For construction sites, warehouses, yards and commercial properties. We walk the site, map every entry point and blind spot, then install a system that covers them.
Open ground, changing layouts and valuable equipment left overnight need a different plan from a house or shopfront.
Cover gates, material stores and plant, with cameras that can move as the build progresses.
Loading docks, aisles and stock areas, with footage you can match to deliveries and shifts.
Long perimeters and parked fleets, using high-resolution and long-range night cameras.
Plate-readable coverage of entrances and exits, and wide views of every row.
Entrances, tills and back doors, set up to respect staff and customer privacy.
Larger, multi-building systems integrated with access control and monitoring.
A survey is how we make sure the quote covers what you actually need, and nothing you don't.
We identify every entry point: gates, fences, doors, and the gaps people actually use.
Materials, vehicles, stock and equipment, and where they're kept overnight.
Night lighting, available power, and whether cameras can be cabled or need wireless or solar.
A drawing of camera positions and fields of view, with a written quote to match.
Most sites that need cameras most are the ones with the least infrastructure - a field with a fence, a plot before the utilities are connected, a yard at the far end of an estate. These are the options we deploy.
A freestanding mast with panel, battery and cameras. Nothing to trench, nothing to connect, and it moves as the site changes. Sized so it carries through several overcast days.
Cameras upload over a mobile connection where there's no broadband. Event-only upload keeps data use realistic - continuous 4K over a SIM will exhaust any plan.
Everything records to a recorder on site; only clips you need travel over the network. This is usually the right answer on a metered connection.
Positions that can be moved as a build progresses, so the coverage plan still matches the site in month six.
A drawing of every camera position with its field of view - the document your insurer or principal contractor will ask for.
Each camera's lens, resolution, mounting height and night range, recorded so anyone can verify the system does what was specified.
Accounts for the people who need them, with the ability to remove access when someone leaves the project.
Insurers increasingly ask for evidence that cameras covered the area at the time of a claim, not just that cameras existed. A coverage plan and commissioning record turn a disputed claim into a paid one. Ask any installer for both before you sign.
XEON Security's Optical & Infrastructure Calculators are seven free engineering tools, published so site managers and contractors can verify a specification instead of trusting a product page. No account, no payment, everything runs in your browser.
Why we published them: these are the same calculations our engineers run before specifying a system. If a quote claims a camera will read plates at 30 metres, the DORI and LPR tools will tell you in about a minute whether that is true.
We've designed systems for homes, commercial sites, industrial facilities and government properties.
Installations across the United States, Lithuania and the Philippines.
Survey, design, installation, remote viewing and ongoing support, without handing you off.
Tell us about the site and we'll arrange a time to walk it with you.
XEON Security operates from offices in the United States and the Philippines, and serves clients across Lithuania. Talk to us in whichever language you prefer.
Residential, commercial, industrial and government installations across the United States, Lithuania and the Philippines. See the full range at xeonsecurity.com, or specify your own system with the calculators.