Bring cameras, DVR / NVR recording and LINK cabling together, from site survey and analog or IP selection to testing and handover.
Reusing sound existing cabling, or building a new network? Start here to pair the cameras and recorder.
Plan separate camera power. PoC requires compatible cameras and DVR.
PoE carries data and power on one cable when both ends support it.
AI-generated equipment concepts, not photographs of specified models.
Both systems can support remote viewing through compatible recorders and networking. Plan user accounts, updates and appropriate connectivity from the start.
We coordinate cameras, recorders, cabling and operation as one system. Select the capabilities you need and test them before handover.
A directional form for entrances, boundaries and corridors. Choose the lens for the target detail, as well as the width of the scene.
An adjustable ball-shaped head for ceiling or wall placement in shops and offices. Assess backlight and mounting height together with lens choice.
Receives supported analog HD camera signals, encodes and stores footage. A route for upgrading an existing installation after checking signal formats, resolution and cable condition.
Records and retrieves video received over the network. Match channels, incoming bandwidth, decoding and HDD capacity to the project. Built-in PoE is model-specific.
Equipment images illustrate product types. Models, lenses, capabilities and delivery terms are specified in your site proposal.
Form helps placement. Image detail depends on the lens, light, distance and selected model.
Entrances, boundaries, corridors
Match lens and view to target distance
Retail, offices, ceiling locations
Position the view and manage reflections
Shared areas needing a discreet form
Check the model’s IK rating where impact resistance matters
Open areas or operator-directed viewing
Pan, tilt and zoom depend on model; one view at a timeAI-generated illustrations of camera forms, not photographs of specific product models.
Assess low-light colour imaging and model-specific IR/white-light modes. Test with moving targets in the actual night scene.
Supported models classify people and vehicles to filter events. Match camera, recorder and firmware capabilities.
Set retention, bitrate, frame rate and continuous or event recording before sizing HDDs. Test search and export at handover.
Hikvision is the focus here. Dahua and TP-Link VIGI offer alternatives to assess against your existing equipment and workflow.
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Customer fit is DPI design guidance, rather than a quality or price ranking. Compare day/night samples, event search, software and lifecycle costs, and verify interoperability by model.
LINK American StandardThe cabling DPI specifies for its systemsDPI specifies LINK cabling as part of CCTV design, matching the cable model, equipment and acceptance tests to each mounting point.
AI-generated conceptIndoor IP cameras, and links between switches and the NVR.
Outdoor cameras on walls, poles and perimeters.
Outdoor points that need power alongside data, such as cameras not powered by PoE.
Cameras in lift cars, where the cable travels with the car; routed with the lift contractor.
Specify solid copper and a jacket suited to indoor/outdoor exposure and building requirements. The LSZH example is an indoor cable.
For conventional Ethernet, plan channels up to 100 m including patch cords, with application derating. Check per-port and total switch power.
Agree cable-test criteria and reporting, then check simultaneous streams, night footage, playback and alerts on the installed system.
Model names and constructions are from LINK’s product list. Cable standards support the design; end-to-end performance is confirmed through the selected equipment, terminations, routing and project acceptance tests.
Explore cabling and acceptance testingAn outage is exactly when footage matters most. Without backup power, cameras and the recorder stop at once, and a sudden cut puts the recorder’s disks and video database at risk.
The UPS brand DPI supplies and installsIP cameras draw power from the PoE switch, so the switch goes on the UPS too. Size the runtime for how long recording must continue during an outage.
How to choose the right UPSOne team from survey, design and supply to installation, testing and after-sales support.
Equipment sourced through authorized channels, with model advice and the manufacturer’s warranty terms.
We check angles, distance, day and night light and retention before choosing models and camera count.
Cameras, recorders, LINK cabling, PoE switching and links to door access or parking, designed as one.
Hikvision-led, with Dahua or TP-Link VIGI compared when they suit your existing system or budget.
Day and night footage, search and export, user accounts, and documents for your team.
A Pathum Thani team providing maintenance and technical support across Thailand.
Camera images travel through the network to recording and authorized review.
A person walks into view. Supported AI models classify people and vehicles, capture faces and flag a virtual-line crossing, so alerts come from real events.
AI-generated equipment concepts, not photographs of specified models.
Scene, timing and event labels are illustrative, not a live feed or installation drawing. Person, vehicle, face and line-crossing detection depend on the camera or recorder model, firmware and settings; real results depend on angle, light and distance.
An operating concept, not an installation drawing. Devices, paths and interfaces are defined after the site survey.
How much recording storage will we need?
Agree the retention target first, then calculate capacity from camera count, video settings and recording schedules. Drive size alone does not determine the recording period.
Can cameras work with another recorder brand?
Check the exact models, firmware, connection method and required functions. Live view, recording and event features may have different compatibility limits.
The same six stages on every project, so the system is ready on handover day.
Understand your goals and requirements
Assess the site and installation conditions
Plan the right solution for your operation
Install equipment and integrate systems
Verify performance and train your team
Maintain equipment and provide technical support
Tell us about your space, the systems you need and what you want to improve.
