The installation process starts with a site survey to understand your security needs. After that, suitable camera locations are selected, wiring or wireless setup is completed, and the cameras are installed. Finally, the system is connected to a recorder and configured for live viewing and remote access on your mobile or computer.

The number of cameras depends on the size and layout of your property. Key areas like entrances, exits, parking spaces, and blind spots should be covered. For a small home, 2–4 cameras may be enough, while larger properties or businesses may require more for complete coverage.

Yes, most modern CCTV cameras come with night vision features. They use infrared (IR) technology to capture clear footage even in complete darkness, ensuring 24/7 security for your property.

Motion detection is a smart feature that allows cameras to start recording only when movement is detected. This helps save storage space and makes it easier to review important footage. Some systems also send instant alerts to your phone when motion is detected.

Yes, basic maintenance is recommended to keep your system running smoothly. This includes cleaning camera lenses, checking connections, updating software, and ensuring proper recording. Regular maintenance helps avoid technical issues and keeps video quality clear.

Most outdoor CCTV cameras are designed to be weatherproof and can handle rain, dust, and extreme temperatures. However, it’s important to choose cameras with proper IP ratings to ensure durability in outdoor conditions.