, lighting, mounting height and site obstructions.
It depends on layout, the areas to cover, viewing distance and identification needs — not floor area alone.
How camera count is planned arrow_forwardYes. We review coverage, camera positions, image quality, recording, network and PoE, then recommend what to keep, reposition or upgrade.
Yes — ideally from the layout drawings, so cabling routes, camera positions and the network are planned alongside construction.
Yes, subject to compatibility. New buildings are designed to integrate with the current recorder or VMS so everything is managed centrally.
PoE network cabling suits most runs within a building. Longer distances and links between buildings usually need fibre — the design decides based on actual cable routes.
Yes. The assessment covers PoE, fibre, NVR or VMS, storage capacity and retention, not just camera positions.
Yes. Once the design is approved, Yendra can supply, install, commission and support the system.
Factory CCTV installation in Bangalore arrow_forwardYes — live and recorded footage can be viewed remotely when the network is designed for secure remote access.
