Warehouses & Logistics

CCTV & Security for Warehouses and Logistics in Bangalore

Loading bays, storage racks, gates and yards covered, planned for large spaces and 24×7 recording.

Track every bay, rack and vehicle

Coverage for loading bays, racks, gates and yards, so you can see every vehicle and consignment move.

Bullet CCTV cameras on a warehouse roof edge covering the yard

Warehouse CCTV across Bangalore’s logistics hubs

We install CCTV for warehouses and godowns in Hoskote, Nelamangala, Bidadi, Attibele, Peenya, Bommasandra and along Hosur Road and Tumkur Road, sized for high ceilings, long aisles and big yards.

Cameras that settle shortage disputes

Each loading bay gets a clear view of vehicles and goods, aisle cameras cover picking and stacking, and storage is sized for 30–90 days so you can go back to any consignment.

What we cover

Loading bays

Clear views of vehicles and goods moving in and out of each bay.

Racks & aisles

Aisle coverage to check stock handling and resolve shortage disputes.

Gates & yard

Gate cameras covering every vehicle in and out, and wide coverage of the yard.

Long retention

Storage sized for weeks of continuous recording across many cameras.

Common questions

How many cameras does a warehouse need?+

It depends on the floor area, number of bays and aisles, and the yard. A typical warehouse needs 16 to 64 cameras; we confirm on a free site survey.

How long can recordings be stored?+

We size the NVR and drives for 30 to 90 days of 24×7 recording, depending on how far back you need to check consignments.

Can cameras cover high ceilings and long aisles?+

Yes. We use higher-resolution and varifocal cameras mounted at the right height so long aisles and racks stay clear.

Do you provide AMC and a GST invoice?+

Yes. Every installation comes with a GST invoice, and we offer annual maintenance contracts with scheduled visits and priority service.

Helpful guides

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Thermal Cameras: When They Make Sense for Security and Safety

How thermal security cameras work, where they beat ordinary CCTV — perimeters in total darkness, fog and smoke, early fire and hot-spot detection — what they cannot do, and how they are combined with regular cameras.

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Security Guards, CCTV and Remote Monitoring: Finding the Right Mix

How to combine security guards, CCTV and remote video monitoring for factories, warehouses, apartments and shops — what each does best, cost logic, when remote monitoring can replace a night guard, and how to make guards and cameras work together.

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Rolling Shutter Automation for Shops, Garages and Warehouses

How motorised rolling shutters work for shops, garages, godowns and warehouses: motor types, remote and app control, manual override, battery backup, safety sensors, security benefits, and linking shutters with alarms and CCTV.

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PPE and Safety Analytics for Factories: What AI Cameras Can Do

How AI CCTV analytics support factory safety — helmet and vest detection, restricted zone alerts, forklift and pedestrian separation, fall and smoking detection — accuracy limits, privacy, and using the data for safety culture rather than punishment.

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Fisheye, 360°, Panoramic and Dual-Lens Cameras Explained

How fisheye (360°), panoramic (180°) and dual-lens cameras work, where one of them can replace several ordinary cameras — shop floors, lobbies, parking, gates — dewarping, resolution needs and their limits for identifying faces.

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Planning for Warehouses & Logistics?

Tell us about your site and we’ll come back with a scope and a price, confirmed on a site survey.