How to Plan a Security Camera System for Factories

Installing a camera system in large facilities like factories and warehouses requires a different planning approach than homes or small businesses. The right project is shaped around the facility’s risk points.

How Are Risk Points Identified?

Entry/exit doors, loading ramps, storage areas, perimeter walls and staff passage points should be covered by cameras as a priority. Critical equipment on the production line should also be monitored separately.

What to Watch for in Warehouses and Production Lines

Wide-angle, high-resolution cameras should be paired with outdoor-rated (IP66/IP67) equipment suited to dusty or humid environments. Camera count is calculated based on area size to avoid blind spots.

Retention Period and Storage Planning

Factories typically retain recordings for 30-90 days; this duration also matters for insurance and workplace safety processes. Storage capacity is planned based on camera count and resolution.

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