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CCTV for warehouses and construction sites

Keeping track of assets is the hardest part of running a warehouse or a site. Stock and plant sit exposed, sight lines are long, vehicles move all day, and there’s rarely good lighting. We design coverage around the points where assets actually change hands — so you can account for what’s there rather than guess.

What we cover

Where assets go missing. The goal isn’t a camera in every aisle. It’s the right cameras at the points where stock, plant, and vehicles change hands.

Gate & vehicle access

Every load in and out on record, positioned to read plates rather than just show that a truck passed.

Loading bays & goods-in

The point where stock changes hands, and where most discrepancies are traced back to.

Racking aisles & pick faces

Cover angled along the aisle rather than across it, so tall racking doesn’t block the view.

Plant & material compounds

Stored equipment, materials, and tools — the assets most exposed once the site goes quiet.

Perimeter & boundary

Fence lines, blind corners, and unfinished structure edges, covered for overnight activity.

Fuel, stores & site office

Generators, fuel points, tool stores, and welfare units, all common targets after hours.

By site type

Same problem, different constraints. A warehouse stays where you put it. A construction site doesn’t — which changes how the system has to be built.

Warehouses

Fixed layout, permanent mounts. Bays, aisles, and perimeter, with extended retention.

Active construction

Layout changes weekly. Relocatable mounts that follow the build as it progresses.

Yards & compounds

Open storage with long sight lines. PTZ sweep from a single mast position.

Typical setup

What a hotel system usually looks like. We never recommend camera placement inside guest rooms, or in any area where guests have a reasonable expectation of privacy. If a request crosses that line, we’ll tell you at survey rather than quote it.
Why Prolynx

What site managers ask us

Will cameras work in an unlit yard overnight?

Yes. We specify long-range infrared cameras for areas with no lighting, and confirm the IR distance needed for your yard or aisle length at the survey.

On construction sites, yes — that’s how we design them. Cameras go on relocatable mounts and masts so coverage follows the build rather than being replaced each phase.

We use IP-rated housings specified for UAE conditions. Cheap enclosures failing within a year is the most common reason warehouse and site installs need redoing.

With the right camera and positioning, yes. Plate capture depends on angle, distance, and lens choice, so we plan the gate position specifically for it.

Often not, or not reliably. We work with what’s available and can advise on standalone arrangements where mains power or fixed network isn’t in place yet.

Yes. Each site’s recorder is configured to a single login so a project or operations manager can switch between locations in the app.