VIDEO SURVEILLANCE · SAN DIEGO
Camera systems planned around your property, your operations, and the details you need to see.
Lantex installs and supports video surveillance for commercial, industrial, and multifamily properties—from vehicle entrances and outdoor yards to work areas and building perimeters.
START WITH WHAT YOU NEED TO SEE
A wide view of the yard and a detailed view of an entrance serve different purposes. We start with your priorities, then plan camera locations, connections, and recording around them.
MODERN CAMERA SYSTEMS
Outdoor surveillance needs more than a camera: a useful viewing angle, a suitable mounting point, and reliable power and connectivity all matter.
Multiple views from a coordinated camera platform. We discuss coverage, image detail, and recording requirements around your property.
Change direction and zoom into activity with a PTZ system selected for the site, lighting, and operator requirements.
AI-generated illustrations, not customer installations or specific manufacturer models. Equipment features and coverage depend on the selected system and site design.
MULTIFAMILY & GATED COMMUNITIES
Camera coverage and entry electronics also serve the daily needs of HOAs and multifamily properties. We plan around residents, visitors, and the way each entrance is used.
Video intercoms and electronic credentials help residents and visitors use a courtyard gate. Explore Access Control ↗
Dedicated license plate recognition equipment for vehicle entry workflows. Explore Access Control ↗
AI-generated illustrations of anonymous residential settings, not customer properties or specific manufacturer models.
BEYOND THE LIVE VIEW
A useful camera system needs a practical way to review recorded activity. We discuss recording equipment, storage requirements, user access, and the way your team needs to retrieve video.
Remote viewing can be included where supported by the selected system. We plan access permissions and network requirements with your team or IT provider.
Recording duration depends on camera count, resolution, frame rate, recording schedules, and available storage. These requirements belong in the project scope.
Plan recording and viewing needs ↗CONNECTED FROM END TO END
Camera equipment, cable routes, network connections, and entry systems should be considered together.
Identify the areas and details you need to see, along with lighting, obstructions, and mounting options.
Discuss camera types, recording needs, connections, user access, and project timing.
Complete the agreed scope and review camera views, recording, and the handoff with your team.
BEFORE WE GET STARTED
We can review the manufacturer, model, recorder, and network connections to determine what can be supported or reused. Compatibility is confirmed before the scope is finalized.
A PTZ camera changes direction and zoom, so its view changes. We discuss where continuous views are needed and where a PTZ camera adds value.
Depending on the distance and site conditions, copper cabling, fiber, or an outdoor wireless link may be appropriate. We assess the route, power, and connection requirements.
Vehicle identification and access workflows require a dedicated design, including camera placement and compatible controls. See our Access Control page for license plate recognition.
Tell us the general property type, areas of concern, existing equipment if known, approximate camera count, recording needs, and preferred timing. We can discuss site-specific details privately.
A CLEARER VIEW OF YOUR PROPERTY
Commercial and industrial video surveillance throughout San Diego County.