Theft at docks and yards
Loading docks and outdoor storage are hard to watch, especially at night and during shift changes.
Warehouse Security Cameras & Networking in the Bay Area
Coverage for docks, yards and fence lines, gate access, and Wi-Fi that reaches the far aisles.
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What warehouses face
Warehouses are big, busy and open around the clock. Wide, high spaces are hard on camera coverage and Wi-Fi, and trucks, temps and visitors come and go all day. We design systems that fit how your site actually runs, including shift changes and after-hours deliveries.
Uncontrolled gates
Without gate and door control, it’s hard to know which trucks, drivers or visitors were on site, and when.
Dead zones for scanners
Tall racking and metal buildings block Wi-Fi, so scanners and tablets drop out in the aisles.
Incident and liability claims
Forklift incidents, damaged goods and disputes over deliveries need footage to resolve.
Typical system design
How it fits together
- Security CamerasDock, aisle, yard and fence-line coverage with low-light and PTZ cameras, plus license plate recognition (LPR) cameras at gates.
- Access ControlBadge access for staff entries, gate operators for trucks, and a video intercom for visitors and drivers.
- Network Cabling & Wi-FiFiber between buildings, access points planned around the racking, and outdoor Wi-Fi for the yard.
- Audio-VideoPaging and announcements across the floor and yard.
- Smart AutomationTemperature and door alerts, and scheduled lighting for the building and yard.
Relevant projects
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Can cameras read license plates at our gate?
Yes. Dedicated license plate (LPR) cameras are placed and angled for the gate lane, so plates are readable day and night.
How do you get Wi-Fi to work between tall racks?
We survey the space and mount access points to match your aisles and rack heights, so scanners and tablets stay connected across the floor.
Can visitors and drivers call in at the gate?
Yes. A video intercom at the gate lets staff see who’s there, talk to them and open the gate from a phone or desk station.