Cover every entrance, aisle, dock, and perimeter with one system. The Camrelo 16-camera security system is a complete 16-channel CCTV kit for warehouses, retail stores, offices, factories, and large properties. All sixteen cameras record to a single recorder, and you can view live and recorded footage from one screen or your phone
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | 16 Camera Security System |
| Camera Capacity | Up to 16 cameras |
| Recorder | DVR or NVR, depending on the system |
| Camera Type | Analog, HD-over-coax, or IP cameras, depending on the package |
| Resolution | Varies by camera and system |
| Night Vision | Available on compatible cameras |
| Motion Alerts | Supported by compatible cameras and recorders |
| Remote Access | Available on supported systems and apps |
| Recording Modes | Continuous, scheduled, or motion-triggered, depending on the system |
| Storage | Hard drive or other supported storage options |
| Connectivity | Wired or network-based, depending on the system |
| Installation | Indoor and outdoor cameras, depending on included models and ratings |
| Best For | Commercial buildings, offices, warehouses, retail stores, and industrial facilities |
Built for warehouses, retail stores, offices, factories, and other large properties across Houston, the 16-camera system combines indoor and outdoor cameras on a single 16-channel recorder. Choose 4MP (2K) or 8MP (4K) cameras with infrared night vision to [__ m] and smart detection for people and vehicles, then view and manage everything from one screen or your phone. A pre-configured recorder and matched cameras make setup faster and simpler.
Key Features & Benefits
- 16-Camera Coverage From One Recorde
- Built for Large Properties
- Up to 4K Video
- Long-Range Night Vision
- Smart AI Detection
- Centralized Monitoring and Playback
- Remote Viewing on Your Phone
- Scalable and Complete Kit
Where to Place 16 Cameras: A Placement Guide for Large Properties
Sixteen cameras let you cover every entrance, the full perimeter, and the interior zones where loss happens. Here is a proven layout for a typical warehouse, retail store, or large commercial site.
| # | Location | Camera type | What it covers |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Front entrance | Turret or dome | Faces and entry and exit activity. Mount at about 8-10 ft, angled to capture faces as people walk in. |
| 2 | Reception / lobby | Dome | Visitor check-in and waiting areas. |
| 3 | Back entrance / staff door | Turret | Employee access, deliveries, and after-hours entry. |
| 4 | Emergency exits | Turret | Unauthorized use of exit doors. |
| 5 | Parking lot, wide view | Bullet | Vehicles, customer traffic, and the building perimeter. Use a long lens. |
| 6 | Parking lot, second angle | Bullet | Vehicle and plate detail where the first camera has a blind spot. |
| 7 | Building perimeter, side | Bullet | The side of the building and fence line. |
| 8 | Building perimeter, rear | Bullet | The rear wall, back lot, and dumpster area. |
| 9 | Loading dock, outside | Bullet (outdoor-rated) | Truck arrivals, deliveries, and shipments. |
| 10 | Loading dock, inside | Dome | Receiving area, pallets, and check-in. |
| 11 | Main corridor | Dome | Hallway traffic and movement between areas. |
| 12 | Aisle or sales floor, front | Dome | Customer activity and shelf-level theft. |
| 13 | Aisle or sales floor, rear | Dome | The second half of the floor, to avoid blind spots. |
| 14 | Cash area / checkout | Dome | Transactions, till access, and counter activity. Mount directly above or facing the counter. |
| 15 | Stockroom / inventory storage | Dome | Access to stock and employee movement. |
| 16 | Office or server room door | Dome | Access to sensitive areas and records. |
Placement tips
- Cover every door first. Each entrance and exit should be on camera, and at least one camera should capture faces head-on.
- Cover aisle ends, not the middle. At the ends of aisles, cameras see down the length of the aisle and catch more activity than a camera in the center.
- Overlap critical areas. The cash area and loading dock should have two camera angles in case one is blocked or tampered with.
- Avoid backlight. Don’t point a camera at a window or the sun. Backlit faces turn into silhouettes.
- Weatherproof anything outdoors. Use IP-rated cameras for the parking lot, perimeter, and loading dock exterior.
- Plan your cable runs. Sixteen cameras mean long cable runs, so confirm lengths and routing before you buy.
Not sure how your layout maps? Send us a floor plan or photos and we’ll suggest a camera plan.
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