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ENTERPRISE IP SURVEILLANCE

Intelligent Video Security for Small to Large Projects

ARALAS Technology designs complete IP surveillance systems including cameras, PoE network, NVR, VMS, storage, control room, analytics and secure remote monitoring.

IP CamerasScalable high-resolution surveillance
VMSCentral monitoring and management
StorageRetention and redundancy planning
IP SURVEILLANCE ARCHITECTUREENTERPRISE READY
ARALAS enterprise IP surveillance architecture
CamerasPoE NetworkVMSStorage
IP Cameras & PoENVR & VMSStorage & RetentionAnalytics & ANPRControl Room & AMC

SURVEILLANCE CAPABILITIES

Complete Video Security from Camera to Control Room

Every system is planned around coverage, image quality, storage, network security, monitoring and future expansion.

01

Small Shop & Office CCTV

Reliable surveillance for shops, clinics, offices and small commercial locations.

  • Camera-position planning
  • DVR or NVR selection
  • Remote mobile viewing
  • Basic storage planning
  • UPS and surge protection
02

Enterprise IP Surveillance

Scalable IP-camera architecture for corporate offices, factories, warehouses and campuses.

  • IP camera network design
  • PoE switching
  • Dedicated CCTV VLAN
  • Fiber backbone
  • Central monitoring
03

Camera Selection & Coverage

Camera type, lens, resolution and placement selected according to actual surveillance goals.

  • Dome and turret cameras
  • Bullet and long-range cameras
  • PTZ and panoramic cameras
  • Low-light and IR selection
  • Indoor and outdoor planning
04

NVR & VMS Solutions

Centralised recording, monitoring, playback, user access and analytics management.

  • Standalone NVR
  • Enterprise VMS server
  • Multi-user access
  • Event search and playback
  • Health and status monitoring
05

Surveillance Storage

Storage designed according to camera count, resolution, frame rate and retention requirements.

  • Retention calculation
  • RAID storage
  • Hot-spare planning
  • Storage expansion
  • Health monitoring
06

Control Room & Video Wall

Professional command-centre design for operators, incident management and continuous monitoring.

  • Operator workstations
  • Video wall layout
  • Joystick and PTZ control
  • Incident console
  • Shift-based user access
07

ANPR & Vehicle Surveillance

Vehicle-entry, number-plate recognition and gate-surveillance solutions.

  • ANPR camera planning
  • Lane and angle assessment
  • Vehicle database
  • Gate integration
  • Search and reporting
08

Video Analytics

Intelligent detection features for specific surveillance and operational requirements.

  • Motion and intrusion detection
  • Line crossing
  • People counting
  • Face detection
  • Object and event alerts
09

CCTV Network Security

Secure surveillance network design to protect cameras, recorders and remote access.

  • Dedicated CCTV VLAN
  • Restricted device access
  • Firewall rules
  • Secure remote viewing
  • Password and firmware policy
10

Fiber Backbone & Long Distance

Reliable connectivity for large campuses, factories, warehouses and distributed camera zones.

  • Fiber uplinks
  • Outdoor network cabinets
  • PoE extension planning
  • Surge protection
  • Redundant paths
11

Multi-Site Central Monitoring

Central visibility and management for branches, stores and distributed locations.

  • Branch-site integration
  • Central VMS
  • Role-based access
  • Bandwidth planning
  • Health dashboard
12

CCTV AMC & Preventive Support

Planned maintenance for camera health, recording, storage, networking and remote access.

  • Camera cleaning and focus
  • Recording verification
  • Storage-health checking
  • Network and PoE inspection
  • Maintenance reporting

CAMERA SELECTION

Choose the Right Camera for Each Surveillance Objective

Camera type depends on distance, field of view, lighting, identification requirement, mounting and analytics.

Dome and turret camerasBullet and long-range camerasPTZ and panoramic coverageANPR and vehicle captureThermal and special-purpose camerasLow-light and IR performanceIndoor and outdoor protectionResolution and lens planning
IP surveillance camera types

PROJECT SCALE

Architecture that Grows from Small Site to Enterprise Scale

Project size affects network, recording, storage, redundancy, control room and monitoring design.

01

Small Project

4–16 Cameras

Shops, clinics, offices and small premises with simple recording and remote viewing.

02

Medium Project

16–64 Cameras

Factories, schools, warehouses and multi-floor offices with managed switching and structured storage.

03

Large Project

64–256 Cameras

Large campuses and industrial sites with VMS, fiber backbone, control room and analytics.

04

Enterprise Project

256+ Cameras

Multi-building or multi-site surveillance with redundancy, central monitoring and scalable storage.

Central surveillance control room

CENTRAL MONITORING

Professional Control Room for Continuous Monitoring

Large projects may require operator consoles, video walls, incident workflow, PTZ control, user permissions and shift-based monitoring.

Operator Console

Live monitoring, playback, event review and camera control.

Video Wall

Critical cameras, alarms and layouts displayed centrally.

Incident Management

Event verification, response and evidence handling.

User Control

Role-based access for operators, managers and administrators.

STORAGE & RETENTION

Plan Recording Capacity before the Project Goes Live

Storage must be calculated according to camera count, resolution, compression, frame rate, motion profile and retention policy.

Continuous or motion-based recordingRetention period planningRAID and hot-spare optionsCapacity expansionStorage-health monitoringRecording-failure alertsArchive and evidence exportUPS and power continuity
Surveillance storage and retention

CCTV CYBER SECURITY

Protect Cameras, Recorders and Remote Access

IP surveillance is part of the business network and must be secured like any other critical infrastructure.

Dedicated surveillance VLANRestricted camera management accessStrong password policyFirmware and configuration controlFirewall-based remote accessVPN for branch connectivityRole-based VMS accessAudit logs and event trackingRecording-health alertsConfiguration backup

PROJECT WORKFLOW

A Structured Process from Survey to Handover

Professional surveillance projects require careful design, installation, testing, documentation and training.

01

Requirement Study

Purpose, coverage, camera count, retention and monitoring requirements are understood.

02

Site Survey

Lighting, distance, camera angles, cable routes, racks, power and network paths are assessed.

03

Surveillance Design

Camera types, lens, topology, PoE, NVR, VMS, storage and security architecture are planned.

04

Commercial Proposal

Equipment, scope, installation, storage, support and project phases are documented.

05

Installation

Cameras, switches, fiber, rack, NVR, storage and monitoring systems are installed.

06

Configuration & Testing

Views, recording, playback, alerts, remote access and failover are tested.

07

Handover & Training

Users receive documentation, access details, operating guidance and support information.

SURVEILLANCE FAQ

Common Questions about IP Surveillance Projects

Final camera, storage and network design depends on the actual site, operating environment and business requirement.

Can ARALAS handle small as well as very large CCTV projects?

Yes. The architecture can range from a small DVR or NVR system to enterprise VMS, large storage, fiber backbone and central monitoring.

How is storage calculated for IP cameras?

Storage depends on camera count, resolution, frame rate, compression, recording mode and required retention period.

Can CCTV cameras remain separate from the office LAN?

Yes. A dedicated CCTV VLAN or physically separated network can be designed according to the project and security requirement.

Do you provide ANPR and analytics?

Yes. ANPR, line crossing, intrusion detection, people counting and other analytics can be planned where compatible equipment and site conditions support them.

Can multiple branches be monitored from one location?

Yes. Multi-site monitoring can be designed through central VMS, secure VPN connectivity and role-based access.

REQUEST SURVEILLANCE ASSESSMENT

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