Camera security
IP camera installation across Talagang, Chakwal and Attock
IP cameras use network cable instead of coaxial, carry power over the same cable, and give higher resolution than analogue systems. They suit larger premises, longer cable runs and anyone who may add cameras later. A four-channel IP system starts around PKR 95,000 installed.
- Typical price
- From PKR 95,000
- How long it takes
- One to two days for a typical four to eight camera system
- Site survey
- Free in Talagang & Chakwal
One cable per camera
Network cable carries both the picture and the power, so each camera needs one run rather than two. That makes long runs cheaper and neater than the analogue equivalent.
Cameras on their own network
The cameras sit on a separate network from your till and your guest WiFi. If one device is compromised, it is not all of them.
Recorder and switch sized to grow
We fit a recorder and a switch with spare channels and spare ports, so adding two cameras next year is a cable run rather than a new system.
Tested port by port
Every run is tested before the cameras go up, so a fault is found at the patch panel rather than at the top of a ladder.
What the price covers. Four 4MP IP cameras, network recorder, switch, storage, Cat6 cabling and installation. Cost per additional camera falls once the switch and recorder are in place.
Included in every job
- Cat6 cable carrying picture and power on one run
- Cameras on a separate network from your other systems
- Recorder and switch with spare capacity for later
- Every cable run tested and labelled
- Higher resolution than an equivalent analogue system
- Remote viewing configured and hardened
- Warranty on parts and labour
Questions people ask
Is IP worth the extra over analogue?
It depends on the premises. For a small shop with short cable runs, a good analogue system does the job for less. For anywhere with long runs, more than eight cameras, or plans to expand, IP is cheaper over the life of the system and gives you a usable picture when you zoom in.
Can I mix IP and analogue cameras?
Yes, with a hybrid recorder that takes both. That is often the sensible route when you already have working analogue cameras and want to add higher-resolution coverage on the entrance without replacing everything.
Do IP cameras need internet to record?
No. Recording is local to the recorder and continues perfectly well with the internet down. You only need a connection to view remotely, which is worth understanding before anyone sells you a cloud-only system.
Other things we do
Get a quote for IP camera installation
We walk the premises, mark up a plan and give you an itemised quote in rupees. No obligation to buy from us afterwards.