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Guided system planning

Protect the places that matter most.

Plan clear coverage for entrances, driveways, garages, yards, apartments, and small offices without buying equipment you do not need.

Founded in 2011Experience grounded in real security equipment
Model-level compatibility helpSend the equipment you already own
Support after purchaseOrder, product, return, and remote-support paths

Choose your foundation

Three practical system paths.

Start with the infrastructure you have and the result you need. We can help confirm compatibility before you order.

Modern and expandable

IP camera & PoE system

New installations, high resolution, flexible networking, and remote management.

Typical componentsIP cameras · NVR · PoE switch or PoE NVR · Cat5e/Cat6 cable · storage
Shop IP cameras

Reuse existing coax

HD-over-coax CCTV system

Upgrading an older analog installation while keeping usable coaxial cabling.

Typical componentsCompatible HD coax cameras · DVR/XVR · power supply · coax and connectors · storage
Shop HD security cameras

Power and connectivity

PoE network & extension

Adding cameras, solving cable-distance challenges, or connecting distributed equipment.

Typical componentsPoE switches · injectors · extenders · network cable · surge protection · power budget
Explore PoE networking

Build in the right order

From coverage to the final connector.

A reliable installation is a chain. Each step should support the equipment selected before it.

  1. 01
    Define coverage

    List entrances, rooms, registers, driveways, lots, or perimeter areas and the detail each view needs.

    Browse IP cameras
  2. 02
    Choose recording

    Match recorder channels, supported resolution, codec, storage capacity, and remote viewing needs.

    Browse recorders
  3. 03
    Plan network & power

    Confirm PoE standards, total power budget, bandwidth, cable distance, outlets, and surge protection.

    Browse PoE products
  4. 04
    Finish the installation

    Add the correct cable, connectors, power supplies, mounting hardware, and test tools.

    Browse accessories

Complete the system

Shop by system component.

Browse equipment by its role in your system.