A camera installed by NJS
Warehouse & commercial

The Yard

Perimeter, loading bays, gates and vehicle traffic.

Outdoor commercial sites fail differently from buildings. The distances are longer, the lighting is worse, and the thing you need to identify is often moving — a vehicle at a gate, someone crossing a yard at 2am.

Fixed cameras cover the perimeter. One moving camera covers everything the fixed ones only glimpse.

Why these parts

Why long-range bullets

131 feet of night reach and AI detection on each. At yard distances, a camera that sees 98 feet leaves a gap you will discover at the worst possible moment.

Why a PTZ

Eight fixed cameras tell you something happened. The zoom camera follows it and gets the detail — a face, a plate, a company logo on a door.

Why 32 channels for nine cameras

Sites like this grow. Four drive bays also means longer retention, which matters when an incident surfaces weeks later.

What it covers

A yard, depot, warehouse perimeter or contractor site with vehicle access and outbuildings.

How hard is it to install?

Plan it with us first

This is the size where camera placement matters more than the cable. Ask us before you buy — send a site plan or a few photos and we will tell you where the cameras go.

Also in the box

  • Printed instructions Written for the exact models in your box, in the order you will do them.
  • Video walkthroughs The parts that are hard to describe in text are the parts we filmed.
  • Mounts and junction boxes Matched to each camera. No second order.
  • Hard drive Sized to the retention you want, not whatever was cheapest.
  • Phone support People who install these for a living, not a ticket queue.

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