Professional surveillance architecture for homes, offices, campuses, retail, industry and large sites. The portfolio is structured by camera form factor, resolution, lens, recorder, storage and deployment environment.
Each family is organized by application and system requirement so a project can be specified correctly instead of selecting hardware by name alone.
Directional cameras for perimeter, gate, road, warehouse and long-corridor views. Organize selection by resolution, fixed/motorized lens, IR distance and outdoor protection.
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Discreet indoor/outdoor surveillance for offices, retail, reception, corridors and common areas.
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Pan-tilt-zoom coverage for large areas where operators need active tracking and optical zoom.
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NVR/DVR architecture, channel count, retention planning, storage and remote access.
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Fisheye, multi-imager, pinhole and thermal options for specialized applications.
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Lenses, mounts, housings, PoE/network, power and installation accessories.
Explore Details →Camera selection starts with scene and objective: identify a face at an entrance, observe activity in a shop, cover a perimeter, read a vehicle area, or monitor a wide industrial zone. Then choose form factor, resolution, lens and low-light performance.
Reference camera portfolios show 2MP, 3MP, 4MP, 5MP and 8MP families, with fixed and motorized-focus lens options. Higher resolution is useful only when lens, scene distance, bandwidth and storage are designed together.
The camera layer must be paired with an NVR/DVR, suitable storage retention, network capacity, monitor/workstation and secure remote access where required.
Final hardware should be selected after checking site size, coverage, environment, user capacity, integration, cabling/network, power and future expansion. Sytrox can prepare the system architecture and BOQ.
Entry, driveway, parking, perimeter and common areas.
Entrances, cash counters, aisles, stock rooms and loading areas.
Production floor, warehouse, gates, dispatch and perimeter.
Entrances, corridors, common spaces and critical areas.
Reception, lifts, server/utility areas and parking.
Central monitoring with multiple buildings and scalable recording.
Aisles, loading docks, inventory zones and yard.
Wide-area monitoring, PTZ and centralized control.
A practical high-level flow. Exact topology changes by project.
| Requirement | Choose / Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Camera type | Bullet / Dome / Ball / PTZ / Special | Matches mounting and scene |
| Resolution | 2MP / 3MP / 4MP / 5MP / 8MP where available | Balances detail, bandwidth and storage |
| Lens | Fixed or motorized-focus | Sets field of view and identification distance |
| Low light | IR / low-light / colour-night capability | Improves night evidence |
| Recorder | Channel count + codec + throughput | Must support total camera load |
| Retention | Days × bitrate × cameras | Determines storage capacity |
Reference architecture informed by Honeywell camera portfolio: 35 Series includes bullet, rugged dome, ball, micro-dome and PTZ form factors with 2/3/5/8MP options; Honeywell Value Series documents 2MP and 5MP bullet/dome options. Product availability and final specifications must be confirmed at quotation stage.