CCTV Installation in Dubai: Gates, Entrances and Yards

It depends on the layout. One camera on the approach and one covering the gate or door area is common, but a corner or a long driveway may need more. We decide on the free site visit and list the camera positions in the quote.

Yes. Many systems can be combined so that a visitor's image appears on a screen or phone when they press the call button, and footage is recorded. We check compatibility with your intercom or plan a matched setup.

In a ventilated, secure place such as a utility room or comms cupboard, away from direct heat and moisture. Dubai heat shortens equipment life, so we choose a position with airflow and size the storage to your retention need.

Yes, most modern recorders support remote viewing through an app. It needs a network connection at the recorder, and we set up the access and passwords with you so only the people you choose can view.

Only if the camera, the lens, the lighting and the angle are chosen for it. Reading plates is harder than showing a scene, so we plan a dedicated camera at the point where vehicles slow down, and we test it at dusk during the survey where possible.

Some premises, such as commercial and public sites, can fall under security system rules in Dubai, and the law also limits what cameras may record, for example neighbours' private areas. Check the rules for your building with management or the authority. We point out what to confirm.

Often yes. We check the recorder's free channels, storage and the make, then add cameras or replace the recorder if needed. Tell us what you have, or send a photo of the recorder label.

Yes. Lenses collect dust, cables age in the sun and disks wear out. A maintenance contract covers regular checks. See our maintenance contract page.