Layerix CCTV Experts

Professional IP CCTV Installation
for Commercial & Enterprise Sites

HD, 4K, and AI‑ready camera systems designed, cabled, and commissioned by our own engineers. From site survey to remote viewing – all in‑house.

Live Monitoring
RESOLUTIONUp to 8K H.265COVERAGEAI‑Powered Blind Spot AnalysisSTORAGEUp to 90 Days RetentionACCESSMobile / Web Remote ViewingCABLINGStructured Cat6 InfrastructureANALYTICSEdge AI ReadyRESOLUTIONUp to 8K H.265COVERAGEAI‑Powered Blind Spot AnalysisSTORAGEUp to 90 Days RetentionACCESSMobile / Web Remote ViewingCABLINGStructured Cat6 InfrastructureANALYTICSEdge AI Ready
5000+
Cameras Installed
99.98%
Uptime SLA
4K
Max Resolution
24/7
Remote Access

// Technology Explained

What is an IP CCTV System?

IP CCTV (Internet Protocol Closed‑Circuit Television) uses network cameras that transmit high‑definition video over Ethernet cables. Unlike analog systems, IP cameras offer:

  • Higher resolution – up to 4K/8K for crystal‑clear images
  • PoE (Power over Ethernet) – single cable for power and data
  • Remote access – view from anywhere via mobile/web
  • Scalability – easily add cameras without rewiring
  • AI‑ready – onboard analytics for smart alerts
IP CameraPoE SwitchNVRMonitor / ClientPower + Data

IP CCTV signal flow: Camera → PoE Switch → NVR → Remote viewing

// Modern vs. Legacy

Why Analog CCTV Fails
Where IP Excels

FeatureLegacy AnalogModern IP CCTV
Resolution480p – 720p, blurry details4K / 8K, H.265 compression, clear identification
AccessOn‑site only (DVR)Mobile / web remote viewing anywhere
AnalyticsNoneAI intrusion detection, crowd counting, ANPR
ScalabilityLimited by coaxial cablingAdd cameras easily over network, PoE
Multi‑siteSeparate systems, no central viewUnified dashboard across all locations

// Our Approach

What a Layerix CCTV Deployment Includes

1

Site survey & camera count planning

2

Camera type selection (dome, bullet, PTZ, fisheye)

3

PoE switch and structured cabling infrastructure

4

NVR/DVR setup and storage sizing

5

Remote viewing configuration (mobile/web)

6

Commissioning, testing, and operator handover

// Camera Portfolio

Camera Types We Deploy

Dome Camera

Discreet indoor/outdoor, vandal‑resistant, wide angle

Bullet Camera

Long‑range, IR night vision, ideal for perimeters

PTZ Camera

Pan, tilt, zoom; tracking and auto‑patrol

Fisheye

360° panoramic, single camera covers entire room

Covert / Hidden

Discreet surveillance for sensitive areas

Thermal / Outdoor

Heat‑resistant, IP67, extreme weather ratings

// By Industry

Use Cases We Solve

IT Parks & Corporate Offices

Lobby monitoring, floor‑by‑floor access, server room surveillance.

Warehouses & Logistics

Loading dock coverage, asset tracking, high‑bay PTZ for pallet movement.

Retail & Showrooms

Loss prevention, customer flow analytics, point‑of‑sale integration.

Manufacturing & Industrial

Production line monitoring, safety compliance, equipment surveillance.

// How We Work

Installation Process: Survey to Commissioning

1

Survey

Site walk‑through, blind spot analysis, camera count

2

Design

Camera placement, cabling routes, equipment selection

3

Cable

Structured Cat6 cabling, PoE switch installation

4

Configure

NVR setup, remote access, user training

5

Commission

Testing, handover, AMC kick‑off

// Real Installations

Our Team at Work

Every photo from an actual Layerix CCTV deployment.

Technician mounting dome camera at height – Corporate Office, Mumbai

Technician mounting dome camera at height – Corporate Office, Mumbai

Engineer managing PoE patch panel in server rack – Bengaluru

Engineer managing PoE patch panel in server rack – Bengaluru

NVR rack inside data centre – Hyderabad

NVR rack inside data centre – Hyderabad

Engineer pointing to coverage zone on blueprint – Pune

Engineer pointing to coverage zone on blueprint – Pune

PTZ camera installation on pole – Industrial Site, Chennai

PTZ camera installation on pole – Industrial Site, Chennai

Cable management in structured cabling tray – Tech Park, Delhi NCR

Cable management in structured cabling tray – Tech Park, Delhi NCR

// Results

Client Success Stories

Technology Park • Bengaluru

Challenge: 60‑acre campus with 15 buildings; no unified surveillance; frequent security incidents.

Solution: Deployed 450+ IP cameras including PTZ and ANPR, unified VMS with 90‑day retention.

✓ Outcome: Incident reduction by 82%; ROI achieved in 14 months; central command centre operational.

Manufacturing • Pune

Challenge: Theft from warehouse and production line; manual review of DVR footage.

Solution: Installed 200+ 4K bullet and dome cameras with AI analytics for motion detection.

✓ Outcome: Theft eliminated within first month; insurance premiums reduced by 20%.

// Knowledge Base

CCTV Installation – Your Questions Answered

From camera count to remote access – real answers from the engineers who install them daily.

Q1: How many cameras do I need for a 10,000 sq ft office?

Typical coverage requires 10–15 cameras depending on layout, entry points, and blind spots. Layerix provides a free site survey with a detailed camera placement plan tailored to your space.

Q2: What resolution should I choose — 2MP, 4MP, or 8MP?

2MP (1080p) is sufficient for general areas. 4MP (1440p) or 8MP (4K) is recommended for critical areas like server rooms, entry points, or spaces where license plates/faces must be clearly identifiable.

Q3: How long is footage stored? What storage size do I need?

Storage depends on camera count, resolution, and retention period. Typical deployments store 30–90 days. Layerix calculates storage requirements during the site survey and recommends NVR capacity accordingly.

Q4: Can I view cameras on my smartphone remotely?

Yes. All our IP CCTV systems support remote viewing via mobile app (iOS/Android) and web browser, with secure VPN or cloud access options.

Q5: Do you install cameras outdoors and in high‑heat areas?

Absolutely. We select weatherproof (IP66/IP67), vandal‑resistant, and high‑temperature rated cameras for outdoor and industrial environments.

Q6: Is structured cabling included in your CCTV installation?

Yes. Every deployment includes full structured cabling with Cat6 plenum‑rated cable, certified terminations, and professional cable management in server racks.

Q7: Do you provide AMC support after CCTV installation?

Yes. We offer comprehensive Annual Maintenance Contracts covering preventive maintenance, remote monitoring, firmware updates, and on‑site repairs within SLA.

Q8: What is the difference between IP and analog CCTV?

IP CCTV uses network cabling (PoE) for higher resolution (4K), remote access, and advanced analytics. Analog uses coaxial cables with lower resolution and no native remote access.

Q9: Can I integrate CCTV with my existing access control system?

Yes. We can integrate camera feeds with your access control system to trigger recordings on door events and provide unified management.

Q10: How long does a typical CCTV installation take?

A 10–20 camera office deployment typically takes 2–3 days for cabling and installation, plus one day for configuration and training. Larger projects are scheduled accordingly.

Q11: Do you offer night vision cameras?

Yes. All our outdoor and low‑light cameras feature IR LEDs for night vision up to 30–50 meters, with optional thermal imaging for extreme conditions.

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