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Camera layouts for common local businesses

Select a place resembling your own business to see typical camera positions and detection labels.

• Retail shop floor
• Professional office hallway
• Restaurant dining room
• Shopping center lot
• Warehouse loading dock
• Apartment building mailroom

• Person · Register

  Person · Sales floor

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  1. Dome over the sales floor
  2. Turret over the register
  3. Turret over the counter

  Cameras for retail floors and registers

  A dome handles the sales floor while turrets watch the register and street windows. You can search footage later for people and faces to review an event.

  • Faces walking through the front entrance
  • People standing near the street windows
  • Shouting or glass breaking on the sales floor

  Person detectionFootage searchGlass-break alertEvidence export
• Person · Reception

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  1. Dome over reception
  2. Dome over the hallway
  3. Dome at the far end of the hall

  Dome cameras for reception and hallways

  A dome covers reception in your main building, with another down the hall. You can see multiple recorders on one console if your office has several locations.

  • People entering the main reception area
  • Faces walking down the far hallway
  • Motion near private offices after business hours

  Person detectionAfter-hours alertsFootage searchSeveral locations, one screen
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  Person · Kitchen door

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  1. Dome over the dining room
  2. Dome over the kitchen door
  3. Dome over the east tables

  Coverage for dining areas and kitchen doors

  A central dome covers the dining room while a turret handles the kitchen door. The local recorder keeps working even if your internet drops during a busy service.

  • People moving through the dining room
  • Faces coming out of the kitchen
  • Shouting in the customer seating area

  Person detectionShouting and glass-break alertsRecords through an internet outageView from a phone
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  Vehicle · Pickup truck

  Plate detected

  12

  1. Camera on the light pole
  2. Two cameras on the building corner

  Pole cameras for a parking lot

  A pole camera watches the Mount Pleasant lot while building corner cameras cover the driveway. You can filter footage to quickly find specific vehicles or license plates.

  • License plates on a pickup truck entering the driveway
  • Vehicles pulling into parking spaces at dusk
  • Car alarms triggering an audio event

  Vehicle detectionPlate recognitionNight visionSearch by plate
• Person · Dock

  Vehicle · Box truck

  12

  1. Bullet camera under the eave
  2. Pan-tilt camera on the pole

  Bullet cameras for warehouse exteriors

  A bullet camera under the eave faces the apron alongside a pan-tilt pole camera. You can gather clips into a single case file to export for insurance claims.

  • Vehicles backing up to the loading dock
  • People walking across the concrete apron
  • License plates of trucks at the dock

  Vehicle detectionPan-tilt controlAfter-hours alertsEvidence export
• Person · Mailboxes

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  1. Camera over the front door
  2. Dome over the mailboxes

  Lobby and mailroom camera coverage

  Domes over the mailboxes and a turret at the front door record everyone entering. You view cameras from your phone or browser with no subscription fees or per-camera charges.

  • Faces walking through the front entry door
  • People standing near the apartment mailboxes
  • Glass breaking in the main lobby

  Person detectionFootage searchSeveral buildings, one screenEvidence export

Detection labels shown here are examples of system capabilities.