Camera Kits

Camera kits bundle everything needed for a single complete installation — cameras, cabling, power and mounting hardware in one box. They exist to stop the most common surveillance failure: a system that sits half-installed for weeks because one part never arrived.
Who a kit suits. Kits are the right choice for a defined, contained job: one storefront, one warehouse bay, one residential perimeter, one rental property. If you are covering a multi-building site or mixing indoor and outdoor positions with different power situations, you will be better served specifying components individually.
Check before you buy. Cable length is the number that catches people out — measure the actual route, not the straight line, and add a third for slack and dressing. Confirm whether the kit is indoor-rated or weather-rated, and whether the cameras need light to produce a usable image or have true infrared.
A word on placement. Four cameras positioned well beat eight positioned badly. Cover entry and exit points at face height first, then the till or safe, then general area coverage. Wide establishing shots feel reassuring and almost never identify anyone.
If the installation is tied to an active investigation or an insurance claim, talk to our investigations team first — how footage is captured affects whether it can be used later.