CCTV Camera Installation
CCTV camera installation in Pakpattan, IP or analog
We survey the site, mark every camera point with you, run the cable properly and hand over a system that shows clear faces at the gate, not just shadows.
- 5.0★ on Google from 19 verified reviews
- 4+ years installing CCTV, including Baba Fareed Darbar
- Free site survey before any quote
- Open Sat–Thu, 7 AM – 11 PM · Fri closed
Most CCTV complaints we get called for are not about the camera brand. They are about where the camera was fixed, how the cable was run, and whether anyone checked the night picture before leaving. A camera pointed at the sky over a gate, or a DVR that stopped recording three months ago, gives no protection at all.
Our installation starts with a walk-around. Faizan or a team member stands where the camera will go and checks what it will actually see: the face of someone at the counter, the number plate at the gate, the full length of a godown wall. Then we decide between analog HD (cheaper, simple, very reliable for 2 to 8 cameras) and IP (sharper, longer cable runs, better for 8+ cameras and offices with a network).
Analog HD or IP: which one is right for you?
Analog HD (also called HD-TVI or HDCVI) uses coaxial cable and a DVR. It is the most cost-effective choice for homes and shops with 2 to 8 cameras, and modern 2MP and 5MP analog cameras give a clean picture. Repairs and spare parts are easy to find locally.
IP cameras use network cable and an NVR, usually powered over the same cable through a PoE switch. They give higher resolution, handle long distances better, and fit naturally into offices, banks and factories that already have a LAN. If you plan to grow past 8 cameras, IP is usually the better long-term choice.
We will tell you plainly which one fits your site and budget. There is no point paying for IP on a 3-camera home where analog does the job.
Placement decides everything
A good installation puts cameras at head height angles where faces are visible, not high on a pole looking down at the top of caps. At gates we aim for the spot where people stop. At counters we cover the cash drawer and the customer's face from the front. On boundaries we overlap cameras so there is no gap to walk through.
Before we pack up, we check every camera at night with lights off. If the picture is washed out by a street light or blinded by a reflective wall, we adjust it then, not after you complain.
FAQ ( 4 )
CCTV Camera Installation: common questions
How long does a CCTV installation take?
A typical 4-camera home or shop is usually finished in one working day, including cable running and phone setup. Larger 8 to 16 camera jobs, banks and factories can take two to four days depending on cable distances and ceiling work. We give you the timeline after the site survey.
Do you charge for the site survey?
No. The site survey in Pakpattan is free. For Sahiwal, Arifwala, Minchinabad and Depalpur, call or WhatsApp us first so we can plan the visit with other jobs in that area.
Can I see my cameras on my phone?
Yes. Every system we install is connected to the Hik-Connect (Hikvision) or DMSS (Dahua) app on your Android or iPhone. We test it on mobile data before leaving so you know it works away from your own Wi-Fi.
What happens to recording during load-shedding?
Without backup power, the DVR and cameras switch off when the electricity goes. We recommend connecting the system to your UPS or a small dedicated UPS so recording continues. We will tell you the load so you can size it properly.