Starting Business of CCTV- Suggestions!

[markdenaley87]

Hi all,
This is Mark, I had started the business of Home CCTV cameras, including the installations of the home security cameras and alarming system.
I was wondering, when one of my client asked me that which option will be best suitable for his small jewelry shop, situated at the heart of the city.
I am bit confused in suggesting him between wireless CCTV camera and wired CCTV camera installation.
The shop of my client is of around 750*458 sq ft, with the four storey building. The main problem is that, client wants minimum use of wires the installation, with minimum destruction of the walls during installation of the security system.
What should I have to do?
All suggestions will be appreciated.


Thanks and Regards.
Mark Denaley

[iStorm]

Mark i'm not sure what your asking for help with....... System design, installation, how to cable the job, I would stay away from wireless systems, you still have to get power cables to the camera's so you might as well run a video cable, if your client is worried about mess cable everything in CAT5 and use baluns, CAT5 is an easier cable to run, If this is a jewellery shop im sure the insurance company will be insisting on certain items and standards, my fist point of call would be to speak to the insurance company.

[Ilk]

Originally Posted by markdenaley87

Hi all,
This is Mark, I had started the business of Home CCTV cameras, including the installations of the home security cameras and alarming system.
I was wondering, when one of my client asked me that which option will be best suitable for his small jewelry shop, situated at the heart of the city.
I am bit confused in suggesting him between wireless CCTV camera and wired CCTV camera installation.
The shop of my client is of around 750*458 sq ft, with the four storey building. The main problem is that, client wants minimum use of wires the installation, with minimum destruction of the walls during installation of the security system.
What should I have to do?
All suggestions will be appreciated.


Thanks and Regards.
Mark Denaley

I would agree with IStorm.

I would also suggest that you carry insurance, read up on the legal requirements of CCTV, learn the principles of operational requirement and undertake formal training in the design, installation and maintenance of CCTV.

Only after all of this will you be sure to be able to offer a system that is fit for purpose for your client(s).

Good luck in the new business.

Ilkie