Security systems for petrol stations and oil depots

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Security systems for petrol stations and oil depots

Security for petrol and gas stations and oil depots: CCTV of pumps, cash desk and unloading area, license plate recognition, perimeter protection and explosion-proof fire alarm systems.

67 km
of cable runs in a single project
54 cameras
on a single customer site
up to 3 years
workmanship warranty
1 business day
warranty response time

What's included

Scope of work

  • Design that accounts for hazardous zones
  • CCTV of pumps, cash desk and unloading area
  • License plate recognition and visit logging
  • Perimeter protection and site control
  • Fire alarm and maintenance

Security systems for fuel stations and terminals

At a fuel station CCTV solves three tasks at once: control of fuel dispensing at the pumps, checkout discipline in the station shop and capture of vehicle plates at entry and exit. Pump cameras are placed so the frame holds both the refueling car and its plate — that closes payment disputes and drive-offs. Plate recognition links the pump event to the receipt and to the entry recording.

Safety requirements on a fuel site are stricter than usual: equipment and its placement are chosen with the explosion-hazard zone in mind, cable routes and power follow the design, and the fire alarm with voice notification is designed for the site's purpose and handed to the supervising authorities. This is not a site where a system can be assembled 'as it goes' — the design defines the composition and rating of the equipment.

We build fuel stations end to end: CCTV by zone (pumps, checkout, tank farm, perimeter), access control to service rooms, fire alarm, operator communications and an archive of the right depth. For station networks we set up unified access: the manager sees all stations in one interface instead of logging into each. We maintain the system under contract across Uzbekistan.

Typical solutions

Three typical fuel station solutions

Every site is priced individually: describe the task or send a plan — we will return a quote with an exact estimate within one business day.

A single station

Petrol or CNG station

  • Cameras for pumps, checkout, entrance
  • ANPR with a receipt–car link
  • Equipment by explosion-hazard zone
  • Installation without stopping sales

Time: 1–2 weeks

Station + perimeter

A station with a tank farm

  • Control of the fuel offloading pad
  • A perimeter with night analytics
  • Access control for staff rooms
  • A panic button to the station

Time: 2–4 weeks

A station chain

A chain across the country

  • A standard station design
  • Centralized monitoring from the office
  • Entry reports across the chain
  • A single service contract

Time: a station in 1–2 weeks

How we work

From request to a controlled station — 5 steps

1

Station walkthrough

hazard zones, pumps, checkout — free

2

A zoned design

the zone class sets the equipment rating

3

Agreement with the chain

a work schedule with operations

4

Installation without stopping sales

minimum-traffic windows

5

Handover and monitoring

for chains — every station from the office

Equipment

Equipment for fuel sites

Explosion-proof cameras for hazardous zones, Hikvision/Dahua ANPR, fire systems — per design:

01

Site specifics

Explosion-hazard zones

Above the pumps and by the tanks explosion-protection rules apply: an ordinary camera cannot go there. We design placement by explosion-hazard zone classes and use suitably rated equipment.

Checkout and pumps in one chain of events

Fuel-station disputes are drive-offs and till discrepancies. We link entrance plate recognition with the pump and checkout cameras: an incident assembles into an event chain in a minute.

Fuel delivery

Receiving a tanker is the operation with the highest loss risk. We cover the offloading pad separately, recording the tanker's plate and the operation time.

Site specifics
02

How we run the project

  1. 1
    Design by explosion-hazard zones

    We classify the station's zones, select equipment ratings and route cables outside the hazardous areas, and agree the design with the chain's operations team.

  2. 2
    Installation without stopping sales

    The station keeps dispensing fuel: work above the pumps goes into minimum-traffic hours, power tie-ins into agreed windows.

  3. 3
    ANPR and entry records

    We configure plate recognition, stop-lists of problem vehicles and entry reports for reconciliation with shift reports.

  4. 4
    Rollout to the chain

    For station chains we make a standard station design and centralized monitoring of all sites from the office.

Challenges and how we solve them

Vibration and canopies

Canopy cameras catch vibration from wind and passing trucks. We use rigid brackets with dampers and check focus after the first weeks of operation.

Night glare

The bright canopy and headlights overexpose the frame. We install wide-dynamic-range cameras and set exposure by the pump zone, not the frame average.

Dust and de-icing agents

The car wash and winter chemicals foul camera domes fast. We put cleaning into the service schedule — at a fuel station it is a matter of weeks, not months.

Project estimate

We will design a system for your site

Takes a minute to fill in — our engineer prepares the system layout and a cost estimate. We reply within one business day.

  • Warranty from 1 to 3 years
  • Our own installation team
  • Documents for tenders
Type of site
Systems required
Size of the site
Timeline

We use your contacts only to reply to your request. A site visit by our engineer is free of charge.

Why large sites trust us

Warranty from 1 to 3 years

The term depends on the equipment and contract terms. Warranty call-out within one business day.

Manufacturer partner

We work directly with H3C, Hikvision and Dahua: genuine equipment, stock in Tashkent, warranty replacement.

Our own installation team

Designers and installers are in-house, not subcontractors. We work across Uzbekistan.

Documents for tenders

We work with companies and public sector clients: contract, specification, acts, invoices, handover by project.

Among our clients

Companies and organizations we have designed and installed security systems for.

Examples

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Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

Does the station have to stop during installation?
No, the station keeps working: above the pumps we work during minimum-traffic hours, and electrical connections are done in short agreed windows.
How is explosion protection handled?
The design is split by explosion-hazard zone classes: hazardous zones get explosion-proof equipment, the rest is moved outside their boundaries. This goes into the design, not improvised on site.
Can several stations of a chain be united?
Yes, we build centralized monitoring: all stations are reachable from the head office, a local archive stays on site, and entry reports are collected across the chain.
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