1. Map the zones
- Entrances and exits
- Cash desk, reception, or service area
- Garage, yard, loading dock, or gate
- Blind corners and high-value inventory zones
Planning guide
Build coverage around the places that matter.
Cover entrances and high-risk areas first, then choose the connection, recording, and camera features that make those views useful.
2. Choose the connection type
- Use PoE where stable wired recording matters.
- Use PTZ where one camera must scan a wider area.
- Use solar or battery cameras where cabling is difficult.
- Use NVR storage when local retention matters.
3. Define recording needs
- How many days of recording are required?
- Do cameras record continuously or on motion?
- Is 4K needed everywhere, or only at entrances?
- Will managers need mobile remote access?
4. Confirm the complete parts list
Start with a complete QuarkView system or ask for a recommendation. Optional property details help refine camera count, storage, and accessories.
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