The site survey focuses on how you actually use the space and what needs protecting. It’s not just the number of cameras – it’s coverage, angles and how the space will be used day-to-day. It will assess entrances, loading areas, asset zones, staff safety, blind spots, lighting, mounting height, cable routes, recorder location and how cameras will integrate with access control or alarms. From this, we’ll provide a recommended camera and recorder layout, confirm feasibility for the install and outline the installation sequence and lead times. Because details like pricing and availability can change, it’s best to confirm current information directly with Pacific.
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