For business
Security systems for warehouses, logistics & industrial
Perimeter, loading bays and yards covered day and night.
Large sites need long-range cameras on fences and yards, number-plate recognition at the gate, access control on offices and cages, and alarms that say which zone was breached. We design for the size, the lighting and the dust.
A typical system
What we'd usually install
- PTZ and long-range cameras on the yard and fence line
- Line-crossing and intrusion analytics on the perimeter
- Boom barrier with ANPR at the vehicle gate
- A camera over every loading dock
- Access control on offices, cages and the server room
- Biometric attendance for shift workers
What matters
What matters for warehouses, logistics & industrial
Long perimeters
Fence lines and yards covered with long-range and PTZ cameras, with line-crossing detection to flag anyone coming over.
Loading bays
Every dock recorded, so goods in and out can be checked against the paperwork.
The vehicle gate
Boom barriers with ANPR log every truck and open automatically for approved plates.
Harsh conditions
Housings and equipment rated for dust, heat and outdoor use, and wireless links to reach far corners.
The systems
What we install for warehouses, logistics & industrial
SIRA
SIRA and your premises
Warehouses are among the establishment types in SIRA's manual. If yours is covered, its CCTV must meet the manual and be kept under an AMC with a SIRA-registered company.
How SIRA compliance works →Maintenance
Keeping it working
Every one of our AMC plans includes at least four preventive visits a year — the minimum SIRA's manual sets for regulated establishments.
Compare AMC plans →Questions
Common questions
Yes — ANPR cameras log every plate and can open the barrier automatically for vehicles on your approved list.
With fibre or wireless point-to-point links where copper would be too long, and poles or brackets where there's no wall to mount on. The survey maps it out.
Let's plan yours.
Book a free survey and we'll design a system around your property — not a package off a shelf.