How much do video surveillance, access control and fire alarms cost in Tashkent: SAT Solutions price index, September 2026

This is not a market estimate but a slice of two sources of our own. The first is the satsolutions.uz catalogue: 3,256 published items priced in soum and dollars; for each equipment type we took the median and quartiles rather than the mean, so that one expensive PTZ camera does not skew the picture. The second is our Unified Price List for Low-Voltage Works (August 2026), which powers the calculator on this site: installation, commissioning and cabling.

Dollar-priced items were converted at 12,700 UZS per dollar. The catalogue snapshot is dated 21 September 2026; the next one is due in December. Figures may be quoted with attribution; the method is described below and typical questions are answered at the end.

IP camera: median 964,900 UZS across 246 models, a quarter of models below 617,900 and a quarter above 1,360,900. Analogue (HD-TVI) camera — 197,900 UZS across 28 models, range 122,900–253,900; the only segment with almost no spread. PTZ camera — 3,394,900 UZS, with a spread from 1.8m to 5.3m because the type includes outdoor models with 25× zoom.

IP recorder (NVR) — 1,545,900 UZS, median of 94 models; a quarter of 4–8-channel recorders cost up to 865,900, while 32–64-channel server-grade units exceed 5.3m. Analogue DVR — 729,900 UZS. Hard drive for the video archive — 2,969,900 UZS (median, 2 to 10 TB). Practical takeaway: in an 8-camera system the recorder with a drive costs about as much as 4–5 cameras.

Access-control terminal or reader — 1,236,900 UZS, median of 96 models: simple card readers from 580,900, face-recognition terminals 1.8m and up. Access controller — 1,442,900 UZS. Electromagnetic or electromechanical lock — 494,900 UZS. A single-door kit of reader, lock and exit button comes to roughly 1.8–2.0m UZS in equipment, excluding labour.

Intercom door station — 1,153,900 UZS, indoor monitor — 1,697,900. Turnstiles and barriers — 6,186,900 UZS median across 63 items; a quarter of items (compact 3–4 m barriers) are below 4.3m, full-height turnstiles and heavy-duty barriers start at 13.6m.

Smoke or heat detector — 221,900 UZS across 30 models, range 170,280–289,900. Panels and modules (control panels, addressable modules) — 1,187,010 UZS median, with a huge spread: a relay module costs 560,900 while an addressable control panel is 3.3m and up. Notification (sounders, exit signs, voice units) — 617,900 UZS.

Hikvision AX PRO wireless intrusion alarm — 469,900 UZS per device (median of 35 items: detectors, key fobs, repeaters; the hub costs more). For a flat or a small shop, a hub, four detectors and a fob add up to 2.5–3m UZS at catalogue prices.

Switch — 1,917,900 UZS, the largest sample in the catalogue at 319 models: unmanaged 5–8-port units from 667,900, managed 24–48-port PoE from 4.7m. Wi-Fi access point — 1,174,900 UZS (range 716,900–2,091,900), router — 1,499,900 UZS. Twisted-pair cable — 16,590 UZS per metre median; unshielded Cat 5e from 9,600, shielded Cat 6 from 31,490.

UPS and power — 1,050,900 UZS median, but the type spans camera power supplies at 200k and 3 kVA online UPS units at 5.6m. Telecom cabinet — 1,299,900 UZS: wall-mount 6–9U from 330k, floor-standing 42U up to 5.7m.

Unit rates from the price list: indoor camera installation 155,000 UZS, outdoor 180,000, PTZ 310,000, plus configuration 34,000 and commissioning 43,000 per camera; recorder 280,000 (up to 16 cameras) or 450,000; reader 85,000, biometric terminal 170,000, controller 215,000, lock 110,000; detector 65,000, control panel 360,000; structured-cabling outlet with port 34,000, Wi-Fi point 110,000. Cable surface-run 7,000 UZS per metre, in an existing tray 5,500, conduit 9,000, chasing 23,000. Minimum order — 560,000 UZS.

At these rates the calculator gives a from–to range (upper bound +25 % contingency). Video surveillance only: 200 m² shop, 8 cameras — 3.9–4.9m UZS; 300 m² office, 10 cameras — 5.2–6.5m; 250 m² house, 6 cameras — 3.2–4.0m; 600 m² residential yard, 9 cameras — 6.1–7.7m; 1,200 m² warehouse, 14 cameras — 12.0–15.0m; 1,500 m² plant, 16 cameras — 15.1–18.9m. Full set (video, access control, fire alarm, network): shop — 9.1–11.4m, office — 13.9–17.4m, house — 8.4–10.5m, residential — 20.9–26.1m, warehouse — 51.0–63.7m, plant — 70.1–87.6m UZS.

Equipment is about three quarters of the budget. An office with 10 IP cameras: cameras at the median 9.6m, recorder 1.5m, drive 3.0m, PoE switch 1.9m — about 16m UZS of equipment against 5.2–6.5m of labour. Saving on installation by hiring an unlicensed contractor therefore makes no sense: the gain is a few per cent of the estimate, the risk is the whole system.

On a large site the routes cost more than the cameras. For a 1,200 m² warehouse, installing and configuring 14 cameras costs 3.8m while the cable routes to them cost 6.6m: distances grow faster than camera counts. That is why on warehouses and plants we plan fibre and PoE switches in the halls straight away instead of running twisted pair from the server room to every camera.