Warehouse CCTV and security systems

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Warehouse CCTV and security systems

Security systems for warehouses and logistics centers: CCTV of receiving and dispatch areas, loading control, access control for staff and vehicles, license plate recognition at the gates.

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

  • System design based on the warehouse layout
  • CCTV of receiving, dispatch and racking areas
  • Loading control linked to warehouse operations
  • Access control for staff and ANPR at the gates
  • Commissioning, training and service

Typical solutions

Three typical warehouse 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.

Receiving and dispatch

Warehouse, distribution center

  • Ramp cameras with a readable plate
  • ANPR at the entrance, tied to waybills
  • Search by time and gate
  • Clip export for claims

Time: 1–2 weeks

Full warehouse coverage

A logistics complex

  • Cameras along aisles and at row ends
  • Cold zones — heated cameras
  • A separate network for video
  • An archive from 30 days

Time: 2–4 weeks

Warehouse + access + records

3PL, e-commerce, manufacturing

  • Access control to service zones
  • Shift time attendance
  • Panic buttons and an intrusion alarm
  • A single monitoring post

Time: per design

How we work

From request to a controlled warehouse — 5 steps

1

Warehouse walkthrough

ramps, aisles, cold zones — free

2

A quote by zone

receiving and dispatch first

3

Contract and work windows

installation without stopping the warehouse

4

Installation and binding

search by time and gate

5

Handover and training

clip export for claims

Equipment

Cameras and networks for warehouse logistics

Hikvision and Dahua with WDR for ramps, ANPR cameras, MikroTik switches, ZKTeco access control — from stock.

01

Site specifics

Tall racks block the view

A warehouse is narrow aisles between racks up to 12 m tall. A ceiling camera in the aisle sees only the tops of pallets, so we place cameras along the aisles and at row ends, and cover receiving and dispatch zones separately.

Gates and ramps are the key points

Disputes almost always arise at receiving and dispatch. On the ramps we install cameras with a clear view of the truck plate and the unloading zone, add ANPR at the entrance and tie the event to the waybill by time.

Cold and temperature swings

In cold zones and on ramps condensate kills ordinary cameras. We use models with an extended temperature range and sealed glands, and move power supplies into the warm zone.

Site specifics
02

How we run the project

  1. 1
    Layout for the warehouse topology

    We take the floor plan with rack placement and storage zones, calculate view overlaps and choose focal lengths for the aisle length — otherwise pallet labels are unreadable on video.

  2. 2
    Installation by zones

    We start with receiving and dispatch so the result shows immediately, then move to storage and the perimeter. Cables run along existing trays so as not to hinder forklifts.

  3. 3
    Binding to warehouse operations

    We configure search by event time and by gate: a security officer finds the needed dispatch in a minute instead of scrubbing hours of footage.

  4. 4
    Training and procedures

    We show storekeepers and guards how to export a clip for a supplier claim and leave a short instruction at the workplace.

Challenges and how we solve them

Forklifts hit cameras and trays

At aisle turns the machinery regularly clips structures. We lift cameras above the mast working zone and protect runs with metal conduit up to 3 m.

Glare from the gates

Open gates give backlight by day, and a person in the doorway becomes a silhouette. We use wide-dynamic-range cameras and turn the angle so the sun does not hit the sensor.

Wi-Fi for scanners and video in one network

Video floods the channel and storekeepers' data terminals drop. We split the networks and build a separate managed-switch segment for video.

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.

  • 3-year warranty on installation
  • Our own installation team
  • Documents for tenders
Type of site
Systems required
Timeline

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

How we work

SAT Solutions terms of work

3-year warranty on installation

Installation work is covered for 3 years; equipment for 1 to 3 years per the manufacturer. Warranty visits within one business day.

In-house installation team

3 engineers and 15 installers on staff, no subcontractors. We work in Tashkent and across Uzbekistan.

Engineer on site the same day

Site visits in Tashkent are free and happen on the day you call. Regions by arrangement.

Free estimate and quotation

After the survey we prepare an estimate and a commercial proposal within one business day. No obligation.

Contract, VAT, paperwork

Contract with a legal entity, invoice, VAT-compliant billing, acceptance acts and as-built documentation. We also work with private clients.

Installation permits

Security systems installation — National Guard of Uzbekistan permit No. 1554491. Fire alarm and evacuation systems — Ministry of Emergency Situations permit No. 913518. View permits

Among our clients

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

Examples

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Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

Will cameras help in disputes with suppliers and clients?
Yes, if the ramps are covered properly: we install cameras with a readable view of the truck and the unloading zone and teach staff to export a clip by waybill time in a minute — a standard part of project handover.
The warehouse runs around the clock — how will installation go?
We work zone by zone in agreed windows, routing cables along existing trays. No warehouse shutdown is required.
What about cold warehouses?
For freezer zones we use cameras with an extended temperature range and heating, and move power supplies into warm rooms. It is a standard solution, not an exotic one.

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