Warehouse camera installs look straightforward on a floor plan and are anything but in practice. Four things we now check before quoting.
A camera positioned against a rack line becomes useless the first time the layout is reconfigured. Mount to structure, not to stock.
Sodium high-bays plus daylight through roof panels creates conditions no single exposure setting handles. Plan per zone.
Anything below four metres will eventually be hit. Route high, protect the drops.
Seeing that a person is present and being able to identify them are different pixel densities. Specify which one you need, per point.
The question is never how many cameras. It's what you need to be able to prove, and from where.
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