During the site survey, Pacific assesses entrances, loading areas, cash or asset zones, staff safety, blind spots, lighting, mounting height, cable routes and recorder location, and how cameras will be integrated with access control or alarms. We identify the best camera and recorder locations to meet the business needs and confirm feasibility for the install. After the survey, you'll receive a recommended system design, including camera placement, recording retention approach, and any remote access or integration considerations. We’ll outline the installation sequence, lead times and the final scope, and pricing or availability can change, so it’s best to confirm current details directly with Pacific.
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