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Security Cameras & Video Recorders

Find IP security cameras, dome and bullet cameras, PTZ cameras, and NVR video recorders for offices, warehouses, and commercial buildings in Kenya.

How to Choose a Security Camera System

Four simple steps to pick the right cameras, video recorders, and network setup for your property.

01Camera Placement

Use bullet cameras outdoors along walls and fences, dome cameras indoors on ceilings, and PTZ cameras for open yards and parking lots.

Step 1: Coverage

02Recording Storage

Decide how many days of video history you need (usually 30 to 60 days) and choose an NVR with enough hard drive bays to fit.

Step 2: Hard Drives

03PoE Power & Cabling

Run one Cat6 network cable to each camera for power and video. Add a UPS battery backup so cameras keep recording during blackouts.

Step 3: Power & Wiring

04Phone & PC Viewing

Connect your NVR to the internet so managers can watch live streams, review past footage, and get motion alerts from any smartphone or computer.

Step 4: Remote Monitoring

Industry Applications

See how organizations across Nairobi and East Africa deploy visual intelligence to secure operations and safeguard assets.

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Corporate Head Offices & Commercial Towers

Maintain discreet visual security in elevators, lobbies, and executive floors using low-profile vandal-proof dome cameras. Coordinate with access control turnstiles to verify personnel identity during entry.

• Flush Dome Cameras• True WDR Entrance Monitoring• Central Control Room Video Wall
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Warehouses, Logistics & Perimeter Yards

Monitor wide open container yards and dispatch loading bays with 360° PTZ speed domes. High-powered optical zoom lets operators zoom into vehicle registration plates and container serial numbers from hundreds of meters away.

• 25x/33x Optical Zoom PTZ• IP67 Weatherproof Bullets• Virtual Perimeter Tripwire
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Retail Supermarkets & Shopping Malls

Eliminate retail shrinkage and shoplifting with ceiling-mounted panoramic fisheye cameras that oversee entire shopping aisles without blind spots, synchronized with high-resolution cash counter dome cameras.

• 360° Panoramic Fisheye• Cash Register Zoom Cameras• Synchronized Audio Recording
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Gated Communities & Commercial Real Estate

Secure entrance security gates and perimeter walls with night-vision bullet cameras equipped with IR illumination that penetrates heavy rain and mist, providing round-the-clock peace of mind for tenants.

• 50m Smart Infrared• Entrance Vehicle Capture• Secure Cloud Mobile Alerts

Frequently Asked Questions

Practical answers to common questions about IP surveillance system design, storage calculation, and night monitoring.

How many days of video footage can a 16-channel NVR store?

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Recording capacity depends on your hard drive capacity, camera resolution, and recording schedule. With H.265 compression, a 16-channel system recording 2MP Full HD at 15fps typically consumes about 20–25GB per camera per day. A single 8TB surveillance drive provides approximately 20 to 25 days of continuous recording, or up to 60+ days when configured for motion-activated recording.

What is the difference between standard night vision and True WDR?

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Standard infrared illuminates dark scenes in black-and-white, but can be blinded by high-contrast lighting such as bright car headlights or sunny windows. True Wide Dynamic Range (120dB) takes multiple exposure frames per second and merges them, ensuring clear visibility in both deep shadows and intensely bright glare simultaneously.

Can I monitor live camera feeds remotely without a static public IP?

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Yes. Matrix NVRs and cameras support peer-to-peer (P2P) cloud connectivity. Simply scan the device QR code through the mobile app to stream live video and search historical playback from your smartphone anywhere in the world without requiring port forwarding or paying your ISP for a static IP address.

What is the maximum cable distance for PoE IP cameras?

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Standard Ethernet specifications allow up to 100 meters (328 feet) per Cat5e/Cat6 run between the PoE switch or NVR and the IP camera. For longer perimeter distances up to 250 meters, extended PoE mode or intermediate PoE extenders and fiber optic links can be deployed to reach remote gates and outer boundaries.

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