Coverage planning
Review entry points, distances, lighting and mounting options before choosing cameras.
Security cameras.FROM COVERAGE PLAN TO CLEAR FOOTAGE
Bring camera placement, cabling, recording and remote access together in one considered installation plan.

FOCUS ON WHAT MATTERS
Review entry points, distances, lighting and mounting options before choosing cameras.
Consider cable routes, weather exposure, power and network reliability as part of the installation scope.
Discuss storage and playback. Confirm camera views, recording and compatible remote access before handover.
YOUR NEXT STEPS
Agree on the scope before installation. Confirm the views and features that matter to your property.
Plan an on-site estimateReview property layout and identify the views you need to capture.
Confirm equipment, mounting, cable routes, recording, network work and pricing.
Review the completed views and learn how to access live and recorded video.
GOOD QUESTIONS, CLEAR ANSWERS
The agreed scope should cover equipment, mounting, cabling, recording setup, testing and any remote access configuration. Requirements vary by property.
Possibly. Camera, recorder and network compatibility must be reviewed before equipment is reused.
No. Distance, field of view, lighting, placement and recording settings all influence useful detail. Choose the system around the task.
YOUR PROPERTY IS THE STARTING POINT
Discuss your location and coverage needs with Digiflorida.